The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-18

recently purchased tract of land on
the Washington side near Husum,
has been out to take a look at the
tract and 10 very much pleased with
his buy. The property was purchased
for Mr.. Gary by his brother in.law,
G. s. Smith. He returned to his home
last Saturday evening greatly elated
over this country. He also Eought lt
acres adjoining @. s. pmith on the
| west.
Revival services are In progress In
the Belmont M. E. church each even.
ing of the week. Evangelists T. j.
Coburn and r. f. Brymer have charge
of the meeting. Large crowds are at
tending and It is expected that there
will be large numbe unite with the
church. Mr.. Brymer Is soloist and
his singing Is attracting great atten
tion.
g. s. Nishizaki, a prominent Jsp oi
Portland, was in the city last Wednes
day in the interest OF Japanese Mu-
tual Protection society which is to be
organized 10 Hood River valley next
Sunday. The Japanese consul Of
Portland will be present to assist In
the organization Of the order. The
meeting will be held on the Chas.
Sproat lawn and you are all invited
to attend. The addresses will be III
both English and Japanese.
f. A. Pattie, q wholesale nursery
man Of Winchester, Tenn, who has
been visiting the recent cherry show
in Salem, and attending the annual
session of the Northwest Nurserymens
association, was In Hood River last
Wednesday. He took drive over the
valley and was highly pleased with
the orchard conditions. He stated
that the west raised the best fruit In
the world, and that he had never seen
the equal of the cherries exhibited at
the Salem fair.
j. M. Hamblet left last Wednesday
for visit with friends at lone, Ore.
lie will leave In the near future for
an extended trip to Kansas and Mis-
souri, and while In the east he will be
present at the annual reunion Of the
Eighth Missouri cavalry OF which he
is member. He stated that be had
not had the privilege Of meeting with
them since his discharge from the ar
my. He is planning to have his wife
and daughter accompany him on his
trip.
Ed Williams, OF Winslow, Arizona,
Is visiting In Hood River. His friends
are glad to welcome him back, and re-
joioe In the facet that he is looking
bale and hearty. He appears to be
sti ong and rugged again. Mr.. viii
liams does not have any particular
fascination for that country, and ex-
poets to return to the coast as soon as
he believes his health will warrant the
change. After two weeks visit In
Hood River MIR. and Mrs. Williams
will return to their home In the
south.
Clarence Gilbert was west bound
passenger Wednesday. He stated that
be was going to the Rose city. Clar-
ence Is becoming one Of the most pop
ular young men Ia three states. He
has been kept busy for the last three
weeks returning out Of. town calls. He
informed us that he was g.ing to Ev-
erett, WASH, In few days, and that
be bad an offer to chaperon the Ha-
waiian lassies who are to visit our city
soon. He will accept the latter prop
osition and be with the sugar-cane
girls when they banquet at the "dev-
il's punch bowl"
Roy ELI, Miller, son Of Fred Nil.
ler, Of the Barrett district, had his
foot severely wrenohed and crushed
by coming In contact with the sweep