The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-29

G A. Bell arrived from Portland on
No. 2 Thursday.
Hugh Esson returned Saturday from
a visit at Gervais.
Ii. +. Davidson came up from Go
BILE to spend Sunday.
Con Repp went to Portland Monday
morning on delayed no. ..
Ed Lage made a business trip to
Portland the latter part of the week.
+. H. Watts aud wife, OF The
Dalles, visited Hood River Monday.
j. K. Carson, Geo. Sharpe aud will
lsenberg spent Sunday at Collins
springs.
Howard Isen berg is helping cut in
the First National bank during the
vacation of of X. Ii. Waugh.
Wilson Barrett, of Wasco, stopped
off at Hood River from Friday night
to Saturday noon, to visit friends.
John Castner and Geo. Fox vent to
Portland Sunday and said they would
take in the circus before their return.
Mrs. Fred S. Radcliff and children
visited Mrs. W. II. Boyle last week.
Mr.. Rsdclif is sheriff of Whitman
county.
Miss Laura Rand, who has been
visiting grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h. i. Smith, for couple of weeks,
returned to Portland Saturday.
Miss Leila Hershner came home on
the "Flyei" Friday evening. She
spent three weeks vacation visiting
relatives Iin Polk county, and with
friends at Oregon City.
The subject to be discussed by Pas
tor q A. Nutley at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning is The Su-
premacy of Love-" The evening topic
is Substitution" Everyone welcome.
Bertha Fuller, one of the telephone
operators, received word Saturday
evening of the sudden death of her
sister from pneumonia at Lexington,
Ore, and departed for that place Sun
day morning.
Miss Bernice @. johnson has arrived
from the east, where she has been
studying music, and will make her
home in Hood River with her father,
G. b. johnson. She will take up the
teaching OF music.
G. j. Keeney, of Fargo, N. D., ar
rived in Hood River Monday and is
looking over the valley with a view to
locating. Mrs. Keeney spent couple
of weeks here recently and liked the
valley so we'll that she wrote her hus
Eand to come.
Geo. L. Prather dismantled the
wooden buildings on the Brosius lot,
which had to be removed to make
room for the new annex, and had the
lumber hauled to his ranch, where he
will have material enough to build a
tarn and house.
Mrs. Eobt. Thompson, of WalIa
Walla, arrived in Hood River Satur-
day evening to visit her old neigh
bors. 9. e. Day and family. After a
few days visit she will proceed to
Portland, where she will meet a sis
ter, whom she has not seen for 40
ears.
DR.. Ray Palmer and son came up
from Portland Tuesday evening and
visited his daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Clarke until yesterday afternoon,
when he returned home. Rev. Palmer
goes to Missouri soon to engage in
missionary work connected with the
church.
G. Ii. Howell, of Sioux City, Iowa,
visited old friends, Messrs. Pratt and
Osborne, of the Hood River Banking
& Trust Co. Mr.. Howell is well
pleased with the country. He went
to Portland Thursday with Mr.. Os-
borne, and will probably return here
for final location.
j. B. Colt headed a sur veying pal
ty Tuesday and Wednesday forenoon
running lines around the Coe dona
tion and claim. While he would moi
state the purpose of the work, it Ii
understood that it is to settle some
lines that are in dispute near tn,
Hanna residence.
Il. l.. klemer on Monday received
word Of the death of bis brother, DR.
A. g. Klemer, who has been taking {
post graduate course in Germany. NJ
particulars we're received, except thai
bhC OONJ Wal bO DIOhkub W 6UubHSTl
Minnesota for burial and Mr.. KLEIN
or left for NoIthfield, Mimi, yester
day.
! f L. Massey on Monday sold Il
acres of unimproved land from hi
place in Dukes Valley, to A. L. Nc
Caully, of Portland. The land adjoin
the Bone and Van Horn land. Mr.
Massey has taken the contract to clea
the land, and the purchaser will builC
a new house and have the same pe
out to apples next spi Ing. The con
sideration was 1925 an acre.
The peg leg vsg who has been sell
ing pencils around town for severa
days, and been working on the sym
pathies of the public on account o
his misfortune, got drunk Monda,
and proceeded to smash out the win
dow lights for the Walton lodgin,
house. Marshal CANCER was callet
and locked him up. The restaurant
have been feeding him free, and Wal
ton giving him free bed AS he wa
unable to work on the street, Marsha
Ganger started him cut OF town.