The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-02-14
Dimaties. Indian Heads, Organ
Swisses, Pearline Lawns.

G. A. Bell, w. II. Eccles and j. T.
Bsgley went to Portland Saturday.
David Waldie arrived from Boston
Monday and intends to locate here II
he can find steady work.
Leslie Butler, G. III. Stranahan and
d. Moe had business at The Dslles
Friday, returning Saturday morning
Miss Laura Metcalf is visiting with
her fathers family at Vsncouver,
Wash and with her sister at Fair
field, Wash.
Episcopal services at II a. m. the
third Sunday in each month, conducted
by Archdeacon H. d. Chambers. Sun
day School every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will, Van Horn we're
In Portland over Sunday. They left
for Hood River Sunday night and
we're delayed By the freight wreck
down the line until Monday morning.
B. G. Hamilton, of Trout Lake,
spent couple of days In Hood River
the first of the week. Mr.. Hamilton
will 60 to work for the Menominee
Lumber Co. In the camp up the White
Salmon river.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Poole, of The
Dalles, who have beeen visiting their
sister, Miss Poole, teacher in the
Hood River schools, left for Stock
ton, CAL, Saturday, where they will
make their home.
There will be dance at the l. o.
o. +. hall at Odell, February %
Prizes will be given for the best lady
and gentleman dancers. Those having
standing Invitations are requested to
be present. By order committee.
VIM. Frasier, of Pine Flat, who has
been in the hospital for five weeks, on
account of the ampntstion Of his leg,
is gaining, and is expected to be ont
soon. His recovery was doubtful for
a time, the case being complicated
ole, but his splendid constitution
has pc lied him through.
Mrs. John Wyers, of White Salmon,
was taken to Portland hospital Sat
urday by her husband. Mrs. Wyers
has been confined to her bed for some
few weeks with stomach trouble, and
while she Is feeling some better 1t was
thought that better care could be Civ
en- her at a hospital.
Arthur Moseworth, claim agent OF
the o. W. P. Co., of Portland, was In
the city last week looking up e. John
son, q witness in damage case He
called on his old friend, Q. II Stran-
ahan while here. They we're neigh
bors several years ago In Sherman
county.
Mrs. j. P. Barnet was brought to
the Hood River hospital last week
suffering from a severe case of the
grip, which later developed into
meningitis. and has assumed very
serious aspect. DR.. Ferguson, of The
Dalles, was called Monday evening
for consultation.
Mrs. Gist clipped and fell down
stairs Monday, and was unconscious
when picket up, remaining In that
condition for anshour. A physician
was called at once, and fot time it
was feared that her neck was broken,
but has apparently only resulted In a
confusion of the brain and spine. She
Is slowly recovering.
j. A. Moore has sold his interest in
the Davenport Harness Go. to Frank
Davenport, and will 60 to Crook
county in week or two, where be
will engage in the we'll drilling bust
ness with bis brother. Mrs. Moore
will open milli iery store in lone,
Ore. which will be Mr.. Moore's head
quarters. Gay Yowell will manage the
harness shop here for "r. Davenport.
Butler & Co. have made arrange
ments to receive taxes for this parl
of Wasco county, and will give re
ceipts therefor, as we'll as SLOWING th'
regular three per cent discount i
paid before March Is. This Is q grea
convenience to the people of Hoot
I River and valley, saving the trouble
end expense of sending the money Il
The Dalles or making trip to tha
place for the purpose Of paying taxes
and is in line with the usual enter
prise of the Butler bank.
j. P. Egan was over from whit
Salmon assisting Mr.. Wyers in takinl
his sick wife over on the ferry AM
placing her on the train TOR Portland
He said that petition was circulate'
asking the county court to incorpor
ate the town of White Salmon, an,
that the petition contained 63s sign
ers. The population is stated to b
324. The county board will order 81
election, at which three officers of tb
proposed new town will be voted on
as well as the question of incorpors
tion. Il Is to be hoped that the cleo
tion will carry, as the growing tow
should have the power to govern II
own local affairs.
H. O. BuckmasteT, recently clerk q
the Mount Hood hotel, came up fror
Portland Monday on .he delaye
train. While waiting at the wreck q
the freight train, he climbed on th
tender OF one of the engines. Their
we're couple Of tramps on the tend
er, who asked him what time 1t wal
He pulled out bis watch, when one {
them struck him IN the face with
piece of coal He received a ba
bruise, but was not knocked out, Q
he cried for assistance end resiste
their efforts to rob him. The tramE
made off In the darkness On the sI
! proaob of help, and we're not spprt
hended