The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

JACK Morrison made flying trip to
Portland on No. 5 Wednesday.
Father Klein was a passenger for
Portland last Tuesday on No. 5.
Leslie Butler, Arthur and P. S.
Davidson we're passengers for Port
land Wednesday on No. 5.
A. A. Gatchell took the early morn
Ing train for Portland last Tuesday to
look after some business matters.
j. W. Dyrenforth and wife, who
have been visiting in Portland for
several days, returnd Tuesday.
Il. l.. Smith and wife, who left for
Portland last Thursday, have returned
and are again at home In the city.
Miss Helen Dietz was a passenger
for Portland last Thursday 10 spend
some days visiting in the Rose city.
Peter j. Mohr was passenger for
Portland on the overland Tuesday and
will remain In the big city for several
days.
Mr.. CLARK, OF Wasco, 'son.in- law of
MIs.ECowley, of this city, arrived last
Saturday and is spending a few days
in the city.
Miss Mable Paulsen, who has been
at Newberg attending the commence
ment exercises of the Pacific college,
where her sister, Miss Nellie, gradual
ed, returned Friday and has resumed
her position in the Henderson law
office.
John johnson, of Wasco, an old
time friend OF DIR. Edgington, passed
through Hood River Monday on his
way to Newberg to ettend the session
OF the State G "A. Il. The doctor met
him at the train and had good chat.
Two large new locomotives passed
over the o. II. & N. Monday after
noon for Portland where they will he
placed IN commission on the run be d.
tween Portland and Seattle.
Hugo Siebels pitched for Hood Riv-
or against Goldendale last Sunday,
Hood River winning to 3. Only one
hit was made off Siebels, who would
be big eastern Lacquer today had he
not injured his arm some years ago. -
Fossil journal.
Children's Day services will be held
at the Congregational church next
Sunday, June 80, at IL o'clock a. IN.
sharp. The children are requested to
be present at lO:45 promptly instead
OF 10 a. IN. as usual, No Sunday
school.
W. p. Andrus was In the city Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. Mr..
Andrus has been employed in the
county assessor 3 office at Portland
and returned Thursday to resume his
duties.
Mrs. Mckenzie, of Morgan, cousin
Of Mrs. ID. W. Horner, of this city,
visited here during part of the
week. Mrs. Mckenzie and Mrs. Hor
ner had not seen each other for nearly
70 years.
Fred Claypool and wife, who have
ben camping In Hood River for sever.
al days, lett on the steamer Dalles
City for Portland Wednesday. Mr.
Claypool expects to drive down the
the Willamette and look at the coun.
try.
Mrs. X. G. Cram and son Winfield,
who have been the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Cram, of this city, re-
turned to their home in Raymond,
WASH, last Monday. Mrs. Cram Is
greatly delighted with Hood River and
has spent the fortnight in most en-.
joyable manner.
g. E. Wilcox and wife, who have
been residents of Hood River for sew
eral years, are contemplating return.
Ing to Iowa where they have son
still living. MIR. Wilcox stated that
he had enjoyed his stay in Hood Riv-
er very much and it is only these
family ties that prevails upon them to
return.
DIR. O. S. Kelsay, brother of Mrs.
Geo. Slocom, accompanied by his
wife, we're visitors in Hood River this
week as the guests of tie Slocom
home. The doctor has been recently
married to Miss Irma Sutherland, OF
Portland. They left tor that city
Monday on the steamer. Mr.. Kelsay
lie we'll known In Hood River, and his
numerous friends wish him and his
young wife a most happy voyage over
life's troubled sea.