The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-25

Miss Stella Parson, of White Sal
mon, visited In Hood River last
week.
Mrs. N. b. Jordan, who has been
on her. claim In Washington, has re-
turned to Hood River.
Please haul out your straw berry
crates as our warehouses are full and
We need the room badly. Davidson
Fruit Co.
There will be union service of the
Valley Christian church and the Chris
tian church in Hood River at the X.
Of P. hall on next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Porter Mcmillan will spend
the summer at Husum, Wash, where
Mr.. Mcmillan Is employed. Their son,
Fred, will also 90 as soon as school is
out.
l.. W. Wood, formerly of this place,
and who is now operating saw mill
in Washington, visited In Hood Riv-
er Monday. The Glacier office ac-
knowledges call.
Rev. W. A. Wood returned from
The Dal;es Monday where he had been
to occupy the pulpit for Rev. Cook,
who is assisting in the revival SER
vices at this place.
Eatl Davenport, who has .been at
tending the University of Utah, re-
turned to Hood River and will re-
main during the summer. We are all
glad to see his smiling countenance
again.
r. o. Hadley and wife, who arrived
from Collins last week to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Hadley's parents, returned to their
home Monday, going by way of the
steamer.
The Commercial club at Grants Pass
is backing the fruit growers and
county inspector. A strenuous cam
paign Is waged to enforce the state
law. All trees in the city limits must
be thoroughly sprayed.
This weeks issue of the Coos Bay
Harbor, of which MessTs. Sain and
Keith are editors and publishers,
reaches our table with fine 16 page
write-up of North Bend and vicinity.
That's right boys, boost your town.
Harland Hatch, Of Wisconsin, and
an old time friend Of j. II. Hibbard,
has been visiting In our city during
the past week. Mr.. Hatch left Mon
day for Dufur where he will visit for
some time, and spend the remainder
Of the summer touring the state.
L. S. Weston and family, of Lin
ton, will occupy the j. @. Diamond
farm during the summer. MIR. and
Mrs. Diamond expect to start for
Nome, Alaska, about the first of
June. and will be absent for several
months visiting.
The Oregon Lumber Co. has leased
the bottom land near their old mill to
a party of Chinese gardners. 1t ap-
pears that the road leading to the
boat landing Is partially on their
land. This will require some atten-
tion flom the city dads.
Mrs. Andy Gatchell, who has been
visiting with her mother in Newport,
has returned to Hood River. While
at Newport her grandfather, who had
been i'll for some time, was called to
his reward. Mrs. Gatcbell expects her
mother to visi her In the near future.
DR.. Harry G. Davis, of Prineville,
and Miss Ida |. Black, of Mosier,
were united In marriage by Rev. j. L..
| Hershner at the home of the BRIDE g
uncle, j. X. McGregor, of Mosier.
The happy couple will make their fu-
ture home In Prineville where the
doctor is engaged in business.
Fred Dornhecker, who recently sold
his place to parties In Portland, left
Monday for Dallas. His family will
follow latter Mr.. Dornhecker has
purchased 88 acres four miles from
Dallas and will engage in diversified
farming. Geo. Rorden, jr., has also
left for the same place to look for 9
location.
j. A. Morris and family expect tc
leave the latter part OF this week fol
Vancouver, WASH. where Joe has Sc
cured a joD hauling timber for the
railroad. Mrs. Morris father Mr.
Parsons, OF Food River, came up q
few days ago and will accompany
them as far az Hood River. r.-lont
Proclaimer.
Hon. e. L. Smith has bought round
trip tickets to jamestown for him4el
and wife, and will appear as commits
sioner from the state of Oregon at tn,
exposition on the opening day. Ev
aryone who knows this grand old pio
neer knows that his state will have nj
reason to be ashamed of him as its &C
credited and trusted representative
The only equivalent b, will get fo
having to pay his own fare will be hi
glorious opportunity to put in wore
on the side for Hood River and it
apples. Fossil Journal.
DIR. Gearhart reports IL cases o
smallpox at the Menominee Lumbe
Co.'S camp l, located on the Whit
Salmon river, II miles north of town
ALI possible p ecsutions ara bein
taken to prevent the spread of the di
sease, and as the location OF the cam
fsvors the isolation, there is littl
Likelihood of 1t spreading. All pei
sons are warned against going ther
at this time, as they will not be a
lowed to leave camp. p.-White Salmo
Enterprise.