The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-05-02

Will Frank, of The Dalles, is in the
city visiting with his brother s. j.
C. A. Bell arrived from Portland
Friday on No. 2 Mr.. Bell has been
serving as a juror in the U. S. district
court.
Drs. Jenkins and Pineo lett fol-
Portland Thursday to attend the State
Dental association which convenes in
that city May "a.
G. ID. Moore made a flying trip to
Portland on last Tuesday. G. d. was
down on busir ess connected with his
ferry interests.
Three Italians alighted from No. 9
on last Tuesday. They could not
speak a word of English and no one
was able to lesin their mission.
Geo. Cooper, who has extensive
property interests in Hood River, was
down from The Dalles last week and
spent several days on his farm.
r. N. Young was a passenger for
Portland Wednesday. Mr.. Young went
down in the interest of the Hood
River Transfer & Livery Co.
Mrs. A. M. Kelsay, who has bee 4
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Sloo m, was passenger for The Dalles
tuesday, where she will visit with
friends.
Rev. W. G. Gilmore, who has been
absent for about two weeks visiting In
Minnesota and Dakota, returned this
week and will occupy the pulpit on
next Sunday morning and evening.
Thos. Upton, purchasing agent for
the Rio Grande railroad, accompan
led by his wife, are in Hood River.
Mr.. Upton is here In the interest OF
his company looking after the lumber
| interests.
Rev. Hershner returned from Bingen
Friday, where be organized Sunday
school. Mr.. Hershner has charge of
the work on the Washington side and
is doing efficient work for his denom-
ination.
Rev. j. L. Hershner left for Bickel
ton, Wash, where he will look after
the interests othis demnoin ,tion. He
will visit several points in that Sec
tion of the state before returning
home.
DR.. B. Il. Wright sand wife are up
from Portland and are spending few
days in rusticating on their farm in
the Barrett district. The doctor Is
always happy and good natured and
we are always pleased to meet him.
M. II. Nickelsen, of Belmont, has
sold his farm property to parties in
Wisconsin. Consideration, $4,000. Mr..
NickeIsen has purchased the property
owned by Minnie Nickelsen in the
Coe addition and expects to become a
resident of the city.
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The fifth district convention OF the
Woodmen OF the World will hold its
annual convention at Pendleton on
the Sth of May The local lodge has
elected A. @. Staten and +. II. Blagg
to represent the order at this gather.
ing. B. f. Barrett and j. M. Hollo-
well we're elected as alternates.
Mrs. Krumacher and son, accompan-
led by her father, arrived in Hood
River this morning from Glenwood,
Iowa. Mr.. Krumacher has been here
for several weeks as the guest of Mr..
Laiaway, and is much in love with
this country.
The ladies of the German Lutheran
church will give dinner in the X. OF
P. hall Saturday, May Is. The pro.
ceeds will 20 toward the completion
of their church. Let us all attend and
give the worthy cause a lift. Ice
cream and cake will be served all af.
ternoon.
Mrs. @. X. Humphrey arrived ION
Seward, Neb on last Friday enroute
for Goldendale, Wash. Mr.. Humphrey
and Mrs. l.. @. Moore met her at the
train and they departed ON the after.
noon boat for GoldendaIe. Mrs. Hum
phrey stated to reporter that she had
lived 70 years 10 Seward and it seemed
strange to move out West at that age.
David Eccles, of Salt Lake, presi.
dent of the Oregon Lum ber Co, OF
this place, passed through Hood River
Friday enroute to Portland. Mr.. Ec
cles returned Saturday and spent sew
eral days looking over property inter
ests here, and expresses himself as be.
ing well pleased with the develop.
ments.
Bert Stranahan was passenger for
Portland Tuesday. Bert went down
to attend the annual stock sale at Ir
vington park. There are about l5C
head of standard bred horses to be
sold and Bert expects to purchase four
or I've for the Fashion stables. The
sale continues for three days, begin
ming May !.
The next discourse in the series at
the UnitariaL church, as heretofore
announced at II a. m. each Sunday,
will be on the subject, "If Jesus ia
not Very God, How Shall We Inter.
pret His Life and Mission - All who
are interested in the living thought
and growing ideals Of the modern
world are cordially invited.