The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-09-05

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r. b. Bragg spent several days a
Collins springs last week.
Harry Bailey went to Mosier Thurs
day on telephone business.
l.. q. Morgan was a passenger or
No. from Portland Sunday.
Peter Henrichs had hu 'iness at the
court house in The Dales Fri lay.
Mrs. @. p. Ross returned from bel
visit to Portland Saturday evening.
Harold Hershner returned Thursday
evening from the Willamette valley.
Mrs. John Van Blarscom left On the
local for PJitland Saturday after.
noon.
G. +. Waldo and dau ,hter, Edris,
visited friends at White Salmon last
week.
Geo. Smith spent several days In
Portland lart week, returning home
Friday.
Rev. w. A. Wood went to Portland
Thursday morning, returning Satur.
day evening.
W. d. Rogers went to MosieI Tues.
day, where he obtained some fine
views of the prune packers.
Col. Hartley and family returned
Thursday evening from Seaview,
where they spent couple of weeks on
the beach.
Mrs. Alice Martin returned to her
home in Rock Greek Thursday morn
ing, after q visit with her niece, Mrs.
c. ID. Thompson.
Mrs. l.. Clarke and daughter, Mrs.
W. 0. Hadley, of Collins, left for Du.
fur Tuesday morning, where they will
visit relatives for few days.
st. Marks Guild will meet with
Mrs. Jayne next Wednesday at 2:30.
This Is the first meeting OF the season
and full attendance is desired.
W. A. Wood will preach at Odell
next Sunday at IL a. m. and at X. OF
P. hall at 7 80 p. m. Miss Carrie Cop.
pie will sing at the evening service.
Jack Morrison and wife left yester-
day for trip to California. They ex-
pect to be absent for sever u weeks.
Chas. Hayward will have charge of
Jacks place during his absence.
I. L. Dunsmore, the new state
agent of the Oregon Fire Relief asso-
citation, who succeeds Edw. j. Per-
kins, at The Dslles was in Hood Riv-
er tuesday on bushes with {. D..
Thompson, the local agent.
Mrs. Nichols was taken to The
Dalles hospital Thursday morning,
where 1t was found necessary to per.
form an operation. Reports received
are very encouraging, and steady
recovery is expected.
A son of j. Fl. Shoemaker broke bis
arm while playing ball at the Barrett
school yesterday. He was throwing
the ball and stumbled and fell. In
trying to save himself the arm was
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schmeltzer re
turned Monday evening from their
wedding trip, which was spent al
POI tland, Seattle, Victoria and Van.
couver. b. G. They will 60 to house.
keeping In the jackson cottage, al
soon as MIR. jackson moves into bis
new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii. Bailey returned
Tuesday from Portland, where she
has been for couple of months un
dergoing treatment for her eyes
While the operation was not as sue,
cessful as expected, owing to compi
cations setting in, yet she Ia able tC
see enough to get around.
-Four big apples in g. A. Clarke
window from Oscar Wander bilt's or
ohard are being admired by the pass
ers by. They are called "Bestigheim
err" are of a very large size, anC
make very attractive display. Iher'
is also a plate of very fine hungarian
prunes from the Booth hill In th,
same window.
Mrs. Fl. j. Frederick returned hom,
last Friday noon fIom an extended
visit at Seattle, Chico, Mt. Vernon
Bremerton and other Sound cities
Master Milo, who has been In tn
Sound country on large fruit rancl
with bis cousins since school closet
last spring returned home with her {,
be in readiness for the opening o
school.
AuOIltI hdWhcyo LAS lOChe6u u
Hood River. George Lehman, from
LaPorte City, Iowa, bought Tx acre
from E. B. Long and will move hi
family here early next spring. Wit
Hill, Fike, Smith and q few otbe
Hawkeyes located in the same neigh
borhood, this section OF the vale,
will soon be known as Hawkeye Row
The sale was made through j. II
Heilbronner & Co.
Roswell Shelley & Son have pun
chased the transfer and livery bust
ness at Carson, transferring passen
gers from the boat landing to Ship
herds Springs. r. ID. Shelle
left Tuesday for Carson to TAX
charge Of the business, but his fathe
will remain for q month getting read
to move, aud will try to dispose O
his ranch property here. Roswel
Shelley's health has been quite poo
for a year and bis recent trip to th
springs was SO beneficial that he ex
poets the change will be for the best.