The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-20

Mrs. L. +. Hayes, of Woodbu.n,
Ore, who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. G. Ii. Robbins, OF the
East Barrett district, returned to her
home Saturday on the local.
Mis-. Cram, mother of our towns
man. f. A. Cram, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Hattie worse,
passed through Hood River Friday on
No. 2 for visit to The Dalts
Miss Eta Farley, of The Dallos, sis-
ter of Will and Sherman Frank, of
this city, who has been visiting here
for several days, returned to her
home Saturday on the Spencer.
Mrs. Harry Dewitt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. aker, who has
been visiting with her parents in the
city, returned to her home in Port.
land Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Schoolcraft, who has
been visiting at the Bradley home, re-
turned t. her home at Dillev, Ore,
Friday accompanied by Mrs. E. K.
Bradley and Miss PeaIl Bradley.
Miss Alice Hill, daughter of d. G.
Hill, who formerly lived In the Bar
lett district, Is visiting friends in the
valley. Miss Alice is now engaged In
the profession of school teaching.
Rev. j W. jenkins, of this city,
was in Dufur last week and performed
a wedding ceremony that made Sam
uel Hudson and Christine Higggen
bothon, of that city, man and wife.
Rev. Kolb, accompanied by his
wife, former pastor of the German
Lutheran church OF this place, and a
500 law OF Geo. Rorden, arrived
Saturday and will spend several day
visiting In the valley.
Ned Blythe, former editor of the
Glacier, but now serving on the edi-
torial staff of the Portland Oregon
ian, accompanied by his wife, arrived
in Hood River last Thursday and has
been visiting with his parents.
Vernon V. Harpman and Nj. Thur
man Cannon have been appointed for
est guards on the Cascade (S) nation
al forest. K. Il. Smith has been ap-
pointed forest guard on the Blue
Mountains (E) national forest.
Ray Ellis, who is considered one of
the most efficient policemen In the
city of Portland, hos been in Hood
River several days visiting relatives.
MI. Ellis returned last Thursday to
resume his duties ON the force.
The Misses Lizzie and May Cooper,
who have been making an extended
visit in Mexico, returned to Hood
River Thursday on the second section
of No. 5, and took the stage for their
home IN the Mt. Hood district.
G. Ii. Bennett and son, who have
been over in Washington for several
days, returned Thursday on the
steamer Telephone. They each car
ried gun, but we could discover nc
evidence of bear on their girdle.
Miss Bessi Luckey, who arrived 6
few days ago to to visit with hel
father, who has been i'll at the Cot
tage hospital, returned to her home
in Portland Saturday on thesl tC
be present at the rose carnival in thai
city.
W. II. Kelendonk, prominent frui
grower of Under wood, Wash, was il
the city the latter part of the week
Mr.. Kellendonk reported that he ha(
marketed about 600 crates of straw
berries, which had netted him a hand
some margin.
b F.. Barrett, of Belmont, accom-
panied by his wife and children, LET
for The Dalles last Saturday en- tn
Spencer and visited few days will
Rev. W. l.. Dillinger and wife. Rev
Dillinger was former pastor of th
Belmont M. Il. church.
Rev. j. l.. Hershner occupied tn
pulpit in the Methodist church las
Sunday, June 10th, both morning AM
evening. Special efforts had beei
made to have good music. At tn
evening service the choir sang 81
Dreaml of Paradise, by Hamilton
Gray.
Eiler's "King of the Cattle Ring
that exhibited in Hood River Tues
day evening was we'll attended, AM
all are unanimous in their verdic
that it WAS good show. The ban
was a crackerjack. The concert Civ
en- on the public square at noon va
attended by large crowd.
Chas. Gill, who has been up /
British Columbia for se7eral months
returned to Hood River the first G
the week and will spend the Fourt
here. Chas. says that British Colum
bia is great country for a youn
man. Work stares him in the fac
wherever he goes.
Chas. Foster, who arrived recentl
from Kalama, Wash, where he bs
been working on log boom and IL
specting ties for the s. p. rail- oat
will make bis headquarters In Hoo
River 1t Is probable that Chss. wi
boom logs for the Menominee Lumbt
Co. at White Salmon.
Miss Katherine Failing, sister
Mrs. E. H. Shepard, who has bee
teaching in st. Margeret's. school
Boise, Idaho. passed through Hoe
River enroute for San Francisco ib
week and was met at the train
Mrs. Shepard.