The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-18

MIMI, who has been visiting at the
Smith farm, returned to her home
last Wednesday.
G. Arthur Clarke, accompanied by
his wife, took the morning train tor
The. Dalles Wednesday and returned
che same day.
Miss Fay Laverson. who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii.
Heilbronner, left for her home In
Portlant Wednesday.
Harvey Slusher left for his home In
Dufur last Wednesday to remain for
several weeks. However, we will look
tor him to return before that.
Max Vogt, cashier of the First Ma.
tional bank of The Dalles, was In
Hood River last Sunday on a visit
with his brothers Joe and Will.
Rev. j. Shepard and wife, OF Kan.
sas City, Kan ,as, arrived In Hood
| River Wednesday and are visiting
with j. IL. Dunno, of Dukes Valley.
Mrs ingalls,, accompanied by her
daughters, Mrs. Fred Howe and Mrs.
Bert MoCrory, left on the local last
Tuesday for trip to The Dalles.
Miss Myrtle Stevens returned from
The Dalles last Saturday where she
has been for the past week visiting
with her cousin, Miss Jenette Snipes.
N. N. Agren, OF Portland, is now
the foreman in the Glacier job depart
| ment. Mr.. Agren arrived in the city
last Wednesday and began his work
Immediately.
Mrs. Harry Dewitt, who has been
| visiting with her parents and enjoy
ing camping trip to "Camp Over
| ALL, =" returned to Portland Wednes-
day.
A. M. R,op, who lives near the
Hood River Mosier divide, was bus
mess caller In this city last tuesday.
The. Glacier office acknowledges q
pleasant call.
W. j. Baker an wife, who have
been camping at "Camp Overall" on
Hood river, returned to the city last
tuesday. MIR. Baker reports fishing
to be very fair.
Mrs. Frank Davidson, who has
been visiting with relatives and
friends In hood River for several
days, returned to her home in La
cross, Idaho, last Wednesday.
Ed Hostetler ;and wife, accompa.
| MED by DIR Sutherland and wife, of
| spokane, arrived In Hood River
Wednesday morning and made the
trip to Cloud Cap inn via the auto
route.
Fred Shoemaker passed through
| Hood River Wednesday enroute for
his home In Portland. Fred stated
that he had been out in the Prineville
country for the past ten days and that
things we're booming In that interior
| town.
q. d. Eatinger has traded off his
| property In Belmont to parties from
st Johns, who will take up thsii res
idence In their newly acquired home.
Mr.. Eatinger and family will leave for
st. Johns In few days to make their
future home.
Mr.. Thurman, an expert watchmsk.
or of Iowa, has been employed In the
Laraway matchmaking and repair de-
paItment. DR.. Larsway will now de-
vote his entire time and attention to
the optical department. The business
has increased so much OF late that II
will "ccupy one mans time to dis
patch the business.
+. Ii. Graves, who is out In the in
terest of the special edition of the
Portland Journal, was In Hood River
last week securing photographs OF 10.
cal interest for this edition. Hood
River will have one full page in this
issue. The edition will be out some
time next month and promises to
eclipse anything of It's class ever be-
fore gotten up in the Pacific north
west.
Il. r. Lyons was taken to Portland
last week for the purpose OF undergo.
ing an operation for perfoi alton of
the bowls with peritonitis and appen-
dioitis. The operation was performed
at the North Pacific sanitarium. DIR.
Shaw accompanied the patient to the
city and assisted In the operation.
We learn that Mr.. Lyons Is improv.
ing, but that a second operation will
be necessary as he was not strong |
enough to endure all that was requir-
ed to complete the case.
viii Rogers has now turned into a
full tiedged mechanic. He has under |
taken to saw Oft several feet Of his
gasoline eating machine in order to |
convert it into one seated rig lie
has arrived at the conclusion that his
auto will do better work In climbing
the hills, providing he saws out few
ribs and couples the animal up lit
tie shorter.
The meetings at the Ba >tist church
are largely attended, the interest
growing fiom night to night. The
church is receiving a number of &C.
cessions to its membership. Rev. II.
Wyse Jones Is strong evangelist.
The Mckee Erothers' singing adds
greatly to the interest of the meet.
ings. The meetings will continue over
Sunday.
A. W. Swanson and II. j. Burk ar
rived last Sunday fromSpooner, Wis,
where they have been engaged In bus
mess. Mr.. Swanson Is an old time
friend OF Q. u. Dakin Of our city,
and has been running q newspaper In
the east for several years. lt is the
purpose of these two gentlemen to To-
cate On the coast IL suitable loca-
tion can be found. This office sc-
knowledges pleasant call.
George II. Gary, Of st. Paul, who