The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-04
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

q. III. Stranahan was a passenger
for Portland Wednesday.
Chas. Gill left for Portland Wednes.
day to spend the Fourth.
A. L. Geek left Wednesday for Port
land and Vancouver on business.
Commissioners Ilibbard was pas
senger from The Dalles Wednesday.
Hans Lage made flying trip to
The Dalles last Wednesday.
J. r. Hanna was passenger for
Cascade Locks Tuesday.
II. p. Orr was passenger for Port
land Tuesday on business trip.
j. A. Simonton made flying trip
to the county seat last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Moore, of The
Dalles, are visiting in Hood River.
Mrs. X. l.. Coad went to The DalIes
Wednesday Oh the Spencer for a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Merrill mother of Rev. J. L.
Merrill, of this city, arrived Wednes-
day for visit with her son.
Miss Lulu Fowler, of Rufus, arrived
In the city Tuesday and will remain
to spend the FOURTH.
j. j. Luckey was passenger for
Portland Tuesday on business con-
neGted with his recent patents.
Rev. Ii. 9. Clark and wife left for
Goldendale Tuesday where they will
spend the Fourth with friends.
Miss Georgia Bennett accompanied
Mi ~ Bessie Smith to her home at Co
lumbus, WASH, the first of the week.
Mrs. II. g. Gowdy, of Portland, Is
visiting with Mrs. h. L. earns, of
this city.
Mrs. Blockley, who is caring for the
Lamson manson in the Barre dis
triot, arrived from visit to Portland
last Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Eggert, of Portland, arrived
Wednesday and will spend several
weeks at her summer home in the val
Icy.
Mrs. s. A. Stevenson, who has Eeen
over in the Sound country for some
days, returned to Hood River last
Wednesday.
Dr.,D. b. Stuart, of Los Angeles,
Ia spending his summer vacation In
camp st Mt. Hood lie is delighted
with the place.
DIR. b. Il. Wright is up from Port
land this week and is doing thugs
out on the farm in the Barrett dis
trict. Charley has hard time to
keep him from over working himself.
Prof. II II. White. of Grass Valley,
brother of Miss White, who taught In
the Hood River public school last
year, has been visiting in the city as
the guest of DR.. EdSington, and re-
turned to his home last Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. b. Renshaw, of Cinein-
natl, secretary of the Christian Mis-
sionary society, who has been spend.
ing several days in Hood River, left
for Pendleton last Wednesday. While
in the city he was the guest OF Rev.
W. A. Wood.
Mrs. Marguerite Wise, age II years,
died at Trout Lake last Tuesday from
tuberculosis. The funeral services
we're held at Trout Lake Wednesday,
July B, and the body was taken to
Underwood, Wash, where 1t will be
inferred this afternc on. Undertaken
s. h. Bartmess will have charge.
b. Il. Tucker, accompanied by
Spencer johnson. lett for the east last
Wednesday on the overlani. Mr..
Tucker stated that he would visit the
exposition while in the east, and that
he would probably bs absent for about
three months. The trip will be one
of business and pleasure, lie will
tour several Of the eastern states on
his trip.
Mrs. Robert Jones, of Belmont, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Matte, left Wednesday for visit
with her mother who resides at Vii
lisca, Iowa. Mrs. Jones mother is
so years of age and it has been 81
years since mother and daughter have
met.
Twenty six hundred head of sheep
passed through Hood River early
Wednesday morning enroute for the
mountains west Of Hood River. The
men In charge of the herd stated that
this was the best pasturo that they
we're able to obtain. The bunch has
been driven dcwn from the John Day
country.