The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-31

e. O. Blanehar went to Portland on
business Tuesday.
Geo. p. Knowles returned yesterday
from trip to Portland.
p. NJ. Hall-Lewil returned from a
trip to Portland tuesday.
j. Often was a passenger for Port
land Tuesday on the local.
j. r. Batchelder came up from
Portland the first of the week.
II. Il. Davidson boarded the loca,
for Portland Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. j. W. Jenkins was a pas 'enger
on No. from the east yesterday.
DR.. Gearhart, of White Salmon,
went to Portland on No. Z Tuesday.
Amos Underwood was a passenger
on the local from Portland Tuesday.
Miss Torinda Cooper is up from
Portland this week on visit to her
father.
Miss Daisy Atkinson, of Morgan,
Ole., is visiting at the homo OF How.
ard Taylor at Belmont.
Ray Ellis, of Portland, spent a few
days visiting relatives in the valley,
returning home yesterday.
Geo. d. Culbertson & Co. have add
ed to their office equipment by put-
ting a brand new safe OF the best
make.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp returned to Port
land Tuesday. She has been assisting
Mrs. Billings in the millinery stole
for couple Of weeks.
Jas. Knott, who has been doing the
cement work for the new building OF
j. Il. Nichols, left for his home in
Walla Walla Friday evening.
Mrs. StoIz went to Mosier Friday to
stay at home over Sunday. Mr.. StoIZ
has rented cottage for the winter
and the iamily will move to Hood
River about the first Of the month.
j. Il. Hall has on exhibition in the
drug store window of Hall u Esson a
plate of Spitzenbergs from his ranch
in the CrappeI district. They are OF
fine color aud size.
L. G. Coe visited his sister, Mrs,
G. f. Bowerman, in the Odell dis
trict. last week, and brought in
plate of extra fine Johnathans, which
are on display in the window OF Lara
, ways iewelry store. They we're picket
, from a two-year-old tIee.
McEwen q Koskey, the Portland
commission merchants, have the eX
g elusive esle of j. NJ. HollowelI's cele
l rv in Portland, and say that it is th
uest celery that comes to the Port
s land market There is a big deman
for it, and it sells on sight.
: Seneca Fouts and wife visited thoi
o pqrents and friends over Sunday
5 They ere accompanied by Mrs. RuI
, !, fella Let's, daughter OF Mr.. and MRS
p. +. Eouts, of Grand Rapids, Micf
: Mrs. Let's is an expert wood finisheI
o and gives exhibitions in the art. The
u left for Portland Monday afternoon.
Phillip SpangIer returned Monda
= from Missouri, where he spent tn
% summer. Mr.. Spangler spent laI
= winter in southern California tor b
health. but the climate did not agrt
q With him very we'll. lie then went
,1 Missouri for the summer, but wi
! STAY in Hood River this winter.
y d. Vannett and son arrived Tue
1f day evening from Fertile, Mimi, II
If few days. visit. Mrs. Vannett hi
been here fJr a couple of weeks, an
"a daughter is teaching scho ii in IL
d Crapper district. Mr.. Vannett hi
!. owned ranch on the east side II
u three years. and this is his first Wis
d to Hood River. lie was very We
al pleased with the looks of the countr
r lie intends to make his home here
In the near future, but has not made al
e. plans tor moving out here yet. |
10 said that W. +. Andrews and fam |
Id cf Grand Forks, will be cut hero
etay ebout the first Of December.