The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-01
: THE UP-TO-DATE STORE - WE

j. l.. Henderson was a passenger
for Portland on the local Wednesday.
Don't fail to visit Bragg & Co. g
special sale from November / to 10.
Mrs. J. II. Gill is at present visit.
log with her mother at Tunnel City,
Wis.
j. Ii. Day, of Dayton, Wash, is
visiting his brother in law, o. l..
Vanderbilt.
George I. Prather crossed the river
and took drive to Gilmer Monday
on business.
Col. Hartley, who went to Eastern
Oregon to purchase cattle returnt d
Saturday with carload.
j. l.. Tousey has removed from
Portland for the present and will re-
side at his ranch near here.
Rev. W. c. Gilmore swill exchange
puplits with Rev. j. Morgan Lewis,
OF White Salmon next Sunday.
G. d. Morgan, Mosier's we'll known
beal estate man, was at Hood River
Friday for short visit.
A. P. Batebsm, of Mosier, came
down on the looal Saturday and spent
few hours in town on business.
Harry Buckmaster, who has been
night clerk at the Mount Hood hotel,
has given up his position there and
gone to Portland.
II. W. Petit is at present acting in
the capacity of clerk at the Waucoma,
Mr.. Petit spent the winter at Hood
River last year and has recently been
working at st. Johns.
Halloween was celebrated in the
usual way by Hood River urchins
tuesday evening who played many
pranks on the unsuspecting aud made
considerable noise about town.
A box of 4-tier Spitzen bergs from
the exhibit at the fruit fair of the
Park Fruit farm, owned by A. A
Jayne, which was sent to Milwaukee
Wis.,, is on exhibition in the Cou' te
nay drug store in that city and is at
tracing great deal of attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Vieet, of Coop
erstown, N. d., we're at Hood Rivel
Sunday and Monday looking for To-
cation. They were very enthusiastic
over the beauties of the city and val
ley and may decide to come here tC
liv.
Mrs. A. A. Jayne arrived from
Hood River on the noon train and i
guest of Mrs. W. II. Groat. Hel
friends who formerly enjoyed hear inl
her beautiful voice, will be pleased tt
hear it agani tonight at the Halo
weeD social at the Cooper residence
Chronicle
Mr.. end Mrs. Willis Van Horn have
rented the commodious home of Mrs
p. S. Davidson, ST., in which they
will RESIDE until their house on Var
Horn Butte is finished. Mrs. David
son expects to spend good part o.
the winter out of town.
A. G. Buck has bought the insur
ance business which has been con
Quoted by George L. Prather and viii
look after 1t in the future. Mr.. Prath
or will continue his real estate bust
ness to which he expects to devote
his entire time.
Cut this out and take it to Kier 4
Cass' drug store and get free sampl,
of Chamberlain g Stomach and Live
Tablets. For biliousness and consti
patton they are unequaled. They i'm
prove appetite, strengthen diges
tion and regulate the liver and how
els.
Good for everything salve is uset
for and especially recommended TO
piles. That is what We say of De
Wits Witch Haze. Salve. On th
market for years and standby il
thousands of families. Get Dewitt s
Sold by Williams Pharmacy
The barber shop of Gray 4 Russell
has been renovated and re. paperet
with new process that is very hand
some. The ceiling and sidewalks ar
es of the Telegram and Oregonial
that we're treated to a solution O
aluminium. A deep red border at tn
juncture of walls and ceiling makes
contrast that it very attractive.
Mrs. M. Washburn, of Eugene, wb
is prominently identified in Orego
with the Federation OF Women's club
arrived at Hood River from Pendleto
last week and spent several days her
recuperating from long trip thr oug
the state in behalf OF the women
club movement. Mrs. Washbur
comes of an old and highly respects
Oregon family and is woman of un
usual ability and much force of char
acter. From here she went to Port
land and is at present attending th
big meeting of Women's clubs bein
held in that city.
VIM. Shields, who was employed b
the Cameron Bros. at their Menomi
nee mill, had the misfortune to los
one of his thumbs last week. Shield
WAS riding the carriage and got hi
thumb caught in the conveyer cbair
Before the machinery could be stoT
ped the top of his thumb was orn o
and it was necessary to have the il
jured member amputated in order {
the first joint. Mr.. Shield 0bjec
to the statement that the accidel
was due to carelessness or that it WI
allowed to happen to..render him uni
\ for a soldier and says he conside
! any such insinuation an insult.