The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-14

Capt. Cook and A. ii. Jewett, OF
White Salmon, were visitors at Hood
River Tuesday
Capt. II. G. Coe Is now located at
Pasco, Eeing captain OF the steamer
Yakima, on the upper river.
DI. Gearhart, of White Salmon.
came over from there Thursday and
went to Portland on business trip.
Peter Mohr went to The Dalles
Monday ito see why bis taxes we're in
creased IS per cent over last year.
Lutheran preaching in English at
the Advent church at 2 O'Clock p. m.
by Rey A. Spleiss, of Sherwood, Or
egon.
Rev. W. G. Evans went to Cascade
Locks to assist Rev. b. +. Brown in
conducting revival meetings at that
place.
Ex-Mayor Blowers has come out in
fine new phseton, and can now take
added enjoyment driving around the
valley.
+. &. Bililngton, secretary of the
Oregon Christian Missionary society,
visited Rev. j. ". Jenkins in the val
ley thursday.
John Van DelIen, who is interested
with l.. H. Huggins in lumber yard
at The Dalles, spent Sunday in Hood
River, and Monday went to White
Salmon on business.
G. II. Stranahan had to go to Port
land Friday to replenish his stock of
fertilizer, spray material, etc., as the
heavy sales last week about complete
ly emptied the warehouse.
G. Il. Day got down town Saturday
for the first time In about two
months Mr.. Day has been very poor
ly all winter with bronchial trouble,
but the warm spring weather is doing
more for him than medicine.
Nine. Abbott and daughter, Mrs.
Clarke, arrived from Portland on
Tuesday. Mrs. Clarke will remain un.
til she regains her health. Mrs. Alb.
bott is at present very busy preparing
for her millinery opening, Friday and
Saturday, March Is and 16.
Mrs. Fl. L. Dumble leaves Sunday
night for New York city, where she
will take a four months course In
music. Mrs. DumbIe has brother in
that city. She will also visit old
friends in Washington, ID. G., and
other places, for couple of months
after she finishes her music course.
P. M. Hall-Lewis says that he did
not wish to be understood as inform,
ing the council that he would get ou,
an injunction In behalf of Mr.. Eliot
to prevent the moving of the Youns
building, but that any move he might
be inclined to make along that line
would be entirely on his own re-
sponsibility.
Mr.. and Mr.. N. j. Devoid lef,
Monday afternoon for Portland
where they will make their home fol
the present. E. Goldsmith, the new
proprietor Of the Ramona, has th'
business now well in hand, and Mr.
Devoid has closed up his business
here. His plans for the future are un
certain, but he expects 10 take tn,
} summer to rest up and look around.
Prof. Henderson, of the experimen
station Moscow, Idaho, was at Hoo'
River, Friday and Saturday. Mr.
Henderson stopped of here to visi
with his brother, J. l.. Henderson
on his way to southern Oregon, wher
he is going to make some experiment
in connection with San Jose scale
which is very prevalent In that sec
tion. He will return to Hood Rive
before going back to Idaho and ex
poets to obtain some apples here fo
e experimental purposes.
Mrs. Dorrnce Smith, child, and be
e mother, Mrs. Hansberry, narrowl
escaped serious injury Saturday
= While in a hack near the Paris Fai
I the team turned short, upsetting tt
! rig, and throwing out the occupants
4 They fell under the horses and Mi
! Smith was kicked in the breast an
, face by the horses, and the child W,
! also kicked in the face, rendering
! unconscious. Mrs. Hansberry W,
4 not badly hurt, but all received 8,
we're shock and fright. A gasb .w
inches long was cut In the Torches
of the child, which required sever
stitches to he taken by physician
but the child is not seriously injure,