The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-13

Leslie Butler was business caller
In Portland a part of last week.
Miss Fern Osborne, of Portland, ia
guest of Miss Frances Bragg.
A. w. Onthank was at White Sal
mon Friday transaoting business.
Attorney Seneca Fouts and wife,
of Portland, were Hood River visitors
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Il. Dodge, of
Portland, are visiting with Mr..
Doidge's mother, Mrs. L. Stevenson.
Peter Stadleman, commission
merchant of The Dalles, was in the
city last Thursday watching US ship
our trawberries.
b. M. Neal and wife, of Pendelton,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mis-. Sanford Smith, returned to
their home Tuesday evening.
County Commi 'sioner Hibbard re-
turned from The Dalles Thursday on
the steamer Spencer. The session of
the county court has been busy one.
Mrs. Parlee Fouts, who accom-
panied the remains of the late Mrs.
Ike Wilson from Walnut BILLS Ill. f.,
to Hood River, returned Monday to
her home In the east.
Mrs. Chas. Castner and Mrs. I. j.
Kinnaird and daughter left Tuesday
on the steamer Telephone tor Port
land where they will attend the
Grand lodge of the Eastern Star.
DR.. M. Fried and wife, who have
been spending several days at the
Collins hot springs, arrived in Hood
River Monday and have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Heilbronner.
Harry Morgansen, who has been
driving team for the Buck Greek
Lumber company, has returned to
Hood River and accepted a position
with the Transfer & Livery company.
) j. l.. Henderson, manager of the
Hood River base bali team, was a pas
senger on the Simons Sunday for
Stevenson to see that the boys did
their stunts according to the rules OF
1907.
Mrs. George Porter and two little
daughters, of Portland, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Jos. Frazier, jr. =,
returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Fraz-
Ter has had one of the little girls
staying with her for several weeks.
Sheriff Childers, of Union county,
passed thI ough Hood River Saturday
on No. 5 in charge of two criminals
from that county. One of the men
will get eight years for murder, and
the other will serve three years for
picking pockets.
Jos. Wright, who has been spend
ing the week at Cascade Locks, came
up Saturday and spent Sunday at
home. He has moved his family to
the locks this weeks to remain until
be has completed the Thompson man
sion for which he has the contract.
II. A. Emerson and wife, accom-.
panied by Miss Lena Long, of Hepp.
ner, have been visiting with Mrs.
Emerson's mother in this city, Mrs.
D. W. Horner. The party left Mon.
day to attend the Grand lodge session
of the Masonic and Eastern Stai
lodges now in session at Portland.
ThelKev. A. A. Luce, of The Dalles,
will give a lecture at the Pine Grove
Methods chucrh next Tuesday, June
IS. Subject, "Where Dannie Went te
School" The Rev. gentleman is 6
fine speaker and is deserving OF 9
large audience. Ice cream aud cake
will be served on the ground at the
conclusion of the lecture.
Sam Heppner and wife left Friday
tor Portland. Sam has bought him
self 80 acre farm near Tigart's val
ley and expects to move there soor
to remain permanently. The tract il
only few miles from the city limits
and is nearly all ret to orchard. Mr.
Heppner is confident that he picked
up snap in the purchase It thi
piece of property.
George Camp and Levi Tyler, whit
went to the Willamette valley severa
weeks ago, returned Monday from
their trip on the Spencer. The boy
took their team to Portland wheI
they went away, and from their they
drove down the east side and back th,
west They went as far south az Rose
burg and found some good lookin.
country along the way. The boy
stated that they might return to th,
valley little later In the season ant
make snother tour Of inspection. Th,
boys do not desire to leave Hood Rive
until they can satisfy themselves tha
they have access to something tha
will be profitable.
E. X. Claxton and fami arrived
from Park River, N. d., the first O
the week and will purchase land IL
Hood River and make their futur
ONE with US. Mr.. Claxton is tireC
of the severe climate Of North Dakot,
end desires to spend the balance O
his days In more coDgenial climate
We are always glad to welcome sucl
families into our,midst. Mr.. Claxtol
has been prosperous farmer TO
many years in the middle west, an,
undoubtedly will make success Il
growing fruit in the Hood River val
ley. He Is shipping his househol
effects by spe' ial car and anon
other things he is shipping a lot @
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