The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-19
Get that Christmas candy from
Hanna & Perigo.

Get that Christmas candy from
Hanna & Perigo.
Col. Hartley boarded the local 60
ing east Saturday.
Mrs. j. d. McCully arrived from a
visit to Portland Thursday.
Chas. Jones, Of Tilton, Bros, Port
land, was in the city Saturday on
business.
f. S. Stanley was up from Portland
Saturday looking after bis business
interests here.
Mrs. Harry Olsen, of Underwood,
was a passenger for Portland on the
local Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Savage, Mrs. II. G. Rate
ham and Miss Rothwell went to The
DalIes Saturday.
W. j. Brownell, of the Home Tele-
phone Co., spent the latter part of
the week in Portland.
klMrs. Ii. M. Abbott and daughter
went to Portland Thursday to visit
relatives for few days.
Mrs. DorIance Smith, of Cascade
Locks, visited her mother, Mrs. W.
L. Hansberry, last week.
W. S. Gribble and Robert Leasure,
Of Mt. Hood, we're delegates to the
dairy convention at Portland last
week.
Miss Moseley, of Ellsworth, WASH,
who has been visiting her friend, Mrs.
Chas. Hall, left for her home Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Laraway ana
daughter, Mis-. W. f. Cooper, went to
Portland Thursday afternoon for a
couple of days
G. X. Marshal and son left Monday
morning for Buffalo, N. T., where
they will spend part OF the winter Wis
ting relatives and friends.
W, j. Barrett and wife, OF. Beaver
City, Neb., who have been visiting
John Moore and family for a week,
left for Portland Thursday.
K. j. Mclsaac of Mt. Hood. left
the first of the week for Ochey eden,
Iowa. where le will Join his wife ano
Remain with relatives until spring.
Miss Lenora Adams returned hoTe
Thursday from Portland, accompanied
By George Faust, who will make al
extended visit with the Adams family
Miss Sturgis, who has been making
her home with the family Of A. s,
Blowers. went to Portland Thursday,
where she will remain for the present
". G.. and l.. g Morgan have pur
chased a stock farm OF 80 acres five
miles southeast of Oregon City, anC
will take possession about the first o
the yeaI.
Mrs w. e. Shay returned Saturday
fron The Dalles with her daughter
who has been sick in the hospital fol
about a month with typhoid fever
The child is much better aud on tht
way to recovery.
Mrs. Schungel, of Beloit, Kansas
is visiting the family of Chas. I
Early Mrs. Schungel is mother o
the former principal of the Hood Riv
or schools, who has been teaching il
he Philippians for several years.
r. h. Evans, Ben Woods and r. W
Simpson intended to take No. a
Mosier Saturday morning for HOOD
River, but found it was several hour
late and 80 came down on foot, Moth
ing like being independent.
John Tweed, Of South Dakota, VIII,
visited his old friend, Louis Solberg
last week, left for Yakima Saturday
He will visit several places on th
coast looking up a location. lie wa
pleased with Hood River, and ma.
conclude to return and make hi
home,
j. Nj. Wright and daughter left Sat
day for Portland, ana will go by th
northern route to Chicago, where the
will visit for few days, and then &
to Dubach, a, to visit Mr.. Wright
mother. They will spend sewers
and return by the way of souther
California.
Albert Barnes, of Honolulu, spen
the fore part of The week looking owe
the valley with the view OF maxim
this his home. lie has been resider
of tue islands for several years, bC
the climate there does not agree wit
Mrs. Barnes, and Re will Locate enrt
where on the coast. I.e likes 300
River better than any OF her place
has yet seen.
A arecial road meeting will be he
at the Pine tGrove school Decemb
26, 1907, at 80 p. M, for the pu
pose of voting special tax to bo e
pended in graveling the roads, to
determined by the voters at the NEE
ing. Hans Lage, supervisor Of rot
district No 6, has called the meetil
on the petition OF number Of fre
holders of the district. The sssess'
gnluai ion of road district No. 6 I'll
year is $685. l95, against sl95, 900 Ia
wear. or moro than l00 ror cent !
crease 1t is proposed to levy sre
= isl tax of three mills for the purpc
y Of grave;ing the roads, and 1t is hop
U the srecial tax will be voted. III
distl et has been among the most pl
gressive districts 10 the valley. a
p the permanent roads III that pait
,A the valley are a credit to the emit
81 prise of the east side ranchafs.