The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-05-23

CDhs. NlDl6y, Ol OdiJ Ldhe, was III
Hood River Wednesday.
A. A. Jayne was a business caller
at The Dalles Monday.
DIR. Dumble was called to Viento
Monday on professional business.
Mrs. Bertha Hammond returned
Thursday from visit to Portland.
The Dalles City made her first land
ing at the wharf near the depot We'd
nesday.
Robt. Ballou, q prominent citizen
of Goldendale, was in Hood River on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Iretta Hamilton was received
into the Catholic chulth In Hood
River last Monday.
Miss Prudence Patterson, of The
Dalles, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. SIocom of this city.
Hon. E. Il. Dutur, Of The Dalles
shook hands with some of oul citi-
zens who we're at the train Monday.
James Lacey left for Portland
Wednesday and will spend few days
visiting In the metropolis.
Mrs. Robt. Robertson, who has
been In Portland receiving treatment
for her eyes, has returned much i'm
proved.
Mrs. J. l.. Atkinson and daughter,
who have been spending several days
visiting with friends, returned to
Portland Friday.
Mrs. g. T. Bonney, of Hubbard,
who hes been visiting friends In the
city during the past week, returned
to her home Friday.
@. A. Bel, who has been doing
duty as United States grand juror
at Portland, was In the city the lat
ter part OF the week.
Rev. Dix left for Iroutdale Mon
day where he will arrange for the con
struction of the tabernacle In which
the Advent councils will be held in
June.
The steamer Simons towed the ID.
P. & A. Co. 3 wharf to the high water
landing Tuesday and the steamers al
now making their regular landings
here.
Mesdames Herman and Ruthton
we're passengers for Portland Monday
to attend the grand lodge session of
city during the week.
Perne Bishop, who has been attend
ing the high school during the past
year, and staying at the hershner
home, left for his home at the Warm
Spring agency Monday.
Douglas S. sDufur, court reporter
of the seventh judicial distI lot, was
passenger on No. 5 Wednesday for
Portland. Mr.. Dufur shook hands
with some of his old time friends in
Hood River.
G. Il. Markham. accompanied by
his wife, left for Portland Monday
where Mr.. Markham will attend the
session of the grand lodge Of the X.
of P. while Mira. Markham will be a
delegate to the Rebakshs.
Rev. Doering, who held German
Luthetan services In the Advent
church last Sunday, departed tor
Monkland Monday, and will visit with
his parishioners In that section of the
country for several days.
W. j. Baker, who has been on the
sick list for several days, Is up and
around again. Mr.. Baker has suf
fered from severe attack of rheuma-
tism and 1t has left him quite weak.
j. M. Crum, accompanied by Miss
Susanna Johnson, his granddaughter,
left for Mosier Friday, where he will
visit with his SON. law, A. P. Bate.
ham. Mr.. Crum expects to remain In
Mosier during the summer.
Mrs. 9. E. Cove, who has served al
principal of the public school on the
heights, has left for her home at Cam
bridge. Mrs. Cove has proven herself
very competent instructor during
the two years that she has had charge
of the school.
Wild. Barnes, of Prineville, arrived
the latter part Of the week and is lis
iting with his sister, Mrs. G. ID.
,, Nickelsen. Mr.. Barnes is highly
pleased with this country and may
decide to remain here during the
summer.
j. Ii. Ferguson, Chas. Jones anC
Linn Hibbard we're passengers for LII
Grande Monday to attend the sessicr
of the Odd Fellows district conven
tion. Mrs. Linn Hibbard accompa
! MED her husband as delegate to thu
D Rebekahs convention at the same
place.
. Rev. W. 9. Gilmore left the fist o
the week for Portland to attend 1
meeting of the executive board Of thu
P Home Missionary society. Rev. Gil
Q more is a mem ber of this board. ant
t stated that the growing inter ests o
8 the mission work OF the Congrega
0 tional church demands frequent ses
Q sions of the board.
W. H. Iravers and wife, Of Chicago
: are in Hood River this week as tn
r guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Castner
Mr.. Travers Is a nephew of Mrs. Cas-
!. tner, and stopped off on a visit ol
b his way to California. Mr.. and Mrs
" Travers are touring the states Of Mon
q tana, Washington, Oregon and Cali
II fornia. They we're driven over th
o valley Monday, and are highly please
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