The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-11
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The Morg'n brothers left for Port
land last Friday to be absent few
days.
Mrs. DIR. Shaw was passenger for
Portland last Wednesday to be absent
few lays on visit.
p. M. Hall-Lewis returned tom
Cascade Looks Saturday where he had
been In the interest of the Thompson
man sion, of which he is the architect.
Harry DeWitte and wife arIiyed on
the local Saturday and have been Wis
iting with Mrs. DeWitte's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Baker
Miss Jessie Hunter, who has been
employed az nurse in the Sosey home
during the illness OF the two children,
returned to her home in Portland Oh
the local Fl iday.
All pupils who passed the eight
grade examinations in the Hood Riv-
public school may have their certifi-
Gates by calling on School Clerk
Vaughan, at Buffers bank.
Guy Wilson, of this city, went to
Mosier last Thursday on his bike. He
found the roads between here and
there too rough to coast over. In fact
walking was pretty good all of the
way.
Lloyd Andross and wife, of Steven
son, spent the Fourth In Hood Xiv
er. They spent several days visiting
with Mr.. Andross' parents, MIR. and
Mrs. q. R. Tyler, before returning
home.
Miss Carrie Mckee, daughter Of the
Rev. 9. II. Mckee, of this city, ar
rived from McMinnville last Monday
forenoon. The young lady will senC
the summer with her parents in thii
city.
Mrs. V. X. Jackson, accompanied
by her sister Miss Bessie Carter, o
New York, arrived in Hood River last
Wednesday and are visiting with theil
father, W. FL. Carter, Of the Barret,
district.
E. A. Jerome, formerly of thu
Grove, but now Of Hood River, is il
the city visiting with bis children
He reports everything lovely at HOOD
River and the berry crop now bar
vest cd. Times.
Miss Dora Baker, of Forest Grove
who was elected to the position o
teacher In the 5th and 9th grades o
the Hood River public school, has re
signed and her vacancy has beef
filed by the election of Miss Merl
Blinn, of this city.
The Rev. Il. S. Strucker, pastor o
the 23rd Avenue Baptist church o
Oakland, CAL, stopped off In Hoo,
River recently to visit his nephew
Leslie Butter. Rev. Strucker was Of
his way to attend the Baptist conven
tion at Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. G. ii. Howell, Mrs. f. L
Barnett and two sons, Leslie an,
B ,nton, returned to their home IL
Wasco last Saturday after spendin
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H
Peugh Of this city.
Ralph McEwen, student in th
state university at Eugene, and col
lege friend Of the Henderson boys @
Hood River, returned to his hom
Friday after spending the Fourt
here at the Gof home.
Ben Turpin and wife left last Fri
day for the Willamette valley for
few weeks outing. They took thei
team and camping outfit along. Be
bad two OF his big stag hounds |
town and expects to be able to seal
half-dozen bear before his return.
Mrs. Geo. Lynn and daughter lei
for Omaha last Wednesday. Mri
Lynn has been one of the faithfr
and efficient typos on the News Lei
ter staff of this city. Her positio
cannot easily be supplied as she is
very rapid type setter.
Rev. j. W. Jenkins, who left fl
Mosier last Saturday IT, I'LL his al
pointment at that place, took quil
seriously. i'll while there and was III
able to fill his pulpit on Sunday. Il
had two calls to preach fsneral Sc
mons while in his helpless condition
He returned to his home last Monde
and by taking good care OF himse
will soon regain his strength.
s. l.. Hayden, who went to Calito
mia several months ago, has returne
to Hood River. Mr.. Hayden di
posei of his property interests hel
at the time of leaving and fully g,
pected to remain In the south lane
hut for some reason the charms
Hood River have fingered in IL
good brothers. breast and now v
shall expect him to remain among III
E. Reeves CIaxton shipped for
head OF his fine horses to Portlan
last Monday on the steamer Dali.
City. Nj. CLAYTON brought a fine II
Of horses with him when be can
here from Dakota a few weeks ag,
Many of these we're prize winners {
various exhibitions given in the mit
die west states.
VIM. Saterlee and wife departed I,
Omaha last Saturday. Mr.. Saterl,
stated that his mother Is grown
quite aged and that she desired
should return for visit. He has sol
all of bis holdings in the valley and
is probable that he will remain in N
braska for several years. He promise
us, however, that he would return
Hood River when he leaves that stat