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

Jos. Morton made flying trip to
The Dalles Tuesday.
Rev. Troy Shelley left for Portland
Tuesday to attend the Rose fiesta.
S. l.. Young was passenger for
Portland Tuesday on the Spencer.
Coroner Buigett, of The Dalles, was
in Hood River over Sunday.
Dr.. Shaw was called to Stevenson
last Monday on professional business
E. w. Udell is preparing to move
onto his farm recently purchased near
Eugene.
Mrs. Il. 2. Mathews departed for
the Rose city Tuesday to take in the
Rose show.
Mis- Fay Orr spent Sunday visiting
with Mrs j. j. Wood in the East Bar
rett district.
NJ. A. Phillips, of Seattle, has been
visiting with W. +. Laraway the fore
part OF the week.
Miss Zillah Barker, of Portland,
has returned home and is visiting
with her parents.
Dr. Ii. d. w. Pineo, LETT for Port
land tuesday to be away for few
day son business.
Georgia Prather left for the Rose
city Wednesday and will remain for
the flower carnival.
r. II. Weber, of The Dallles, came
down Tuesday and went out to his
farm on the east side.
Mrs. Il. r. Bradley, who has been
visiting at Dilley and Portland, ar
rived home Monday on No. 2.
W. q. Brown, a member of the
chamber of commerce, of Portland,
was in the city this week on business.
Mrs. W. G .Clelland and Mrs. Bert
Rand, both of University Park, are
visiting at the home of r. h. Hatbi.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Piics we're passen
gers for Portland Tuesday and will
remain for several days visiting
fIiends.
Geo. L. Prather was passenger for
Portland Wednesday and will attend
the sessions OF the State Development
league.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Carter left for
Portland Tuesday and will be present
on Pioneers day during the present
carnival
Miss Grace Trillingei, of Yamhill,
who has been visiting Miss Vars
Stewart, returned to her home Tues.
day.
Miss Maude Mills, who has been
visiting with Miss Pool on her way tc
her home in Heppner, left for that
place Tuesday.
A gravel car was derailed near the
east end of the Hood river bridge
Tuesday, which delayed No. fol
nearly an hour.
Perry Shelley and wife we're passen
gers for Portland Tuesday on the 10
cal and will spend several days visit
ing in the Rose city.
Mrs. l.. S. Isen berg, OF Mitchell
was in the city Tuesday transactinl
business with our merchants, return
ing on the local.
Miss Leta Davis, of Lind, Wash, il
in Hood River visiting d. A. Reeve
and mother, and will remain unit
after the Fourth.
Il. Jacobson, the popular salesman
for the j. X. Gill Co., of Portland
who has headquarters In The Dalles
stopped off in Hood River Tuesday.
Mrs. j. p. Altizer, of Claskinine
OIe., who Ihas been visiting with be
sister, Miss Olive Stulgess, at th
Blowers home, returned tuesday OIL
the local
Leslie Butler, who has been attend
ing the State Bankers association
has returned 10 the city and report
that the association has just held on
of it's most profitable sessions. W
noticed in the Portland Papers tha
MI. Butler had the honor Of deliver
ing two addresses before that body.
The Eody of James Mitchell, VIII
died at Portland last Thursday at
O'Clock a. m., was brought to Hoo
River last Saturday. A short funera
service was held in the Nichols un
dertaking parlors, Rev. W. g. Gil
more officiating. lnterment was il
the Pine Grove cemetery. Mr.. Nit
chel was q resident of Lentz, Ore.
and ia q brother-in.law of d. II
Tborn. He was quite we'll known Il
the valley and leaves many friends /
mLurn his loss.
II. d. Miller, who was formerly wit
the Simplex Type Machiho company
but who Iecently purchased an inter
est in The Dalles Chronicle, has dis
posed nf his interest in that pape
aud viii iesune work with the typ
sottirg machine company. Mr.. Mi
J 81 N8s in Hood River Thursday an
! assisted Frank Schmidt in giving th
Glacier Simplex machine thoroug
overhauiiDg While here MIR. Mile
stated tnat the Simplex company ha
a made him il1ttering uHor to rotur
I to the company, and will accept I'll
proposition. Mr.. Miller eiIi lea,
8 for Oakland, Cal where he will ha,
Y headquarters for time, but will lat,
80 to New Zealand.