The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-13

Mrs. II. F. Davidson is Portland
visitor this week.
l. N. Campbell made a business
trip to Portland Monday.
Samuel G. Campbell was passen-
gor for Portland Tuesday on No.
A. p. Batebam, a prominent fruit
grower of Mosier, was In the city
Monday.
r. o. Hadley and wife we're up
FRONT Collins the first of the week Wis
iting friends In the city.
Steve Hayes, a prominent banker Of
Moro, passed through the city Tues
day enroute to Portland.
Hon. Z. L. Smith left for Portland
Tuesday to attend the Masonic grand
lodge SESSION in that city.
G. 7. Briggs, of Los Angeles, a
carpenter and contractor, Is In the
city looking for suitable location.
Ii. s. McDaniels, county clerk OF
Sherman county, passed through the
city Tuesday enroute for Portland.
Marshal Ganger lost his valuable
COW during the first of the week.
Ihe cause Of her death Is unknown.
Mrs. @. f. Waldo and daughter
Edris, have been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Napper, Of White
Salmon.
Mrs. II. Lauretsen, of The Dslles,
who has spent fortnight camping In
Hood River Valley, returned to her
homo the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Fred Golden, q niece of Mrs.
8. Copple, of this city, accompanied
by her two daughters, returned to
Portland Tuesday after several day g
visit In Hood River.
T. A. Rhinehart, a brother OF o. A.
Rhinehart, of this city, accompanied
by an uncle, A. ii. Rhinehart and
wife, passed through Hood River Sat.
urday on his way TO Salem to be pres
ent at the annual reunion OF his par
ents who reside there.
z James Hunt has finished painting
the Sherman Frank building on Oak
street. This Improvement greatly en-
hances the appearance of things.
Sherm has added greatly to his stock
and 10 now prepared TO supply the
pubic with the best in his line.
Hubbard Taylor and family, Of
Morgan, Morrow county, arrived In
Hood River Thursday and will pur
chase property In the city OF valley
and make this their pei manent home.
Hubbard is cousin Of Mrs. DIR. Edg-
ington and Col. o. B. Hartley.
Miss Nan Cooper, who has been the
faithful and efficient correspondent
from the Mt. Hood district, has been
elected as one OF the teachers In The
Dslles public school for the ensuing
year. Mis- Cooper 10 one of the most
proficient teachers In Wasco county.
We congratulate her upon her success.
DIR. j. e. Hall. a cousin Of Chas.
Hall, Of this city, brought a number
of strawberry pickers from Portland
last week to pick berries on he farm.
in which he holds an interest In the
Crapper district. The doctor re
turned thursday on the steamer
Spencer.
r. A. Byrkett, OF Trout Lake lodge
No. 2l9, and John L. Wyers, of Good
Will lodge, White Salmon, who have
been In attendance at the grand lodge
of |. o. o. F., at Spokane, returned
Thursday evening, having come via
Seattle and Portland. Ed Mayes, our
informant, stated that he could be
willing to sign an affidavit that they
both arrived home sober.
Attorneys A. A Jayne and A. j.
Derby have been in The Dalles con-
ducting case before referee. Geo.
Dufur was appointed to hear the evi.
dencesin the case of Fouts vs. Savage.
A. j. Derby and I'll. s. Wilson ap.
peared fol Savage, and A. A. Jayne
Tor Fouts. The testimony will be
submitted to Judge Bradshaw who
will deolde the case.
j. W. Kennedy, an old time friend
of j. l.. Carter and others In Hood
River, came up from Portland Thurs.
day and will spend several days In
the city and valley. Mr.. Kennedy IL
accompanied by his wife who has
been In i'll health for some time and
hopes that tbs climate may prove Q
benefit to her. Mr.. Kennedy also
stated that be had heard 80 much
abo7t this valley that he was anxious
to come ana see it TOR himself. He
is highly pleased with the country
and believes that Hood River has 8
very bright future before 1t.
j. Gaddis Nichols and Mrs. Nichols,
of Portland, visited Hood River last
Sunday with Mrs. Marion MacRae,
and purchased from her fine tract
of apple md near the H. A. Cunning
place. Mr.. Nichols, who was borI
and raised In the state OF the Albe
marie Pippin, thinks Hood River pro
ducts are unequalled In any other sec
tion and Ia most enthusiastic ovsI
the future Of the valley. He viii
i'm ned lately clear and plant bis new
place and expects to have both tree,
and berries In this fall. Mrs. Mao
Rae will erect a substan initial Jog bun
gallo on her place "High View" thi
summer and will have Is acre
planted to trees and II to berries b,
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