The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-02-28

W. II. Walton is up from Portland
for few days.
John Leland Henderson went to
Portland yesterday morning on legal
business.
Andy Kellar, of The Dalles brew
cry, made business trip to Hood
River Tuesday.
A. W. Onthank is taking the school
census, and finds considerable in.
crease over last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Henrdicks, of
Elgin, Ore, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. 4. o. Blanchar.
Soule Bros. have kindly furnished q
fine Gabler piano for the Reed-Alex-
ander concert this evening.
@. and W Shea, of Minneapolis, are
spending few days looking over the
valley, and may conclude to locate
here.
Mr.. and Mrs j. X. McGregor came
up from Portland Thursday to Mo-
sier, where they will remain for the
summer.
II. Il. Albee, of the Albee. Benham
Co., Portland, came up Monday with
W. III. Steward to show him around
the valley.
W. q. Davis, special agent Of the
Los Molinos Land Co., of Los Moli-
nos, CAL, was in the city the latter
part OF the week looking over the val
ley.
at will be but few days before
Rev. Walton Skipworth will be able
to be up" was the report which came
from the sanitarium this morning,
says the Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nickols came
up from Hood River today to consult
DR.. Geisendorffer concerning their
little daughi er, whom they feared was
suffering with appendicitis .-Chroni-
Gle.
Services at the Unitarian church
Sunday at IL a. m. and 7 go p. M, j
A. Baldridge, minister. Morning sub.
Ject, "The New Revival" evening,
personal Influence. A welcome to
all.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Con-
gIegational church will give an after
noon tea at the residence of Mrs. W.
+. Lsraway on Friday afternoon,
March |. There will be few work
aprons and some other useful articles
on sale.
f.. l.. Cook, of The Dalle,, will
preach in X. of P. hall next Sunday,
both morning and evening in the alb
sence of w. A, Wood. He will sing a
solo at both services and he is a sing
er of more than ordinary ability.
The company who have been expert
menting with the sandbar at the
mouth Of Hood River, are waiting for
more machinery, and will make q
thorough test OF the sands Of the bar
this summer. They are not after the
gold, but will only test the iron prop.
critics in the sand.
W. Haynes has purchased of Laur
ence Blowers the brick building nov
coupled by l.. II. Huggins & Co., ant
will occupy it with his hardwaretstor'
as soon as Mr.. Huggins finds larger
quarters, which he is looking for
Both firms need more room for thei
, inci easing business.
s. II. Cox received word from th,
Gold Run mine at Cape Horn that
contract had been let to run cross
: cut from the 50-foot level, which ha
now been reached, and also sink tn
D shaft 30 feet more and run anothe
. cl oss-cut from the l00-foot level. Thi
work will probably take year, but
necess ,ry to determine the thicknes
} and value of the ore vein.
/, Irwin Parkins, of The Dalles, ha
, been engaged to manage the shoe dc
partment for Frank A. Cram, at tn
; up to- date store, and will also be al
sistant manager of the store. MI
0 Parkins is an old friend and brothe
salesman of Mr.. Cram, while the lal
: tel was employed in store at Th
Dalles, and comes we'll recommended
y j. L. Jorgensen, coming here fIoI
y Hood River, arrived In Dufur Tue
Q day to take charge of the local cl lean
cry plant. He is we'll recommends
In his profession, having had tho
A rugb training in that line in the stat
of Minnesota, and the butter maxim
: in Oufur this season will be we
4 looked after by this man. Mr.. Til
Il belts, who has operated the plar
o o since it's establishment, left yesterda
g 3 for Black Lake, Wash. where he h'
q brother and where he had an inte
4 est in numbering concern. Duff
ii Dispatch.
On Monday w. W. Pickett move
: the last OF the buildings from the D.
n Eliot property, to lot .on the bill
10 After few bieakdowns the buildir
1t was finally located, it requiring o.
al teams and four wagons to transpo
,f the building. Owing to carelessne
ID or accident considerable damage W
at done, probably as much as the bull
I'd Ing was worth. A fine tree was q
!. down in front Of the HARRISON pro
sr erty which was in the way of Il
D. binding, and Mr.. HARRISON threste
8. to make trouble for the mover on q
O. count of it. The tree was In the ed
be Of the roadway, but Mr.. Harbis'
le thinks they corld have got aroul
O the ttee without destroying 1t. L
ir tree shaded his residence, and "
very valuable to him on that acconf