The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-18

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visitor during the week.
G. II. Stranahan was a passenger
from Portland last Monday.
Otis Savage was passenger on Mon
days local for The Dalles.
Frank Chandler and wife left for
Portland the first OF the week.
Col. o. B. hartley made flying
trip to The Dalles last Monday.
Miss May Enright visited with
friends in Hood River over Sunday.
! p. DeHuff, of The Dalles, was in
Hood River on business last Monday.
W. II. Eccles, of Ogden, Utah, was
registered at the Mt. Hood Sunday.
II. II. Tomlison and daughter we're
passengers for Portland last Wednes-
day.
Commissioner Hibbard was a pas.
senger for the county seat ON Mon
days local.
A. d. Osborne, CT Winnipeg, is in
the city looking for location for a
machine shop.
W. M. Luckey and wife, who visited
Hood River in 1879, are now visiting
relatives and friends in our city,
Mrs. Laura Cole, of Menominee,
was in Hood River Tuesday and re.
turned home on Tuesdays g local.
Little Miss Inez Smith, who has
been an intense sufferer for the past
number OF weeks, is slowly recover
ing.
Miss Tina Jorgensen, of Dufur,
came down last week to visit friends
and attend the dedication of the Bap
tst church.
Miss Corda Robbins, who has been
in The Dalles hospital, i'll with the.ty-
phoid fever, has returned to her home
in Hool River.
There will be service at st. Marks
church Sunday at II q. 10. Arch Des.
conChambers, of Portland, will con-
duct the services.
Mrs. Sandman, of Mt. Hood, was q
passenger for Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Sandman was called as a witness
In the Felthousen case.
Mrs. Anna Nelson and daughter,
of Bellingham, accompanied by Miss
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in Hood River this week.
Heilbronner a. Co. made the follow
ing sales this week The l.. A. Her
man tract to +. W. Ives; one lot from
Catherine Davenport to the Christian
church.
The First National bank has recev-
ed consignment of very unique check
book cases. 1t is made of pebbled
leather and IS very handsome. This
souvenir is for the lady customers ex-
clusively.
David Van Patten and family, of
Chicago, arrived in Hood River
Wed lesday morning and left immedi-
ately for White Salmon to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. lverson. Mr..
Van Patton expects to make his fu-
ture home In Seattle.
L. A. Reavis came to town Satur-
day with one eye in sling. A re.
porter inquired, "What is the matter
with your eye" The unfortl ntae man
answered: "You married man and
don't know better than to ask me
such question as that?" That's ALL
A. S. Bent's team took O little
skirmish on main street last Saturday,.
/ DuI ing their circus play a number OF
, farmers endeavored to catch them,
thinking that it was a runaway but
, the frisky Arabians would not. After
successfully running the gauntlet they
pulled in ut the old stand.
A. l.. Phelps, who accompanied NOAH
Stats to the Soldiers Home at Rose,
1, burg, returned last week with Mr..
{ Staats as his guest. Mr.. Phelps re-
r ports that the institution was crowd
! ed and many applicants on file. And
in view Of some little Irregularities il
> making the application, found it i'm
possible to place his charge.
= Oscar Iredenburg received a tele
8 gram from the United States marshn
t Wednesday morning citing him to ap
pear at the u. S. district court OF
q Wednesday to testify in the case o
the United States mail department
w. Felthouseu Mr.. Felthousen, whC
q resides at Mt. Bood, has been charged
with sending obscene letters through
h the mails.
< j. j. Krnmacber, Of Glenwood
s Iowa, arrived in Hood River Tuesday
: morning to visit with his old tim,
friend, '. f Iaraway. 1t was throngl
p. the pri, ate missionary work of Mr.
Larawag that the gentleman came tt
+ Hood River Mr.. KIumacher is II
love wi tlis country, ana it IL hop
= ed that he may be induced to st hi
r lot amC lg us.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii. Bailey, wht
n have been in Portland for the pas
! FIVE weeks, returned to Hood Rive
Q last Saturday. Mrs. Bailey went t,
i Portland to have her eyes treated
Il Upon examination it was found advis
9 able to defer the operation unil som
It future date. The turmoil of the cit
J. and the nervous excitement caused b.
: the apprehension of an operation, wa
J. exceedingly deblitating to her. Up
II on advice from her physician she wi
II remain at home for some time. A
d soon as bef health is improved th
operation will be performed.