The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. ID. X. Norton left for Echo,
Ore, yesterday on No. 2, after a visil
with relatives and friends.
Miss May Davidson left yesterday
for Seattle, where she will spend 8
couple of weeks visiting friends.
Miss Poule returned to her home al
The Dalles yesterday, after visiting
her sister, Miss Alta Poole, fol- a cou
pie of days.
Mrs. N. o. Billings and Mrs. j. M.
Mulholland went to Portland yester.
day to study the new millinery tylei
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Il. N. and Miss Clara Blythe
went to Mitchell yesterday to be the
guests of Mrs. Newly. Mrs. Blythe
continued on her way home to Port
land today.
JohI Lund, of Waterloo, Iowa, il
visiting old Waterloo fliends in Hood
River for few days, being shown
around by Dan MeaIs. Mr.. Lund Ii
looking for location.
Mr.. Winans said to the Glacier mar
that he had sent in petition 10 the
county court asking to have the Lost
Lake and Dead Point roads accepted
by the county. MIR. Winans left OH
the local for Portland yesterday.
Geo. W. Dustin, wife and daughter,
OF Portland, visited with their old
friends, W. j. Baker and family, oven
Sunday. MIR. Dustin was comrade
of Mr.. Baker 20 years ago when both
were passenger conductors together.
lie Is now running between Portland
and Tacoma.
Earl Bartmess received bad cut
below the knee Monday with an ak
while scuffiing. lie did not notice
the wound at first, thinking that be
had struck himself with the handle
but it was the sharp end of the ak,
and 1t bled quite freely. No serious
damage was done however, and he is
simply nursing sore leg.
j. M. Reid, j. @. Carnahan and
David Dodge returned from Southern
Oregon last week, where they filed on
Southern Pacific railroad lands 30
miles west of Grants Pass. Davi
Dodge also purchased a farm of 2i0
Il
son In charge of the place Mr.. Reid
accompanied Mr. Dodge on a visit to
San Francisco just before their le-
turn, where Mr.. Dodge went on bust
ness.
b. Ii. Hartwig moved this week to
the Smith block, over the First Ma
t'onal bank, and has fixed up pleas
ant office room at the head OF the
stairs, adjoining Geo. L. Prather.
Mr.. Hartwig wanted to get anoth her
room, but was unable to do so and
will try to get along for the present
with one room. He Is fixing 1t up
very tastefully, however, and he will
be very pleasantly located.
Mr.. and Mis-. h. A. Ranous, OF Mo-
s;er, who recently moved to that place
from Denver, spent Tueday looking
over Hood River valley. Mr.. Ranous
has very 6ne 40 in the Mosier coun-
try, and expects to build comforta-
bic house as soon as he can get a good
we'll. lie is thinking of putting In a
machine and drilling for artesian
waite. The family will remain on the
place, but Mr.. Ranous will continue
to hold his position in Denver this
winter.
G. NJ. Allen, fruit grower in the
Bitter Root valley, Mont, was here
this spring, and after seeing the ia
nous fruit of Hood River, made the
statement to h Il. Shepard that they
had some fruit in his country "as
good as Hood River" Friday box
ot cherries arrived for MIR. Shepard.
They we're Lamberts, of large size,
fine flavor, and nicely packed, and II
not quite as good in all respects as
Hood River cherries, we're very
close second, and certainly very
choice. They were grown at Lo Lo,
near Missoula, Mont.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under positive guarantee to cure con-
stipation, sick headache, stomach trou-
BILE, or any form of Indigestion. II it
fails, the manufacturers refund your
money. What more can any one do.
Clarke Drug Co.