The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-14

D.S. Yagdioglou came up from Port.
land THU sday on business.
j. f. West, of Lyle, was in the city
the latter part of the week.
Miss Coshow went to Portland Fri.
day afternoon to visit friends.
S. Ii. Soule went to Portland Satur
day to look after piano sale.
j. Il. Rand came up from Portland
to visit relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Soule left for Portland Friday
to visit friends tor few days.
Geo. Laing, of Dawson City, is Wis
iting f. W. Angus in the valley.
c. j. Calkins went to Portland
Thursday afternoon on business.
q. D. Woodworth went to Mosier
Monday to oversee the loading of a
car of apples for New York.
Candy Post g. A. r., will hold
memorial services at G.. A. r. hal
November %, in conjunction with the
W. K. @. Relatives of deceased mem
bers are invited to attend.
g. l.. Rogers returned last week
from Everett, ash, where he went
to visit his son, John, who was badly
injured in logging camp. 1t is
feared he may lose leg on account
of the accident.
9. S. Smith has been appointed by
Agent Fredricy express and bag gage
agent, to succeed Geo. Howe, who has
resigned to accept another position.
He began his duties Monday morn
ing.
Hon. g. W. Fulton passed through
Bood River on No 2 tuesday bound
for Washington, D. G. He was met at
the train by Chas. J.. EARLY who pre-,
sented the senator with basket of
choice Spitzenberg apples.
Geo. Gearhart, OF Ohio, who is
making his son, DR.. GearhaIt, of
White Salmon, an extended visit, was
the guest OF esse Davidson, at Mt
Hood, for several days, returning to
White Sal on Tuesday.
The Young Mems club of the Bap.
tist church have engaged Mrs. Matte
Hardwicke Jones, teacher OF expires
sion in McMinnville college, to give
an entertainment in clocution Tues
day, Nov. 26, at the Baptist church.
Until further notice the north
bound train on the Mt. Hood rail
road will leave Dee at 3:l5 instead of
4 o'clock. The change takes place to-
day. The south bound trains leave
Hood River at The usual hour.
The Oregon Lumber Co. have ma
terially reduced their force at Dee,
and when the supply of logs now at
the mill are cleaned up, will shut
down. This Is due to the trouble in
getting cars and the unsettled finan-
cial situation.
yieman Day was oberved Monday
evening at Masonic hail, and attend
ed by the largest number of Masons
ever assembled in the hall since the
dedication. DIR. Lathrop and Il. L..
Smith we're the principal speak Of
. the evening, and their addresses were
greatly enjoyed. A fine banquet fol
lowed.
Mrs Clara H. Waldo and daughter.
Edith, who we're he-e the first OF the
week attending the Grange meeting,
we're guests OF G. f. Waldo and iami
! ly. Mrs. Waldo is one OF tho officers
OF the It ate Grange. They go from
here to The Dalle5, and will return
and spend Sunday with the Waldo
family here.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs j
X. Carson at the Cottage hospital las
week. This is the tenth visit OF HI
sto.k to the h1ma ct Nh. aud Mrs
Carson, their fine family now consist
ing of FIVE girls and tys boys, wht
will be comfort and JOY to the wur
thy couple for the remainder of thei
journey through life.
Sam Samson, of Portland, the veal
thy logger, formerly of Hood River
VIII has made fortune in Alaska
was in the city over Sunday, tn
guest of Marshal CANCER and family
Mr.. Samson has purchased larg
tract Of timber land near Portland
and intends to put in saw mill il
the spring.
Albert ToZier came up fl I'm Ssleu
Saturday in company with Geo b
Hayes, of San jose, CAL, who is look
ing for a location in Oregon, Mr
Hayes was verv much interested i
Hood River and may conclude to 10
cate here. MIR. Hayes went tn IN
Dale. Tu esday morning, rrLurrig ( i
the afternoon, when he " 8 Juined b
Mr.. Iozier an they proceeded t
Portland.