The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-06

Miss Hettie Archibald, who has
been spending several months In Hood
River, returned to her home In Philo-
math Tuesday.
John I. Wyers, of White Salmon,
was elected representative of the Good
Will lodge to the grand lodge, held at
Spokane, Wash.
Rev. Jos. Mayes, Of Toppenish,
WASH, arrived in Hood River Tues
day IN orning to take his family home
with him. They departed Wednesday
going via Seattle.
q G. Ruff sent down four crates Of
Strawberries from the Mt. Hood dis
trict Tuesday. This is pei Ihsps the
earliest shipment from that section
this year.
Caleb Richardson, who was former
ly conductor on the Mt. Hood rail
road, is up from Goble, WASH, where
he is employed as foreman of large
milling plant.
Services as usual at the Unitarian
church Sunday at IL a. m, j. A.
Baldiidge, minister. Subject, "The
Meaning and Use OF Public Worship" !"
All are cordially invited.
X. A. Byrkett, of Trout Lake Lodge
No. 2l9, l. o. o. F., Was elected to
represent the grand lodge at Spokane,
Wash. MIR. Byrkett left Saturday
night to attend it's sessions.
Mrs. Ed Msyes returned from Port
land Thursday, bringing Miss Vera
with her. Vera has teen spending
about three months In the open air
sanitarium of that city and returns to
Hood River for the summer somewhat
improved.
Rev. Milligan, Presbyterian cler-
gyman of Portland, came up Satur-
day and preached In the Mt. Hood
district Sunday. The Presbyterian
church is contemplating the erection
OF a church edifioe in this district In
the near future.
The United States Fidelity & Guar
antee Co. of Baltimore, have appoint
ed the Hood River Banking Il Trust
company as their agents for this city.
The company Is one Of the strongest
In the United States and has Overk$3,
600, 600 resources.
The boys at the Hood River Straw.
berry Growers union, about 10 In
numEer, have purchased uniforms fol
the season. When you desire assist
ance In unloading your berries just
whistle to one of the young men wear
ing yellow breeches and straw hat.
Rev. Dix, who has been at Trout
dale for several days arranging for the
erection OF the tabernacle In whicf
the denomination will hold its annua
camp meeting during the present
month, returned to Hood River Sat
urday to fill his pulpit with bi'
church.
Hon Jos. Morton, of Salem, Is II
Hood River and will occupy posi-
tion with the Davidson Fruit compa
ny during the shipping season. Mr.
Morton is an old hand at the frui
business and will make valuable maj
for the company.
Mrs. G. M. Shelton, of Goldendale
arrived Tuesday morning on tn'
steamer Spencer and visited during
the day with her sister, Mrs. Ihos
Hill. Mrs. Shelton 10 on her way Il
New York city where she will visit fo
several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. W. Lutkin, of Logan
who has been In Hood River for sew
eral weeks visiting with her son In
law, Frank Davenport, jr., lett TO
Carey, Idaho, where she will visi
with her sister, Mrs. Phippen, befor
retui ming home.
, The hood River Banking & Trus
, company are the resident agents TO
, the Canadian Pacific Steamship lines
r They sold their first ticket to d. r
Cooper, of Mt. Hocd, who left TO
8 Scotland on June 6, via Montreal ant
Liverpool.
t VIM. Smith, accompanied by hi
wife and son, arrived In Hood Rive
: Thursday morning from Elmwood
Wis. MIR. Smith stated that he want
! ed to get away from the severe storm
r that prevail in that section of tb
0 country, and find more mild clim
Q ate. His little boy has been sutterin
| with asthma, and he Is In hopes tina
this climate may benefit him.
|, Col. 0. b. Hartley returned Sunda
{ from Arlington with three cars OF fin
2 beef cattle. The cattle will be use
for the local market as occasion re
) quires Mr.. Hartley stated that Will
. be was In Arlington a trainload of cat
: tie left for Montana range. Yearlin
9 steers brought sl4 and yearling heii
ers brought slS per head.
Z Frank Chandler left for bushes
[ trip to Portland Monday and wi
{ probs bly, visit the valley before hi
+ return. Mr.. Chandler expects to stoc
: his east side farm with goats and al
: low them to clear the land OF the IN
o derbrush This method has bee
found very successful
!, All should hear the "King of th
: Cattle Ring" show band at noon.
J. IL said to be one of the best sho
q bands travelling and we'll worth hear
!. ing. You make no mistake by attend
l. ing the perfor nance at night. Eiler
II show is always go3d. Tuesday, Jun
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