The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-27

Mrs. r. B. HALEY, the head caterer
at the Young ice cream parlors, re.
turned from Rufus Monday where she
had gone to spend Sunday.
Miss Ruby Coryell, who has been
spending several days in the city al
the guest of the Misses Evans, re.
turned to her home in Fossil last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Ii. Heilbronner
and wife left for Portland Thursday
to take in the Rose fiesta and attend
to some real estate business. They
returned Friday evening.
W. o. Hadley and wife, who have
been spending several days visiting
friends in Moro, returned to Hood
River Saturday and took the Spencer
for Collins in the afternoon.
Misss Florence Oakes, who has been
employed as one of the central"
girls In Hood River, has returned to
Portland to resume her duties in the
telephone office there.
Mrs. ID. W. Horner and daughter
Nellie, who have been spending sew
eral days visiting with Mis-. Parsons,
Of White Salmon, returned Thursday
on the steamer Telephone.
Fred Claypocl and wife arrived
from Prineyillle Wednesday and will
make their future home In Hood Riv
er. They drove overland and report
as having had nice "trip.
G. A. Dano was stricken with an
| oil nP los Wn1 1n
evening which lett him quite help
less. AS we go to press we learn that
he Ia somewhat improved.
S. HOP field was at Hood River last
week, aud brought back the most i'm
porSant part of his family, somewhat
Drowned from few enjoyable weeks
picking berries. News Reporter.
F. II. Strong, who recently pur-
chased the Dornhecker place In Bar
EFT district, came up Thursday and
was met at the train by George Ror-
den who took him out to his place.
G. r. Bone and wife we're passen
gers for Portland Thursday on the To-
cal to sttend the Rose carnival. Nh.
Bone returned Saturday, while his
wife remained to visit several days
with relatives and friends.
G. l.. Rogers has been In eastern
Oregon and Washington for several
days looking over the fruit market
for the present season. Mr.. Rogers
ships vast amount of fruit annually
from this territory.
Mrs. +. s. Perry, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Leila and son,
Lester, who have been spending about
three weeks visiting in Hood River,
returned to their home in Portland
Saturday.
Orin johnson, who has homestead
near Echo, arrived in Hood River
Monday on the local and will spend O
few days visiting with his brother
Carl, who is employed in Young's
confectionery establishment.
Rev. j. ". Jenkins, who has been
attending the Turner convention OF
the Oregon Christian Missionary 30
ciety, delivered the Presidents an
nual address before that body last
Monday morning.
+. P. Brown, and family who for.
merly resided here, came down from
New Plymouth, Idaho, Thursday, and
took the boat Friday for Carson,
where he has purchased property and
where they will make their future
home.
Amos Underwood, of Underwood,
WASH, returned from Portland Thurs
day where he had been in attendance
at the pioneer 8 meeting. He wore 6
large silk badge hearing he motto
"Oregon Pioneer 1882
Miss Marion Cook, of Portland. IL
in Hood River visiting at the homes o.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. 9. Bsteham and Mr.
and Mrs. O j. Hayes. Miss Cool
was a former resident of Hood River
and will be rememb ed by her many
friends.
Mrs. Emerson, daughter of Mrs. D.
W. Horner, of this city, passed
through Hood River Monday on hel
way to her home in Heppner. Sh,
was met at the train by her mother
and sister, Nellie who exchanged {
few words of greeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hall. of HOOD
River, attended "Jhe Bridge of th,
Gods" here Friday. Mrs. Hall wal
formerly Mits Annie English and hel
violin work was one of the stronges
features of musical programs wher
she was In school here. F crest Grov,
News.
Prot. L. A. Wiley, principal of tb,
Shaver school of Portland, and for
merly city superintendent of schools
in Hood River, has the honor of wit
Messing bis school pupils winning on,
of the prizes in the recent flower ps
rade In Portland in which 1850 child
rem took part, and in which % of tn,
city schols were represented.
Onthank & Often report the follow
ing sales: 20 acres for G. ID. Nickel
sen on the west side; 40 AGREES for f
Il. Strang, on the east side to l.. Il
Taft; Is acres for Burnette Il. Duncan
to Krohn Bros; three acres Tor G. /
Dakin to W. Ii. CUP; also 40 acres O
partly improved land In tie uppe
valley and 40 acres unimproyed Oh
Willow Flat.