The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-09-26
E. r. Bradley spent Tuesday in

f. X. Bradley spent Tuesday II
Portland.
Mrs. M. V. Rand returned from
Portland yesterday.
Geo. Moore has moved bis family
up from Portland and will occupy the
Sturgess residence.
B. T.. Shoemaker and wife returned
Sunday from Salem, where they at
tended the state fair.
Mrs. Storey, mother OF Mrs Frank
A. Cram, went to The Dnlles Satur.
day to visit friends.
Mrs. Geo. P. Crowell has returned
from a months visit to her son, Clar-
ence English, at San Francisco.
Ed Mayes and Ed Wright went to
Camas Saturday to enjoy few days
with friends and take an outing.
H. D. Parkins, of The Dalles,
| stopped off the TRAIN Sunday on his
way east to shake hands with friends.
f. j. Thurman is back at his old
place in the Laraway jewelry store,
having recovered from his recent ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. DIR. Wright and brother came
up from Portland Tuesday morning
and went out to the ranch in the Bar
rett district.
A. j. Derby has purchased through
W. j. Baker the Barnes cottage, west
OF the Unitarian church, now oeou-
pied by L. j. Kinnaird.
IaI1o Il hoa vnaiunaI hia vno;
tion with the Transfer Co. and went
to Mitchell's Point Monday to build
skid road for the Newby- -kautz mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Carson, who
have been visiting Mis-. CarsUn's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Homewood,
returned to her home in Vancouver
Friday.
L. W. DeBussey has purchased the
residence of VIM. Kabls, on Cascade
avenue, adjoining the new house be-
ing built by Mr.. Kable, and will move
In at once.
Jim Hunt has an expert sign paint.
er putting on some very fine gold Leaf
signs on the windows of the new bank
building of the Hood River Banking
Il Trust Co.
VIM. Stewart has sold ten acles in
the Crapper district to Mrs. Ii. o.
Ashberry, of Portland, for S6,500,
who will move onto the place and
make that part of the valley her home.
DIR. and Mrs. Dumble went to The
Dalles Tuesday to make arrangements
to bring home Mrs. j. e. Nichols,
who Is still at the hospital, but recov
ering sufficiently to be able to return
home soon.
S. j. Frank, AL Whitehead, his
cousin, Chas. Whitehead, of Canton,
I'll. and Win Olinger have gone into
the mountains at the head of Green
Point, deer hunting, or any other big
game which shows up.
Miss Alice Fossett and daughter,
Annie, who have been visiting Mrs.
M. Sue Adams, at Paradise Farm, for
three weeks, went to Mosier Yesterday
to visit relatives, and will 60 to their
home at Wslla Walla from there.
r. E. Esson and wife left for Ma
dras, Ore, Friday, where they will
visit with relatives and friends, and
Mr.. Esson will help make up hunt
ing party. They will look for big
game, and expect to be gone three or
four weeks.
L. j. Cunning and wife returned
yesterday from California where they
spent several months in different
points in the state with view of
making their future home, but have
decided to return to Hood River for
the present, at least.
ID. Mcdonald has gathered a small
crop of soft shielded almonds from q
tree in his yard which has been set
out but three years. They are we'll
matured, of good size and flavor 1t
would seem al it more of this class of
trees could be planted with profit.
Ernest Jensen, who several yeaIs
ago started the cigar store now owned
by Ross & Wright, stopped off at
Hood River Monday to visit friends
and relatives for fe days, while en-
route to Lewiston, where he will dec
orate buildings and windows for the
fair.
Miss Helen Davidson had runaway
accident the first Ut the week. While
near the Van Horn country residence
an axle to the buggy broke and the
horse ran up to the gate at the top OF
the butte and stopped. Aside from
patti wreck Of the buggy, no other
harm resulted.
A. Gramse has sold his 40 acres on
the Davidson hill to Frank Seeley, of
the firm of Seeley Mason Co., for
$4,000 j. Ii. Heilbronner & Co.
! conducted the sale Mr.. Gramse is
| yet undecided what he will do, but
may purchase another place some
where in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ruhnke arrived
Monday fiom La Giande to take up
their residence in Hood River. They
expected to move at once in the resi-
dence they purcssed on State street,
but will be un ,ble to do so for few
weeks on account of sickness in the
family of the present tenant, W. L..
DemoIest, who has a son sick with ty-
phoid fever.