The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-06

gMrs. s. E. Bartmess and daughter,
Marie, are visiting in the Willamette
valley.
VIM. Curran was in the city Wednes-
day from Viento transacting business
with our merchants.
j. M. Hughes, of Kansas City, Mo-,
is in the valley looking for location.
Ii he can find suitable property he
will locate among us.
Mrs. j. W. Rigby was passenger
for Carson Saturday on the steamer
Telephone, where she preached to a
large congregation Sunday.
Major Cabell and wife, accompanied
by younger sister OF Mrs. Il. ii.
Shepard, passed through Hood River
Monday on No. l enoute for Vancou-
YER.
Willie Chandler left for Portland
Monday to be absent for a few days.
Will took his violin with him to have
some adjustments made on the instru-
ment.
Geo. Martin, of Menominee, was in
the city Thursday. He was anxious
to get the news from Hood River con-
sequently he subscribed for the
Glacier.
Walter Beach left Monday tor Ore
gon City where he will be employed
in the engineering department OF the
Oregon City and Willamette Pulp and
Paper Co.
E. L. Judd, president Of the State
Dairy association, who has been at
tending the sessions of the state
grange, returned to his home in the
valley Saturday.
Louis Rorden and wife, accompan-
led by the pastor and wife of the Ger
man Lutheran church, OF The Dalles,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ror.
den last Thu sday.
Mrs. j. g. Mckean and daughter,
accompanied by Mrs. g. W. MoClel-
Ian and daughter, Miss Ruth, Of Was
co, are visiting with Miss Orr and
other friends In the city.
s. A. Skinner was passenger on
the boat for Carson Saturday. Mr..
Skinner may purchase some property
in that locality If he can find some
thing just as good as Hood River.
Miss Bessie Luckey, of Portland,
arrived Saturday to be with her faith.
or, who is confined to the Cottage
hospital. AS we 60 to press Mr.. Luck
ey seems somewhat improved.
Attorney A. A. Jayne has just re.
ceived 25 volumes of the Lawyers
Reports Annotated, at cost ol
Sl25. These volume form very valu
able addition to his fine law library.
Father Klein, of the Hood River
Catholic church, who has been on an
extended visit to eastern Oregon
points in the Interest of the church,
retui ned to the city Thursday on No.
10. .F
Several boxes of straw berries were
stolen from car on the track at The
Hood River Strawberry Growers un
ion on Friday evening. 1t is eviden,
that it was either tramp or hun
CRY granger.
Louis Fritz, of The Dalles, th,
game warden for this territory, was il
Hood River during the week. Lot
has been down several times Of late
1t is possible that he has somethin,
up his sleeve.
Leslie Butler, with his daugn 'er
Mrs. @. Vaughan, and Mrs. Truma,
Butler, we're In The Dalles last weel
and visited the cemetery fol the pur
pose of decorating the graves of lovet
ones resting there.
Mrs. Charles English, of Deer Isl
and, who has been in Hood River a
delegate to the grange convention
and to visit with her sister in la "
Mrs j. A. English, returned to he
home Friday on the local.
The Mesdames Cougblan, Jane
and Warren, of Viento, spent decora
tion day in Hood River. They wen
to Idlewilde cemetery to decorate th
grave of Mr.. Coughlan who was bur
led here some months ago.
g. j. Gessling left for Portlau
Tuesday to make arrangements fo
the shipping of his automobile t
Hood River. He has purchased FIN
10 horse power machine and she wi
run under state license No. 455.
ii. u. Long, who II travelling ma
for the Cochran Commission Co., G
New York city, who has been lookin
over the valley during the past week
believes that the Hood River apple
will be good crop this year. Fl
stated tha; there would be no necessi
ty for such extensive thinning thi
year.
Chas. I. Early, superin endent q
the Mt. Hood railroad advises US ths
a side track 600 feet long will be bull
at what Is known as the Mohr cross
ing, sufficient ground having been al
ranged for. This will be great cor
venience to a good many people as th
orchard acreage tributary ia large.
Bert Kent, who has been to Kalamt
Wash, returned Monday on the over
land, accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Fol
ter. who will visit with her parents /
Washington Bert stated to reporI
er that Chas. was the same happy fe
low as usual and that he is doing we
at Kalama.