The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-27

Mrs. N. Fletcher was passenger
from Portland Monday and will spend
several days in the city visiting with
friendgs.
d. N Byerlee, city editor of the
News Letter, left for st. Johns Satur-
day to look afier some business mat.
ters connected with the st. Johns
Review, in which he has recently pur-
chsaed one-half interest.
"Ihe Hidden Wisdom" will be the
subject at the Unitarian church Sum
day at IL a. m, j. A. Baldridge, min.
lister. With this service MIR. BaIdridge
| will close his work with the above
named church A kind invitation Is
extended to all
Rev. W. A. Elkins, who has been
attending the Oregon Christian Mis-
sionary convention at Turner, Ore,
conducted a symposium Friday morn
ing before the convention on the sub.
ject of Preacher" (l) as scholar,
(2) as a pastor, (3) as a missionary
leader, ~ as an all round man among
men.
j. w. ShipIey came up from Hood
River Monday, and will remain few
days in the interest of his insurance
business. He reports that he has Just
completed the harvest of his berry
crop consisting Of about 300 crates,
which he disposed Of at remunerative
prices. .-Heppner Times.
II. H. Bailey, accompanied by his
wife, left for POI tland last Monday.
Mrs. Bailey, who has been troubled
with her yees for long period Of
time will submit to an operation
while in the city. 1t is hoped by her
many friends here that it may prove
efficacious. and that she may return
much improved.
s. Copple and wife left Monday for
Marshfield, Or, where they will spend
several months recuperating. Their
son Clarence, who has Teen In Port.
land for some time, will join his
father and mother and accompany
them to the coast for summers out
ing.
j. j Gibbons was passenger for
Portland Monday on the local. This
is perhaps the last time that John will
make this weekly trip to the Rose
citv. Announcements are out to the
effect that j. j. Gibbons and Annice
M. Knapp are to be married in Port
land, at the home of the BRIDES sister,
Mrs. George ID. Greene, Wednesday
evening, June 26.
Howard Isenberg has received no.
tice thet he has been reelected to the
prinoipalship Of the Cascade Locks
public school. Howard has made q
good record as q principal and the
people in the Looks appreciate IL 20
the fullest extent. This Is the eight
year that he has filed this position In
this school.
David Eccles, president of the O-e-
gon Lumber company, arrived from
Portland Friday and took a special
train over the Mt. Hood railroad to
Dee. Mr. Eccles came from Salt Lake
with several other parties to be pres.
snt at the dedication Of the Mormon
temple at LaGrande on a recent Sun
day, and made trip to Hood River
before returning to his home.
A large party consisting of A. G.
Buck, g. K. Castner, G. /. Dakin,
James Brenn, A. s. Blowers and wife,
j. M. Hamblet and wife, s. f. Blythe
and daughter, Clara, Mrs. S. Hans
berry and daughter, Hattie, Mrs. b.
+. Shoemaker and Mrs. James Ingalls,
left for Newberg Monday morning to
attend the sessions OF the q. A. X.
and W. X. q. organizations which
convened last Tuesday morning.
Jos. Wright, who has the contract
for the erection of the Thomp son
mansion at the Cascade Locks was In
the city the first OF the week. Mr..
Wright stated to reporter that he
was getting along as fine as silk, and
that progress on the building WAS ad-
vancing in very commendahle way.
He also stated that Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson were the finest people that
he had ever worked for. Their knowl-
edge Of business matters made Ii
easy to make any changes and adjust
ments necessary.
james Brenan, an old time friend
OF s. f.. Blythe, of Hood River, ar
rived in the city last Thursday even
ing. They served together in the 22nd
Ohio, Co. Il, for three yeras and two
and one halt months. Mr.. Brennan
now resides at Camden, Ohio Mr..
Blythe stated that he knew bis friend
as soon as he cav him passing through
the train on his way to the platfor n,
AMI Mr.. Brenan said that he knew
Comrade Blythe by his long grey
beard the minute that he laid his eyes
on him. The two boys OF the sixties
are having good time talking over
the days of yore.
L.. Il. Ellison and wife, who are
travelling through the west on their
wedding tour, stopped off in Hood
River last week and visited several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Home
wood. The party left tuesday for
Vancouver and from the o will 90 to
Portland and San Francisco before
their return. Mr.. Ellison Is cashier
OF the First National bank OF Layton,
Utah. They we're very much pleased
with Hood River and stated that Ii
was one OF the nost beautiful places
THAT they had y:si,ei