The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-09-19

There is plenty Of work at good wag-
es.
Mrs. Eggert came up from Portland
Friday to remain over Sunday at Eg
germont.
Mrs. DR.. Jordan and Mrs. John LIE.
land Henderson went to The Dalles
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Gabriel. of
Portland, visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Reid over Sunday.
Frank Stanton went to Salem yes.
terday to attend the state fair, going
down on delayed no. 3.
Donald Mckay, of Portland, who
has ranch on the state road, came
up from Portland Friday.
Mrs. Jos. W. Carter, of Glenwooj,
Iowa, visited the Laraways and other
former residents of that section of
Iowa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, OF The Dalles,
who have been visiting relatives here
fer couple of weeks, returned home
Sunday evening.
Geo. Sutherland came up from Au.
rora, Ore., last week to visit friends
and attend to some business matters
for a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Price and
daughter, of The Dalles, visited s. p.
Waterbury tho first of the week, re-
turning home yesterday.
Rev j. L. Merrill and daughter
went to Mosier yesterday with stock
of millinery, which Miss Merrill will
place on sale there foi a short time.
A goodly number of the members
and friends of the Baptist church
gathered there Friday evening and
gave their pastor surprise reception
and donation.
Pastor Nutley will present econ.
vention Missions" at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning. In the
evening the subjers will be Goods
Thoughts of Us"
A missionary tea will be given at
the home of Mrs. Wall Thursday af
ternoon at 2 80 in the interest of the
Women's Mission circle of the Baptist
church. A brief program will be rem
dered.
G. G. Emmel and wife, of Sher-
wood, Wash, are visiting brother
in the valley. Rev. Fisher and wife,
OF Milwaukee, Ore, and Rev. Ezra
Mower, OF Salem, we're also guests at
the Emmel home over Sunday.
Timothy BrownhilI, editor of the
Gresham Bet yer State Herald, visited
Rev. @. A. Nutley over Sunday. His
family, who have been visiting In the
eastern part of the state, joined him
here, and they left for home Monday.
Otis Savage and John Mobas went
on bear hunt over in the Mt. Adams
country last week. They took thu
river, from there going to Carson.
They had long hard walk, but got
no bear.
A. q. Stevens has rented his farm
at Condor to Guy Stevens and Clar-
ence Brown, who went up there Fri
day to take possession. Mr.. Stevens
has purchased the residence of Mrs.
Koontz on the heights, and will move
In soon.
Clarence Ries, uf Mt. Hood, plead
ed guilty OF assault before Judge Hem
derson Monday and was fined $50. A
more serious charge had boen pre-
ferred against him, but was with
drawn, and the lesser complaint fled,
with the above result.
j. Often made trip to The DalIes
Thursday to interview the county
court in reference to his assessment,
which was boosted this yea: to the
limit. He reports that he got no sat.
isfaction from the officials who con.
troll the destinies of county affairs.
h. r. Tucker returned Tuesday
morning from Trap Hill, N. c., where
he spent nearly three months visiting
old friends and relatives. Mr.. Tucker
also visited the jamestown exposition,
aud says that the fair is disappoint.
ment from nearly every standpoint.
Pete Henningsen and JEFF Moeier
we're In town Monday. Pete packed
and shipped 10 cais Of prunes from
Mosier this season, and says that
about II cars we're shipped out of Mo.
sier by all parties. lie says that the
Mosier far mers are making more from
their prnnes than from their apples.
A. j. Miller and wife, of Evergreen,
Alabama, are in the city this weel
! looking over the valley with view ol
! finding a location. They will visit
; other fruit sections before deciding
upon location. Mr.. Miller is inter
ested in large peach orchard In Ala
bama, and says that the negro hell
question is so bad that it is very dis
J couraging to hoIticulturists.
0 Rev. w. G. Gilmore has succeeded
: In arranging Tor lecture by DIR. L
: 0. Douglas, OF Grinnel, low, notet
: Congregational mission worker, wh,
r will give lecture at the Congrega
I, tionai churrh this evening at eigh
D o'clock. After the lecture the Ladie
!, Aid will give reception a the par
Q sonage. DR.. Douglas will speak at on
g ly a few places in Oregon, and mucl
b credit Is due Rev. Gilmore in obtain
ing date for Hood River.