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

q. d. Nickelsen Ibegan swork Mon
day as city editor Of the Glacier.
DIR. II G. Jenkins visited in The
Dalles over Sunday.
E. H. Shepard was passenger for
Portland Tuesday on Not.
s. Clark arrived on the local Tues
day from the Cascade Locks.
W. P. Andrus went to Portland Sat.
urdsy morning on business.
DR.. b. F Wright is up from Port
land spending:.a few days on his farm.
A. W. King went on s3business trip
to Shemsn county on tuesdays local.
Geo. L. Prather made a business
trip to Portland on last Thursday.
II. j. Hibbard was a passenger for
The Dalles Wednes lay to attend coun-
ty court.
Rev. Jos. Kerr, of Hood River. will
preach In the U. b. church Sunday at
II o'clock a. m.
j. M. Lenz, W. S.Gribble and Oscar
Fredenburg went to The Dslles We'd
nesday on county business.
Mrs. Fred Newby and daughter
went to Portland Wednesday on No.
5 for two weeks visit with friends
Jno. Stokley left last Tuesday for
Ashwood, Crook county, where he has
homestead.
Harvey Slusher, who has been visit
ing few weeks in Dufur, returned to
Hood River last Sunday.
Silas Soule, who has been in Port
land on business for some days, arriv.
ed home on No. 2 Tuesday.
Pete Hemmeral, who has been in
the employ of ]. Nj. Hollowell for sew
eral years, left for Portland Monday
to make his permanent home.
Mrs. Z. L. Carr etson, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. j. Bak-
er, for "a week. returned to her home
In Tacoma Saturday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Layton, of Peudle-
ton, has been visiting with her sister,
Misc Carrie Layton, and left Monday
for visit with friends In Portland.
Chris r. Griesen left last Monday
for an extended tour through the
fruit sections Of Washington. Chi
is out In the interest OF "Better
Fruit"
The sewer started "swest" in sew
eral places on last Monday morning,
but the prompt service Of Chas. Jones
and VIM. Chipping averted any seri
GUS difficulty.
Edw. j. Perkins, president Of the
North American Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance Company OF Oregon, was down
from The Dalles Saturday on busi
ness.
Mrs Martin Emstrum came up from
Portland Thursday, returning on the
local with Mr.. Emstrum, who is en-
gaging men for the camp of the Green
Point Logging Co.
The Rev. g. L. Tufts, ,uperintend.
ent Of the International Reform bureau
with headquarters at Portland arrived
Tuesday on No. l for short visit with
friends here.
W. s. Boorman and family departed
Wednesday for North Yamhill. Mr..
Boorman has purchased 100 acres OF
improved land at this place, and will
conduct dairy business. Mr.. Boor-
man chartered cal and took some oi
the best stock with him. Mr.. Radlif
has rented the Boorman place tor one
year.
Rev. j. A. Speer, of Portland, who
is serving as pastor on the Warm
Springs reservation un'ieT the direc.
tion Of the United Presbyterian church
arrived In Hood River Wednesday
morning, and went out to his farm In
the Mt. Hood district. Rev. SpeeI
has been missionary to the Warn
Spring Indians for 10 consecutive
years.
Grover Slusher and his moi her,
Mrs. StaatZ, returned from Portland
last week, and after visiting relatives
here for a couple of days, left fol
their home In Dufur Saturday.
L. L. Lindsey, who owns q farm or
the East Side, passed through HOOD
River Wednesday, from a visit to hi
brother In Baker City. Mis-. A. r
Ross, his daughter, stopped of t.
visit with friends in the city.
Jens Hanson, accompanied by Mari
and Esrl Thomas as witnesses, wen
to The Dal.es Saturday, where b,
proved up on his homestead befor,
the register and receiver of the lane
Office.
Miss Mignon Thompson has finished
her term as teacher OF the Rose Hi
school and left Saturday for her hom
In Portland. She will return Satur
day to Mt. Hood, where she will teacl
a term in the Mt. Hood district, com
mencing Monday.
Hood River Chapter, Royal Arcl
Masons, conferred the Royal Arch de
gree Friday evening, which was fol
lowed by banquet. Among the Wis
itors present were: II. Fl. Weber, M
2. Donnell, Owen L. Shepard and j
W. Miller, of The Dalles, and VIM. N
Akers, Of Mosier.
Mark Thomas, Of tbe Rose Hill dis
trict, loaded Car ofshousehold good
and farm implements Monday for AL
berta, Canada. Mr.. Thomas will &C
company his sons, Earl and Ray ymond
to that country, where the latter vii
locate near Edmonton.