The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-15

Rev. j. W. Jenkins returned from
Dutur Monday.
VIM. Vogt spent Sunday with rela
tives at The Dalles.
Col. Hatley is spending few days
at the Carson hot springs.
W. Byrkett, of Trout Lake, was in
the city Saturday on business.
James Stranahan spent Saturday
and Sunday with his wife at Seaside
Mrs. W. II. Bishop, of Warm
Springs, is visiting friends and rela.
tives iu the city.
Miss Ida Brace left for her home at
The Dalles Saturday after visit with
friends at Hood River.
Charlie Hart, Hood Rivers crack
ball tosser, was a passenger to st.
Johns Saturday evening.
Miss Irish returned to her home in
Portland Friday after couple of
weeks visit at the HARRISON home.
Miss Blinn, who makes her home
with Mrs. g. d. Thompson, left Sat.
urday on visit to friends at Tacoma.
Cecil Holman, who has been seri-
ously i'll in Portland for the past { 20
weeks, is reported as getting along
nicely.
MI. and Mrs. Fish, OF Portland,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Clarke
Monday forenoon, going east on No.
2 Monday.
The Christian Endeavor of the VAL
ley Christian church will hold an ice
cream social on the church lawn Fri
day evening, August Is.
j. NJ. W. Pratt, of Milwaukee, Wis. -,
visited his parents and brother, of
the Hood River Banking a. Trust Co, i,
leaving for home Tuesday.
Jack Morrison and S. S. Baldwin
boarded the local for Portland Mon
day afternoon. O. A. Bell was also a
passenger on the same train.
Mrs. Groves, of Corvallis, and Mrs.
Markham, of Olex, Ore, who have
been visiting the family of G. ID.
thompson, ltet for home Saturday af.
ternoon.
q. U. MCGUIRE, of Woodiawn,
brother of the Mcclure brothers,
meat dealers, has Eeen making them
pleasant visit, and returned to his
home Monday.
There is a beautiful hand made ba-
by dress on display in Nine. Abbott g
millinery store window, and is on
sale. 1t is work of art, and is being
greatly admired.
1t is reported that secret session
OF the kangaroo court was held at the
city hall one night last week, but ow-
ing to the prominence of the parties,
the proceedings will not be published.
A. W. Onthank and Il. M. Abbott
left for Lewiston Monday evening to
investigate the Ozark Wild Rose mine
in the interest of Hood River invest.
ors. While there Mr.. Onthank will
visit brother who resides at Clear
water, short distance from Lewis
ton.
W. E. Sheets has dispose of his
stock of gents furnishing goods to X.
I'll. Coshow, who has for several years
been connected with the wooden mills
at Salem. M. Coshow will put in an
up to date stock OF new goods and
new store fixtures, and be ready for
the fall trade. Mr.. Coshow has moved
his family to Hood River, and will
make this his future home. We wei
come the newcomers as valuable ad-
ditinn to our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Kennedy left
Saturday morning tor Dufur, where
Mr.. Kennedy is pastor of the M. L.
church at that place. They have spent
their vacation at their place near the
Country Club inn, and have greatly
enjoyed it. They think there is no
place like Hood River. Their son,
DR.. W. S. Kennedy, who has been
spending few weeks with them, left
the sane day for The Dalles, where he
will open a dental Office.
NJ. Z. laenberg started Monday fer
Pennsylvania, where he will visit rel
atives and friends at Huntington and
| Altoona. On August y there will be
I held reunion Of the lsenberg fami-
lies, which occurs every two years.
In l76l, there settled in the Juniata
valley, Penn four brothers and wo
I sisters of the lsenberg family, from
which there are now about 1000 de-
soendants aud connections by mar.
iage living. AS many of the relations
as can get together hold a monster re.
union every two years.
Nj. and Mrs. j. S. Booth retui ned
Wednesday evening from four
weeks outing at Seaside. John knows
how to fix up camp, he being very
handy and natural taste for dtcorat
ing, and it goes without saying that
he had an ideal place that attracted a
good deal OF attention. Proflting by
his experience last year along the
same lines, he went prepared to do
the thing right aud had very enjoy
able time, returning home with, re-
newed energy for business The ma
jor is good advertiser, and had his
camp called Hood River In large
letters, aad did not hide his light un-
der "A bushel He stated that they
had fresh trewbeIries all the time
they were there, ald shat some OF the
natives made good thing raising the
late blooming berries for the tourists.