The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17

Fresh made sausage at Mcclure Bros.
every day.
Rev. A. j. Adams left for Portland
Saturday TO attend the Presbyterian
synod Deing held at that place.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con.
gregational church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Castner
G. r. Bone and Neal Evans were in
Portland the first of the week on bus
iness in connection with the East Side
Irrigating Co.
Mrs. John Leland Henderson left
for Portland Monday for the winter,
on account of placing one of her boys
in the Portland schools.
Miss Geiss, of Adams, Ore. who
has teen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii.
NunnemakeI for several weeks, re-
turned to heu home Monday.
Roy Socom left for Portland Sun
day, accompanied by his sister in
law, Mrs. Geo. |. Slocom, the latter
visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. W. d. Nelson and children ar
rived Wednesday evening from
Haines, Ore, to join her husband,
who is employed at The Glacier office.
Mrs. Ella Watt, who has been drill
ing degree team at Hood River in
the interest of the Artisan lodge,
went to The Dalles Monday.
Hon. W. r. Ellis and wife, of Pen
dleton. who we're in attendance at the
open river conference at The Dalles
Wednesday, visited Hood River
Thursday.
Jas. Crosby says that he sold
number of Winter Banana last week
for % cents apiece, and has also bar
gained for the sale of all his cuttings
from that species OF tree at pruning
time.
Fred Brace aud wife, of The Dalles,
visited friends in the city last week.
Mr.. Brace has one of the best Or
chards near The Dalles, and the eX.
hibit at the fair packed by K. II.
Weber, was largely from his orchard.
I. s. Tyler, manager of the Toke
Point Oyster Co., Portland, was in
the city Tuesday and received bad
fallson the sidewalk on the west tIside
of the DR.. Eliot property. He tripped
on a lose board, and in falling
bruised his wrist and face quite bad
ly.
Mrs. Gee came up from Portland
Friday morning to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Calvin, of Toledo, Wash, who
has been visiting at the Mayes resi-
dence for couple of weeks, but who
returned home Saturday. Mrs. Gee
returned home Sunday, after visit
with her mother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Esson returned
Thursday from two weeks trip and
outing in eastern Oregon. While Mr..
Esson spent most of the time hunting
along the headwaters of the Des
Chutes, Mrs. Esson visited her par
ents at Madras. They both report
having had an enjoyable time
John NJ. Scott, assistant general
passenger agent of the o. 4. & N.
Co, accompanied the Hawaiian party
to The Dalles, and also spent Thurs
day in Hood River, taking the drive
with them through the valley. This
is Mr.. Scutt's fret trip through the
valley, and he is very enthusiaftic
over its wonderful possibilities.
Sheriff Sexton and A. S. Rob
erts, of The Dalles Dressed Meat Co.,
came down from The Dalles on the To-
cal tuesday and drove out to the Sex
ton & Thomson farm in the Pine
Grove district. Mr.. Sexton says that
they intend to set out quite an eXten
sive orchard on the place this fall and
next spring, if hey can get men to do
the work.
Arthur Clarke has few new apple
, displays in his window. A plate of
} Winter Bananas weighing Is ounces,
from a three year-old tree of II. s.
GalIigan, attracts good deal CT at.
4 tention. d. /. Davidson also hes @
plate of fine apples of the same varie
ty, from his Willow Flat ranch. j. o.
Mark shows "A Spitzenbe pi }ked
from one branch, all OF good size anc
we'll colored. They we're from five
year old tee.
j. I Lacey, night operator at thu
deot, has resigned bis position ant
A. b. Hall has been appointed in hli
place Mr.. Lacty is working on tb'
day SHIFT while \ O'Neil is takinl
not accept another job as operator OF
account of the low wages, but intend
to Dle an application as passenge
brakeman. His family are living nea
Graham station, near Portlaod, and
passenger run ont of Portland woulC
take him home at the end of the run.
G. e. Price, OF Portl 4nd, was u
Tuesdly looking at the VIM. Elli
place in the Belmont district III
old gentleman has decided to sell hi
little lace Of three and halt acre
on &C oInt of the continued Illness @
his fa, whO has Lecn praci !cal!y a
inval j since last winter. he chill
dren are looking after the old people
and desire to have them near so the
can care for them. IL the pl ,Ce
sold it is probable small! cottage wi
be erected on the Roy Ellis place
4 whe they can be TAKEN bette, car
7 of.