The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-05-16

Silas Soule returned from trip to
Portland Tuesday.
DIR. +. G. Brosius was passenger
for Portland Wednesday.
f. A. Jones, of Portland, was in the
city during the week and registered
at the Waucoma.
Mrs. j. L. Bdkinscn and daughter.
OF Portland, are visiting in Hood Riv-
or during the week.
Mrs. G. W. Parsons, of White Sal
mon, is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. ID. W. HorneI, of this place.
Emmett Tompkins and Fred Wheel
er left for Portlnd Wednesday to at
game.
N. j. eQvold, former proprietor of
the Ramona, arrived from Portland
Monday AMI will spend few days in
Hood River.
W. H. Benton, Of White Salmon,
called at the Office for supply of de.
scriptive literature to mail to friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Il. Il. Manning received an ex-
press shipment of fine pen of prize
winning Rose Comb Wyandottes from
the yards of d. N. Lash, of Wood
| burn.
Mrs. Dodge and two children, of
! Seattle, who have been visiting In
Hood River at the Howard Pealer
home, returned to their rome Thurs.
day.
Attorneys A. A. Jayne and A. j.
Derby returned the first of the week
from PrinevilIe, where they have been
in attendance upon the term of the
circuit court.
A. Griffin, representing the 'New
Age" Of Portland, was in the city the
latter part of the week in the interest
of the advertising department of that
periodical.
Miss Nettie Buck, who has been
teaching school in the eastern part of
Washington, was home on visit dur
ing the week and left for Portland
Wednesday.
"Dad" Fouts has leased the Ash
building opposite the Paris Fair, and
will remodel 1t on the inside to con-
form to the best model of commercial
sample rooms.
A man by name of CHI istian had
his arm quite badly hunt while at
work in the planer at Dee, and came
to town Tuesday to have DIR. DUN
BILE dress the wounds.
Al II. ClIyburgh, representing the
Ederheimer.Stei Co., of Chicago,
was in the city the first OF the week
and sold large bill of fall goods to
Frank A. Cram.
Capt. L. Shaver, OF the Shaver
Transportation Co., of Portland, ac
companied by his wife, we're in Hood
River during the week as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. English.
Jos. Wright has secured the con
tract for the erection OF the Thompson
mansion at Cascade Locks. 1t is said
that this will be the finest residence
in Wasco county when completed.
There will be German Lutheran
church services at the Advent
church next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Rev. Deoring, of Portland, will con-
duct the services. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
: b. +. Irvine, editor of the Corval-
lis Times, and Ruthyn Turney, of the
Corvallis Gazette, have been indicted
by the federal grand jury on charge
of sending through the mails papers
containing lottery advertisements.
A. o. ii Hershey returned Thursday
from an extended business TIP to
eastern Oregon. Mr.. Hershey was out
ia the interest OF his commission
house, and doing some preliminary
work for strawberry shipments.
J. NJ. Hamblet departed Monday for
the Collins hot springs to be absent
tor several weeks. Nj. Hamble has
been suffering from rheumatics, and
thinks that the spring water will give
him SOM relief.
Messrs. Barnes and Chirnard have
disposed of their interest in the meat
market on the heights to j. L. Hol-
man. Mr.. Holman has been in the
butcher business for several years and
Understands how to cater to the wants
OF the trade.
Nj Hoffman, OF Salem, an expert
plumber. has accepted position with
Sumner & Carson, of this city. Mr..
Gilett, who was in the employ of
Norton g. Smith, and who went with
the 9rm to Echo, has also returned
and is in the employ of S. & g.
Capt. Constantine j. Duris, the
heir to the estate of a murdered
brother in Crook county, which was
recently settled by Attorneys Derby
and Jaynne, was in Hood River Mon
day and started on his long trip for
Athens, Greece.
MIR. Froidley resumed his duties as
carrier on rural route No. Tuesday
morning. The patrons Of the route
have subscribed and paid the sum of
, 1866 in order to assist in making the
salary sufficient amount to justify
an able bodied man In giving his time
, to the service. G. L. Rogers has pent
several days in getting the necessary
subscri ltions collected. The list and
cash is now at the Butler Banking
{ Co.'s bank and subject to inspection
to any of the patrons of the route.