The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12

+ Go to Nine. Abbott's for dolls and
Xmas toys.
Oscar Vanderbilt was passenger
on the local Monday tor Portland.
Rev. j. L. Hershner was passen-
ger from Portland Friday evening.
Capt. Harry Olsen, of Underwood,
was passenger for Portland Friday.
Mrs. L. Ii. Blagg and daughter
went to Portland Friday to visit
friends.
j. A. WaldsteiD, manager of the
skating rink, went to The Dalles Mon
day on business.
A breakdown ON the engine delayed
the local and No. 2 Tuesday for over
an hour.
Mr.. Pearson, of Pearson, Page &
Co., Portland, was in town last Fri
day.
Nine. Abbott is headquarters for the
Richardson silk aud embroidery de-
signs.
NJ. Fl. johnson, who has been en-.
ployed ON the street force for some
time, lett for his home at Boise
Thursday.
Miss Blanche HARRISON returned to
Pacific university at Forest Grove af-
ter spending Thanksgiving at home
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hill, of
Hood River, spent Thanksgiving with
their son, Ed Hill, of this place. -
1ygh Valley Bee.
There will be a ministers meeting
at the M. Il. church Monday morning
at ten O'Clock. Dr.. Lathrop will give
quiet talk on "Power.
The picture Clarence Gilbert had
taken of himself and Indian George in
the automobile, was reproduced in
last Sundays Oregonian.
Postmaster iates has been confined
to his Ted several days with rheuma-
tism Mayor Blowers is assisting in
the postotiice during his illness.
W. G. Morgan left for Troutdale
Thursday, where he met his brother,
l.. g., and they went hover into the
Washington country t. look at stock
ranch.
| hEs duu NILS. hs SU5uUW luz
Salem Saturday, where they will visit
q daughter, and Mrs. Coshow will Wis
it her mother at Brownvile before re-
turning.
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Doujan, ct
Portland, visited their daughter, Mrs.
W. G. Gilmore, and family, last week.
MIR. Doujon left on Thursday, his
wife remaining for a more extended
visit.
W. 6. Pillow started for Reedville,
Ore, Thursday, where he will spend
the winter with his daughter, intend.
ing to return to his homestead neal
ireen Point in the spring.
L. f. Gray, of Walla Walla, who
owns the old Richmond ranch in the
Mt. Hood district, was in Hood River
Thursday. Mr.. Gray Is enthusiastic
over the valley, and expects to go on
his ranch to live next yeai.
Miss Ella Wiedrick suffered Sc
we're attack OF ptomaine poisoning last
we K, in which at one time her life
was in danger. She was able to return
to her position with A. o. Hershey
on thursday. although still feeling
the effect Of her illness.
j. A. Waldstein has been appointed
manager of the skating rink. He hal
had an experience of nearly quarter
of century in the business, anC
knows just how to make the place
popular one. lie recently managed ,
rink at The Dalles, which was popu
lar one, and hopes to build up rep
utation fol- the Hood River rinl
which will make it one of the mos
popular high class places OF amuse
ment in the city.
Mrs. A. S. Blowers was taken Il
Portland Sunday ny her husband, ant
submitted to another operation. Whel
operated upon the first time the sur
geOns we're unable to complete th,
work, owing to her weak condition
but she has since gained sutficlen
strength, and there Is every indica
tion of her full recovery. Her daugh
ctr. Mrs. VIM. Haynes, went dow
Monday afternoon to remain at he
bedside.
Answering statement made b
Judge Henderson that his brother wa
the first to introduce corn iD th
Hood River valley that would matur
successfully, r. e. HARRISON som
weeks ago stated that he had raise
corn to maturity in the valley fc
many years, and that all the old pic
neers had done the same. As ful
ther proof of this statement, Mr.. Hal
bison has lust killed hog which We
tattened entirely on Hood River cor
that dressed 406 pounds.
"The people of Hood River has
done the best they can In providir
hitching posts for the farmers. TheI
is complaint that there are not enoup
places to hitch on busy day, but
/. some of the farmers would not act
3 hoggish in taking up unnecessal
room, there would be places for
good many more teams than at pre-
ent, ;" said Lee Morse. 81 actual
D saw two teams take up twenty i,et
D q hitohing rack, by buth drieil
alongside it the foil length.