The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-11
s. J. Frank went on a business trip

>. j. FRANK went on business trip
to Portland last Monday.
Mrs. Jos. Purser is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Rolla Phelps.
Mrs. G. NJ. Larsen, of Menominee,
Is visiting relatives in Hood River.
j. L. Cameron, of Menominee, was
business caller in Hood River Mon
day.
Sheriff Chrisman came down from
The Dalles Tuesday on official bust.
ness.
g. j. Gessling made flying trip to
the metropolis on last Tuesdays over
land.
Mrs. A. l.. Parker, who has been on
an extended visit to Portland, return
ed Wednesday.
W. l.. Markle has been spending
several days visiting with his broth !
er, A. W. Markle, of st. John.
Mrs. George Rorden arrived Mon
day on the west bound local for a Wis
it with relatives in Hood River.
A. l.. Carmichael, the enterprising
merchant on the heights, made bust
ness trip to Portland Tuesday.
G. A. Bell, of this city, will he one
of the grand jurors at this term of
the United States district court.
G. King, who has been visiting his
brother, A. W, left for The Dales
Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet oa Fri.
day afternoon with Mis-. W. G. Gil
more.
Mrs. H. p. Hayden, who has been
resident on the Heights for the past
two years, left Wednesday for Joplin
Mo.
Ten organs at Soule's Piano house.
New and second hand from S25 up
see them.
Miss Mills, of Hood River, was
guest at the reception given to Mrs.
Camille Donnell at The Dalles last
week.
Rev. D. d. Dodge, who has been
holding meetings at Boise City, Ida
no, arrived in Hood River Tuesday
on No. 8.
d. Donald and wife, of Baker City,
arrived in Hood River Tuesday morn.
ing and will look over the valley for a
desirable location.
Miss Prudence Patterson, Of The
Dalles, has been visiting with Mrs.
Geo. Slocum, a part of last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
r. b. Lamson was a p passenger from
Portland on tuesdays local and went
out. to spend few days on his farm
in the Barrett district.
The usual services at the Unitarian
chrch Sunday at IL a. M, j. A. Bali
bridge, minister. Subject, "Ihe Path
way of Soul" All are cordially in
vited.
f. L.. Thomas, formerly proprietor
OF the Handy Kitchen of this place,
will open confectionery establish
ment in White Salmon about the 10Th
of the month.
G. l.. Phillips, OF The Dalles, will
plant a 10 acre tract to English wal
nuts on his Mill Creek farm lie will
also experiment with an acre of al
monds.
Rev. Mckee has cOme in contact
with that philanthropic weed, COM
monty known as "poison oak" 1t
has asserted its power on the eft eye.
Result: "Ihe lid is on"
The plumbing firm of Norton &
Smith has purchased the hardware
business of McAdams & Lisle, at
Echo, Ore. The firm name will be
changed to the Smith Hardware Co.
The o. r. & N. Co., have placed a
/ new diain across the track at the
jumping Oft place east of the depot.
This will obviate the necessity OF
|, slighting in the mud, when you ar
rive from the east.
A report is current that No. was
derailed near PendletOn on Wednes-
, day morning, killinh the engineer and
! two hobos. The fireman has not been
found. 1t lie supposed that he is un-
derneath the wreck.
Frank Hammond, inspector Tor the
Portland Railway, Light and Power
Co., was a passenger from Portland
. Thursday and is spending few days
in Hood River looking after his prop.
erty interests.
Miss Anna jackson, who is a stu.
dent in the willamette university,
has been visiting friends in Hood
a River. Miss Anna speaks praise.
\ worthily of the institution and return.
ed to resume her studies last Friday
0 l.. L. Price, a prominent merchant
4 of Condor, Or, was in Hood Rivel
r the first of the week AMI purchased
the confectionery business of Geoig'
y L. Prather. MI. Price left for Con
Jnu On VnaGdav hnt aypantc m ra
b turn in u few days to assume control
J. The 9 7ngregational ladies take thi
" opportunity of thanking Messrs. BootI
!. and Richmond for the use of thei
o store on Saturday last, and for th
II many kindnesses extended. We ais
d wish to thank Mr.. Bartme for th
s use of chairs and tables, and the pub
s lie generally ftor their generous pa
10 tronage on that day, The proceed
n of the day amounted to $50, Mrs. +