The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-18

G. Il. Markham made business
trip to Portland Tuesday.
p. M. Hall-Lewis has been kept
busy this week surveying.
Silas Soule was a passenger from
Portland last Tuesday.
Mrs. b. Nj. Neal left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Pendleton.
Messrs. W. L. and r. N. Gribble
were Dalles visitors this week.
Fl. M. Abbott was passenger west
bound on Mondays local.
Geo. Sunderland was passenger
for Portland on last Mondays local.
Louis Henderson, a student of the
state university, is visiting in Hood
River this week.
VIM. Doyle and West Pugh, of Mo-
sier, were in Hood River Saturday
tIansacting BUSINESS.
Mrs. Eula McCully, of Joseph, Ore. =,
is visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Shaw of this city.
VIM. Weber and wife, of Wilson,
Wis, are visiting with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. W. W. Pickett.
Rev. A. G Dix left on Saturday 8
local for The Dalles. Rev. Dix
preached at Boyd last Sunday.
Mrs. L. Clark, who has been visit.
ing in Hood River, returned to Port
land Saturday on the local.
Mrs Laura Drummond, of Wyeth,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ellis, of Belmont.
Rev. Walton Skipworth, presiding
elder of The Dalles district, was in
Hood River Tuesday on business.
Grover Siusher arrived Tuesday
from Dufur, and will spend some days
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Blossom Richards, of Golden.
dal, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Thus. Hill, of this place, return
ed to her home last Saturday.
j. P. O'Brien, general manager and
M. j. Buckley, superintendent,
stopped off at Hood River Saturday
to look after the company's interest
at this place.
The News Letter is making prepara-
tions to move to their new quarters.
A lot has been purchased opposite the
Dietz photo studio, and excavation is
now being made.
The little "brown men" are nc
longer carrying the U. S. mails to and
from the trains. 1t has been limited
that it requires United States citi
| zan to narfOrm that dutu
j. E. Hanna is moving his old store
building onto lot west of the Uni.
tartan church. Mr.. Hanna expects tc
convert it into a residence. Col.
Hartley mas the contract for excavat.
ing.
The 9th battery, heavy artillery,
of Fort Ethan Allen. w., passed
through Hood River last Thursday
for the PHILIPPINES. The battery con
sisted of l0S men, 30 head of horses
and eight heavy field pieces.
The o. r. &. N. Co. has chartered
the steamer Telephone, and will place
her in commission this week. The
Telephone is the fastest boat ou
of Portlani I. The fun will now begin
as she is the running mate of th,
Cha' r. Spencer.
The Glacier Office is in receipt O
the special edition of the Visila Dali,
Times. This issue sets forth the re
sources of Tulare county, VisaIia ant
vicinity. The edition was edited b,
or former townsman, w. b. Perry
who is now circulating manager of th
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The issue is credit to its editor.
Amos Underwood, who has beeI
spending the winter in Los Angeles
returned last week. Amos is muc
! improved in health as the result @
his trip. While abroad, his Glacie
was mailed 10 him regularly. Thi
became convenient and efficient in
strument in his hands for misisonar
work in the interest of Hood River
The issue that contained Commission
or Weber's report of the fruit export
of this valley, was OF special inteIes
to those of the south land.
A negro porter was taken off th
train at Hood River, on Friday morn
ing by Night Marshal Van Blaracom
1t appears that the darky had som
trouble with the Pull.nan conducto
concerning the preparation of a bert
for passenger, who had no chec
certificate emitting him to it. 1t
presumed that the conductor intend
ed to pocket the price of the be ctE
The stranded darky pawned his iis
mond pin to hood River citizen
purchased ticket and departed f.
Portland.
The majority of the newspapers {
the state are very outspoken in thei
disapproval of sending bright, INTEL
gent Oregon giils to the Jamestow
exposition dressed in the gar bofa s
wash. 1t is presumed that thes
young ladies will occupy a conspicr
GUS place at the fair. That they wi
be the subjects of inspection for tt
thronsing multitude,, and objects .
vulgar criticism by the vast major
ty. The mind of deceucy and decol
um dictates that this would be III
! worthy to the fair daughters of OF
great state. If the Siwash is our ide
OF representation, then let US sen
the real thing.