The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-07

Mrs. W. Il. Whitehead, of Portland.
is visiting her father, Peter Schmidt,
the baker.
Mrs. f. W. Reid went to Portland
Saturday morning to visit relatives
over Sunday.
A. p. Bateham, president of the Mo
sier Commercial club, came down on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. II. Castner and M iss Ota
Walker went TO Portland Tuesday af-
ternoon on the local to visit friends
tor few days.
Perry Cram, of Prineviile, stopped
off here yesterday to visit hiq son,
Frank A. Cram, on his way to Port
land on business.
Ruby SIusher LETT yesterday for
Hood River, from which place she
will 20 to Portland, where she will
spend the winter. -Dufur Dispatch.
A. S. Blowers returned Monday
from the Portland hospital with his
wife, who Is recovering from her re
cent operation, and was able to re-
turn home.
e. L. Balch, of Wenatchee, spent
several days in the city this week
looking over the valley and Hood Riv-
er methods of packing and marketing
the apple crop.
Mark Cameron and family left Mon.
day afternon for Estacada, where they
will reside. Mr.. Cameron last week
solo his Dukes Valley place of fifteen
acres to L. E. Roberts, for 5000.
Jas. Lacey brought in a spud yes
terday from his place on the east side
that weighs 44 pounds. 1t was raised
on new land on dry knoll, without
irrigation. 1t is large enough to make
meal for big family.
W. Wiersme and Frank Austin, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, have accepted
positions as day and night clerks at
the Waucoma hotel They are exper-
fenced hctel young men, and will
add tu the popularity of the Wauco-
ma.
j. r. Nickelsen, o. II. Gray, John
! Castner and +. Il. jackson went tC
Arlington Saturday after wild geese.
AS the Glacier Office has not seen any
, game from the bunch we are unable
. to say whether they brought back any
or not.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall returned
9 Monday from theiI eastern trip. The!
8 visited MIR. Halls father at Brook
@ vile, Pa, and also visited several o
the large eastern cities, including
4 New York, Washington and James
town. They returned by the southern
!, route, visiting San Diego and Lo
y Angeles. They report having had
n delightful trip. This Is Mrs. Hall
4 first trip to the east. Mr.. Hall sai'
that they found many interested il
the west, and they expect numbe
of their friends to come to the coas
9 to make their home as coon as the
can make arrangements. He found |
hard to convince his friends of th
u truth OF the big Hood River appl
. stories, but they will come and So
!, for themselves.
= Many strangers come to Hood Rive
: during the late winter months an,
n thr oughout the spring and summe
when our apples are out of market
They hear all these stories about th
}, perfect fruit and, naturally, woul'
I like to see some of 1t. In few week
J, all OF our choice fruit will be shippe,
O and then 1t will be almost impossibl
!, to find a first class apple In Hoo
o River. j. II. Heilbronner has con
o ceived the idea of putting up a pei
! manent display In glass jars that vii
= keep the year around. A solution
+ used that retains the color and keep
= the fruit 10 perfect form. All grow
IL ers are asked to bring In few choic
l. samples. Lay one or two aside whe
j. packing and telephone Heilbronne
and he will send for them.