The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-28
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Guy Woodwork started for Wssct
Tuesday to visit friends for few
days.
Mrs. Bert Stranhaan went to Port
land Saturday morning to visi
friends.
Rev. j. l.. Hershenr went to Lyle
Saturday, where he held services on
Sunday.
Mrs. H. Peugh, of Portland, visited
her sons, L. g. and W. A. Morgan,
last week.
Rev. III. G. Clark came in from
Echo Monday morning to visit with
few days.
Chas. and j. f. Hall returned the
latter part of the week from theic tri[
to eastern Oregon.
j. I. Holman went to Portland
Thursday afternoon on business, re
turning Friday evening.
Mrs. Ii. II. Arneson, of South Da.
kota, is visiting her old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Blowers.
W. J. Brownel left tuesday tor
Chehalis, WASH, on business connect.
ed with the Home Telephone Co.
N. j. Devoid same up from William
ettte valley Monday to look after his
property interests, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Jones, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs, j. M. Hamblett,
for couple of weeks, left for her
home in Horse Heaven Tuesday.
Bernie and Marian Stovell came up
from Portland Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Knox, at
Dukes Valley.
Roy Slocom and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Slooom went to PortlandIuesday after
noon to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Slocom' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Kelsay, at Portland.
I. l.. Dunsmore, of The Dalles,
Ore., representing the Oregon Fire
Relief association, was in the city
Monday comforting with g. ID.
thompson, the local agent.
Z. 7. Neal, of Lone Tree, Iowa,
writes that he has sold out his inter
ests at that place and will move to
Hood River some time in January,
when he will buy fruit farm.
b. +. Fuller, formerly of Under
wood, but now of Woodlawn, Wash. +,
visited friends here aud across the
river the first of the week. He also
went to eastern Oregon to visit a
daughter.
Mrs W. FL. Stats returned from
Hood River Thursday, where she was
called upon the serious illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Eva Clark. She is
much improved now, however. .-Iygh
Valley Bee.
During the past year A. 9. Buck
has sent In forty one applications for
pensions for old soldiers OF the civil
war, and twenty three Of them have
been allowed. None Of the applica-
tions have been rejected, the balance
now pending Eetore the department.
j. E. Slade, of Chicago, visited his
father, Jonathan Slade, last week.
Mr.. Sla,le ia also an old acquaintance
and CO. worker with Murray Kay in
the east, and they had very pleasant
time. Mr.. Slade is much interested
in the valley, and may conclude to
locate here some time in the future.
Mrs. Herbert e. Judge, of Portland.
accompanied Mrs. W. q. MaoRge tC
Hood River last week and visited the
latter's orchard "High View." Mrs
Judge is much interested in the val
ley and contemplates investment here
Mrs. MacRse is planning TO clear hel
property on the Winans road above
fuckers mill and by spring Will pro
badly have two growing orchards Il
her credit.
Candy Post, G. A. R., held thei
annual memorial services Saturday il
honor OF the deceased members of th,
Post, and there we're fourteen empt,
chairs made vacant by tie harvest o
the Grim Reaper. Comrade Cuunin,
made the principal address Of the &C
casion, alluding to each of the de
eased mem bers in turn. The meeting
was an open one, to which relatives o
deceased members weie invited.
W. Hardinger, superintendent O
the construction department OF th
Northwestern Long Distance Co wa
in the city Monday conf ,rring wit
W. j. Brow nell Ha .said that the
we're ready IL begin work on the lin
between here and Portland, and woul
lush it through to completion. III
poles are about all set between Port
land end Seattle, and the long dis
taDce line will be working betwee
these two points very soon.
Messrs. Hill and Bridge, of Michi
gan, were in town last Friday an
Saturday aud will probably settle /
the valley. Both are young aud am
bilious and just the kind Of resident
Hood River wants They came her
through the agency of Mis- MacRas
OF Portland, who has been in>tru
mental In selling a number OF goo
orchards this year. The extremel
cold winters OF Michigan have cause
many of her progressive citizens I
seek the mild Oregon climate durin
the past few seasons. but we alwaJ
have room and hearty. welcome f
them.