The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-22

j. II. Gill returned from a trip to
Portland tuesday.
Miss Poole was a passenger on the
local going west Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Crandall and
son spent several hours at Mosier Sat
urday.
o. r. Ball, of the American type
foundry, Portland, spent last week on
his ranch near Husum.
Miss Hazel Olinger went to The
Dalles Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Vince Circles, for a week.
Edward Holmes and wife, of Port
land, spent Sunday with his brother
in-law, Vim. Rand, and family.
Mis-. G. U. Dakin and children left
for DeMoss Strings tuesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. p. o. DeMoss.
X. r. Benham, of the Albee- Ben
ham Co., spent few days in Hood
River last week looking over his ranch
property.
Chss. Jones, field manager for Til
ton Bros, furnace and cornice max
ers, OF Portland, had business In
Hood River Friday.
Miss Edna Lauer, who has been Wis
iting several weeks with relatives in
the city and valley, returned to her
home in California Tuesday.
Glen Gillette, Harry Woods, Alfred
Vaughn, Dick Coppie and Frank
Schmidt we're among the passengers
to Portland Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Ii. G. Clark and wife we're pas
sengers on delayed No. Monday for
Portland. They will spen few days
at Long Beach before their return.
Miss Kinnaird, of Portland, and
Mrs. Bier and daughter, of Vanoou
yer, visited the family of I. j. Kin
naird over Sunday, returning home
Monday.
p. o. Borg returned Saturday from
the Collins hot springs, and stopped
off at Hood River part of the day be-
fore continuing his journey home at
Heppner.
Kussel Luther, has been engaged by
Clarence Gilbert as driver for his
Cadillac, and the eal Is kept tusy
making trips around the valley, and
also to Cloud Cap inn.
q. B. Hartley, wife and two daugh-
ters, left yesterday morning for Sea-
view, where they will spend week or
so enjoying the pleasures OF deep sea
fishing and surf bathing.
W. l.. Huckabay, of the upper Mt.
Hood settlement, accompanied his
wife to Albany Saturday, where they
will spend few days visiting Mrs.
Huckabay's parents at that place.
L. X. Stienhauer and sister Mrs.
Phillips of VT. Hood left for lila
mok, Ore, Monday to visit their
mother, who is i'll. They will 60 from
there to Nehalem to remain for an in
definite period.
Subject for the morning sermon al
the Baptist church next Sunday,
"What IL means to be on the Lords
side." Evening topic, same as adver-
tised for last Sunday, "a Certain
Discoverer. g. A. Nutley, pastor.
F. j. Martin, wife and children, of
Seattle, arrived last week on a visit
to his law, Rev. A. G. Nut.
ley, and family. Mr.. Martin returned
home Friday, his wife and daughter
remaining for more extended visit.
s. Il. Bartmess received telegram
on the Goth which was filed at Port
land FIVE days before. 1t related to
the shipment of goods. A copy of the
telegram was received the following
day by mail, and the goods got here
by freight day ahead of the tele-
gram.
Herman Struck returned to Chicago
Thursday, alter spending his vacation
with his parents in the valley. Her.
man is taking course In the art in
stitute at that place, and la develop.
ing into fine artist. After this year
at Chicago be will go to Europe to
complete his education
W. p. Andrus went through Tues
day from Portland on his way to
Heppner, and stepped off to shake
hands with old friends. MIR. Andius
is in the employ of the Oregon Trust
& Savings bank and is travelling
through the state putting in string
of banks for the company.
Clarence Gilbert rave Indian George
the ride of his life in the automobile
Monday. 1t took great deal OF per.
suasion to get the old man in the dew
il wagon, but after he got over his
first uneasiness he appeared to enjoy
the ride and said he liked 1t cheap
good" He took no chances, howev-
er, and hung onto the seat for dear
life, while his long hair streamod back
in the wind.
Owing to an error in the last tele.
pone directory, r. Il. HARRISON is
having considerable annoyance in be-
ing mixed up with cells for his neigh
Dor. The printers of the directory are
not to blame for the error. a. the
proof was corrected by the telephone
employees, and the book printed as
ordered. Please read The notice in
he classified column and change the
number OF Mr.. Harhison's phone in
your book, as corrected Ia the notice.
1t will save him considerable annoy.
ance.