The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-22

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Portland.
o. P. Dabney returned from Port
land Sunday.
G. A Clarke and wife spent week
at Collins springs.
Geo. Fox and viii Fleming went to
Portland Sunday.
W. Ii. Eccles and wife returned
from Ogden, Utah, Thursday.
Lou Morgan went through Hood
River Saturday on his way east.
Senator Presby, OF Goldendale, had
business in Hood River Tuesday.
W. II. White, a New York apple
buyer, was in Hood River the first OF
the week,
Mrs. G. l.. Rogers and daughter,
Nellie, went to Portland tuesday for
few days.
D. Mcdonald and family have re-
turned from months outing at
Camp Overall.
Edw. j. Perkins, of The Dalles,
was in Hood River Friday looking af-
ter insurance business.
Mrs. Ruffner returned to Portland
Saturday, after visit of three weeks
with friends in the valley.
Dick O'Gorman has gone to Baker
City, where he takes up his duties as
cashier for the 0. X. Il N. at that
place.
Joe Wright came up from Cascade
Locks Sunday and remained over to
attend the council meeting Monday
evening.
Miss Rosa Marie returned to her
home at Oswego, Ore, Tuesday, after
two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. X. E. Chapman.
4 An Illinois Central private car, con-
tanning the attorney of the road, and
party, was attached to No. yesterday
morning. They we're enroute to Seat
tie.
MIS-. Ii. j. Frederick is visiting
Mrs. Eva McAfee at Seattle and will
return with her son who has been
there since school closed the latter
part of the week.
Alfred Rivers, of Portland, who Wis.
tied his uncle, A. Il. Hogan, at Green
Point for couple of weeks, is now
visiting with another uncle, ). P.
Waterbury, on Booth hill.
The o. r. & N. have put in an au.
tomato shut-of on the water tank,
which is so gagged that 1t will keep
the tank just so tull, and when that
point is reached, will automatically
close the valve.
Rev. W. 9. Evans has returned
from his vacation, which he spent
among relatives and friends In Arkan.
sas. Mr.. Evans thinks very strongly
of returning to that country to make
his future home.
G. G. Pratt and wife, Mrs. Franz
and children and Mrs. j. III. Osborne,
returned from their outing at the
beach Thursday. They were unfot-
tunate enough to strike bad weather
nearly all the time they we're there,
so tho time spent was not as pleasant
as they anticipated.
f. Markley and wife, Miss Elsie
Barnett and Miss Torinda Cooper, all
OF Portland, made DR.. Cooper visit
Saturday and staid until Monday.
Sunday the doctor took the guests
through the valley to the Punch Bowl.
They expressed much pleasure and
surprise at the scenery on the trip.
G. D. Thompson returned Tuesday
from The Dailes. where he was on the
teachers examining board. He re
ports it the most successful class ever
held in the county. Teachers are very
scarce, and il all OF the applicants
pass there will still be Is teachers
short of supplying the schools in the
county.
Saturday evening gang of hohos
broke open box car near tbs freight
depot and stole cheese and case of
pineapples. They ate half the cheese
and made away with all the pineap
pies. While there are suspects hang
ing around, Marshal Ganger has been
unable to get proof against any of
them sufficient to convict.
A number of young ladies met No.
Tuesday morning and had short
visit with Miss Jessie Mitchell, who
was on her way to Kalama, where she
will spend a couple of months with
her parents. Miss Mitchell was for
merly an employe on the Glacier, and
has recently been employed at Noun
tain Home, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hogan moved
to Mosier Friday from Green Point,
where they have been employed at the
Stanley Smith mill. Before their re-
turn they gathered about SO gallons OF
blueberries, which they had no trou
BILE in disposing of. The editor ac-
knowledges receipt Of some of the ber.
ries, and they we're the finest be has
seen.
DR.. Il. L. House, speaker OF much
ability, will lecture at the Pine Grove
church Wednesday evening, August
2Sth. Subject, "a Sure Way to Sue.
cess.' No one can afford to miss thi:
chance for tits seldom we have an op.
rortunity of hearing such. The pro
ceeds are to go toward securing a tel
fer the new church Admission,
adults, 35c. children, 20c.