The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25

| q. A. Bell is In town for a couple
OF days this week, coming up from
Goble Tuesday evening.
g. Ii. Monroe, of Mt. Hood, left on
No. 2 yesterday for Pendleton, where
he will 60 to work in the harvest
fields.
Will Frank was passenger for The
Dalles Thursday to have one of hi.
thoroughbred dogs ed for at the
hands OF physician.
Judge A. E. Lake, Attorney Fred
Wilson and County Clerk Bolton were
in Hood River last Thursday and took
trip out to their farm.
Parties wishing to pack apples this
season will please call at the office of
the Apple Growers union and register
not later than August /.
The baseball game at White Salmon
last Sunday between White Salmon
and Mt. Hood resulted in a score of
16 to 8 In favor of the former.
Mrs. j. L. Drummond, who has
been visiting with her parents in the
Belmont district, returned to her
home at Wyeth last Thursday.
DIR. A. L. Huxley, of Mason City,
Iowa, arrived in Hood River last Sat
urday morning. The doctor IS a
brother OF our townsman, H. M.
William Hilton, contractor for the
Baifour, Guthrie & Co., with head
quarters in Pendleton, was in Hood
River the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. E. b. Longs daughter, Mrs.
b. II. Grant, of Portland, who has
been visiting her for. the past week,
returned to her home last Friday.
Miss Ota Walker, who has been the
bookkeeper at the central telephone
office, has resigned and her position
will be filed by Mrs. F. W. Reid.
Mrs. Geo. Stokey, of Wyeth, who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
M r. Noble, Of the Frankton district,
returned to her home last Thursday.
j. A. Porteus, of Clifton, Ariz., who
has been visiting with his sister, Mrs.
ID. K Cooper, of Mt. Hood, and 9TH
or relatives, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. llr, of Oregon City, has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. r. Noble In the Frankton
district and returned home Thursday.
Attorney G. E. S. Wood, a promi-
nent member of the Portland legal
profession, passed through the city
Thursday enroute to eastern Oregon.
Quite a number of Hood Rivers
baseball fans we're in attendance at
the Mt. Hood. White Salmon game
last Sunday on the latter's diamonds.
The first ripe Hood River tomato
we have seen this season was brought
to the Glacier office Monday, with
the compliments OF Mrs. A. 9. Buck.
The Goldendale baseball team will
play the local team at Columbia
park next Sunday. This promises to
be one OF the best games played here
this season.
P. P. DeMoss and wife, of Moro,
arrived In the city last Saturday on
their home trip from Portland and
will spend few days visiting with
Rev. j. I. Merrill and family.
l.. W. Jones and wife, accompanied
by their two children, were In Hood
River the latter part of the week and
went out to the home of Mrs. Il r.
Jones In the Barrett district to re.
main for few days.
Rev. Woody, superintendent OF the
Baptist Missionary society OF the
state of Oregon, arrived in Hood Riv-
er Friday and assisted in the revival
services being held at the church on
the heights.
Mrs. Keeney, of North Dakota, was
In the valley last week in company
with r. II. Albee, a prominent real
estate man of Portland, looking over
the country with view of purchas-
ing tract OF our apple land.
John d. dwell and bride arrived in
the city Saturday from Spokane and
we're the guests of e. l.. Smith over
Sunday. They were on their wedding
trip and bound for their home at
Medford, Ore.
Irwin Parkins and Clarence Gilbert
left fer the Sound cities last Satur-
day. The boys are off for vacation
trip. It will not surprise US to hear
OF them being oil on whaling expe.
dition while in the country of the big
fish.
Nell Wetherell, of Spokane, has
purchased the grocery store at Bing-
en-, of s. g. Hadley, and Is Just fin
ishine a neat cottage at that place.
Mrs. Wetherell is deputy postmaster,
and will continue the postofiice In the
store. Mr.. Hsdity has gone to Cam
as, Wash.
j. X. Carson received word the first
of the week that Mrs. ID. r. Norton
was in poor health and that she would
60 to the hospital at Portland in
few days Mr.. Norton will accompa
ny her, and Glen Gillette will assist
the firm at Echo during Mr.. Norton's
absence.
Sanford Smith returned from Idaho
and eastern Oregon Thursday, after a
visit of several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Sanofrd is some improved in
health, but Is still weak. He was
compelled to leave the high altitude
in Idaho after staying here two
weeks.