The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-06-14

Roy Ellis and family have removed
to Viento.
+. G. Sherrieb made business trip
to The Dalles Thursday.
Harry Kuntz Is a new employe Of
the Telephone company here.
Mrs. I. G. Frohn visited friends
at The Dalles over Sunday.
c. I. Early and son, Raymond,
spent Monay in Portland.
Thos. B. Thornton, of Portland,
visited DR.. Brosius Thursday.
County Judge Lake and Clerk Boil
ten had business in Hood River last
Friday.
Earl Davenport returned home last
week from Utah where he has been
attending school.
Miss Search, who has been teaching
school at Moro, returned to Hood
River Monday.
G. II. Stranahan had business in
Portland Friday, returning Saturday
morning on the local.
Emil Theyson, of Basin, Mont, ar
rived Thursday on visit to his
brother, Ben Theyson.
DR.. Mary Jordan has returned from
her trip to Eastern Washington, where
she homesteaded a claim.
County Superintendent Neff came
down from The Dalles Thursday to be
present at the school board meetings.
County Commissioner Hibard re-
turned from The Dalles Thursday
after tie adjournment of the county
court.
DR.. Mary Jordon accompanied Mrs.
Anderson to The Dalles hospital Mon
day, where she will remain for treat
ment.
Mrs. Catherine Hoyt returned to
her home in Portland Monday after a
weeks visit with her father, II. G.
Coe.
Mr.. .Nisbet, of Blake McFall Paper
Co., and MIR. White, of the Pacific
PAPER Co., Poltl nd, made the town
Monday.
Mrs. r, Booden, of PrineVille, was
in Hood River Monday making heavy
purchases at Grams store, taking ad-
vantage of the sale.
Elder j. Dix, of Portland, accom-
panied by his granddaughter, arrived
Thursday on visit to his son, Rev.
l.. q. Dix, of the Advent Church, in
the valley.
Nj. and Mrs. J. W. White, of
Bloomington, ILL.,, and his sister, Mrs.
r. M. Hall, of Portland, visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt at Beulah
Land over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gilbert OF
the Mt. Hood hotel, for several weeks,
went to III lamook, Ore, Friday,
where Mr.. Shoemaker is now located.
H. NJ. Abbott has traded his MosIeI
ranch for the White Grocery on the
East Side in Portland, and is now
running that store His son, Ken
meth, went down the first of the week,
and will stay with his father i'll the
store.
Two years ago the total cherry crop
Cove, Oregon, was $4,000 boxes and
this season the crop, anticipated, will
reach $1,000 boxes or about 80 Car
loads. The varieties are principally
Royal Ann, Black Republican, Bing
and Lambert.
r. G. Davenport, OF the Optimist,
Miss Rose Michel, of the Chr Ionicle,
and II. d. Parkins, Of the Eilers
Music Co., we're Dalles passengers TO
Portland Thursday, and stepped of
the train to shake hands with aequain-
tances.
The Mt. Hood railroad have re
ceived two more coaches, which will
make their equipment in better shape
to handle passenger business. The
trip up the line is very pleasant
one, and their Sunday excursions are
becoming very popular
The Artisans elected the following
officers at the regular meeting last
week: George Thomson, M. A.; W. H..
Peugh, Supt. Mrs. Mary A. Clark,
Insp. G. D. Heinrich, Sec ID. Melon
aid, Treas. Mrs. j. II. Koberg, j. 9.
Miss Leadbetter, s. c.; Z. II. Hart.
wig, NJ. @.
The new baseball suits have ar.
rived, and we're worn for the first time
lasJ SUNDAY III Jue game Will DuluI'
They are dark green, with red belt,
cap and stockings, and the front Of
the coat has a big red apple On one
side and a srawberry on the other.
They are a good advertisement fol
hood River.
Prof. LA Wiley has accepted the
I osition as principal of the Mt. Tabor
school near Portland. This is a pro
motion, as the school there has a tel
months school, and he will get bet
ter salary than he received here
Hood River regrets to lose him
but congratulates him on securing {
good position.
Mrs. G. d Thomps u, her sister
Miss Horning, and Miss Blinn, ar
rived Monday afternoon from Ne'
Mexico, where Mrs. Thompson ha
been for the past year on account
the health Of her son. Mrs. Thomp
son and her sister have been teachin
! in the Agriiculiu ursl college there an
waited fol-. the end of the term befor
, returning,