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

on business.
Dan Mears was passenger from
Portland Tuesday.
j. W. Morton was passenger from
Portland on No. 2 yesterday.
W. K. Winans was a passenger from
The Dalles on the local Tuesday.
Ralph Laraway is spending a weeks
vacation in the Willamette valley.
Percy Cross is enjoying ten days.
vacation to Oregon City and the
coast
Mrs. Levi Clarke and granddaugh-
ter went to Dufur yesterday to visit
relatives.
Geo. MoLaren, of Seattle, visited
his mother and sisters in Hood River
over Sunday.
Miss Nina Noble went to Wyeth
Tuesday on the local to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Stekoe.
The Hawkeyes have decided to meet
at the new Grange park this year to
hold their annual picnic.
Mrs. p. f. Fouts and son, Fleta,
went to Portland Tuesday to visit her
eldest son, Seneca, and wife.
Miss Eva Brock, Willie Chandler
and Roger Moe were entertained at
the Miller ranch at Mosier yesterday.
G. p. Ross and daughter left fer a
brief trip to Portland Tuesday after
noon leaving his store in charge of
Geo. L. Prather.
S. Il. Bartmess sent casket to Ste
venson Saturday for the remains of
f. Henry Holmes, who died Friday.
The burial took place at Stevenson.
Pete Sinnott, clerk at the Waucoma
hotel, put his fist through window
in friendly scuffle Tuesday evening.
The glass cut his hand quite severely.
The express office, resided over
by Mrs. Boyle, has been moved into
the baggage room, where it will be
more convenient to dispatch the bust
ness.
Miss Georgia Pineo, who has been
visiting her brother, DR.. Pineo, for
several weeks, left for Allan, b. c.,
Monday, where she will teach school
the coming year.
Fire was burning on the hillside
east OF Buttons Tuesday, but little
damage resulted. 1t Is thought that
the fire caught from the sparks of a
passing locomotive.
Mis-. Eton and children, of Wasco,
arrived yesterday on their way home
from Portland, and will visit with the
families of Mis-. Benjamin and Mr..
Clark in the valley.
Work was commenced this week on
the excavation of the ground for the
new addition to the Stewart Haid-
ware and Furniture building, at the
corner of Third and State street.
John Zolls has commenced the stone
work on the new residence of Mrs.
". P. Mcl4aren on Sherman avenue.
l.. M. Bentley has charge Of the con-
struction of the building, with p. M.
Hall Lewis supervising architect. The
residence will cost about $4,000.
A. W. Onthank made business
trip to Stevenson Monday. Mr.. On.
thank reports the assessment roll in
very bad shape owing to mismanage
ment somewhere among the officials,
and the board will have three weeks
session to straighten out the tangle.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m. by the
pastor, Rev. 9. A. Nutley. Morning
theme "a Singular Message. Even
ing, "Ihe Sign at the II. K. Cross
ing" Sunday school at 8 80 a. m.
Young peoples devotional meeting at
1880 p. m.
The increasing number of Hawkeyes
that are coming into the valley is
causing uneasiness. They have fol- med
an organization and now that they
have combined with the Changers in
their picnic, it will make an aggrega.
tion strong enough to take the valley
it they so desire.
Geo. Mcintosh was called to Port
land again Tuesday, as he received
word that his wife was not quite so
well. Mrs. Mcintosh rallied from the
operation in the hospital in better
shape than was expected, and while
ner recovery is looked foI, she is not
yet out Ct danger.
Geo. Tomson, Jud Ferguson, o. a.
Rinehart. M. j. Masslker and M. ii.
lsenEerg went to White Salmon Mon.
day evening o assist in the installa-
tion Of officers Of Good Will Encamp-
ment, |. .. o. Il. At the close of the
ceremonies they we're surprised by
delegation from the Rebekkah lodge
with an abundance Of eatables, to
which they all did justice. A fine So
cial time was had, the party return
ing to hood River the next morning.
j. Ii. Shoemaker has sold to Capt.
Watts, of Portland, through the AL.
bee Benham Co., the remaining 20
acres of his old old home place. Con.
sideration, $4,000. He will move onto
the d. u. Hill place near the Bsrrett
school recently purchased by Mrs.
Shoemaker, where he expects to make
extensive Improvements. 1t is said
that the purchaser of the old place,
and Il. W. Amesbury, who purchased
the first 20 acres, will make extensive
improvements.