The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-05-09

Geo. Stranahan made business tril
to Portland Saturday.
Mrs. q. l.. Morse has been down
with spell the grip.
Mrs. Il. Ii. Wallace was q passenger
for Portland last Friday.
Mrs. Kate Roache visited in Tht
Dalles Sunday, returning Monday.
Ed Miller is spending most of hi
time inspecting ties at Dee for the d
4 K. G.
G. r Markham returned from al
extended visit to southern Calitornit
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rigby will preach at Cook 4
addition and at the Bushong sohoo
house on Sunday, May u.
Mrs. Jess Moore was passenger for
The Dalles Monday for few days Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Moore.
Mrs. G. A. Fraser, of Collins, Wash.
while walking in front of Bartmess
store, slipped and sprained hen ankle.
Mcclure Bros. are fixing up nea!
office, opening from their market into
the adjoining room south, and will
have book-keeper to answer telephone
calls and attend to the business de
tails.
Geo. L. Prather went to Portland
Thursday and returned Sunday, and
made flying trip to The Dalles on
Monday. George is very busy man
these days.
Mrs. Grace Chapman, of st. Paul,
Is visiting at the home OF her father,
Capt. Henry Crandall. Mrs. Chap
man is greatly In love with this coun
try. She will visit friends In Lol
Angeles before returning to her home.
N. L. Linell, proprietor of the Lin
den farm OF Fruita, Mesa county,
Colorado, is in Hood River looking
for location. Mr.. LineIl Is exper
fenced in the business of fruit cul.
ture, and thinks this is an ideal val.
ley TOR the industry.
A large aggregation of young people
came down on the boat last Saturday
to witness the base bali game between
The Dalles and Hood River high
schools. They had jolly good time
| Wuklo Hol0 uhu GtultSUub
ment from the local lads and lassies.
Geo. Humphrey, who was formerly In
the employ of the Stewart Hardware
Co., and who left recently for Brule,
Neb., writes to friends here that ht
arrived safe and In due time, anu will
locate tFere and engage in stock rails
ng. We are all glad to know that
George is doing we'll.
The three sections of the Hood riv'
or bridge, which we're destroyed by
the recent fire, we're replaced on the
following day in time tor traffic In
the evening. This was quick job,
Chas. Farley had the company's mil
saving the timbeis before the fire wai
out, and when they arrived they fit tt
nicely.
Mrs. Dr.. Stanton Allen, her son and
two daughters, accompanied by Mrs.
| Aliens mother, Mrs. w. p. McLaren,
and daughter, arrived from the easI
last Sstul day and registered at the
Waucoma. The party came to joir
DIR. Allen, who has purchased property
in the valley, and will make his future
home here.
Mrs. j. W. Rigby preached at Car
son on last Sunday morning and eve
ming to crowded houses. Mrs. Rigby
is an able speaker and ber services are
much appreciated by the people oi
Carson. While there she organized 6
bible class with II members. The
people of Carson are contemplating
the erection of a new church building
A lot has been secured and subscrip
tion is now being circulated.
Don Allen, while riding after hi
COW In Winan's pasture, was throw
from his horse. Don was riding at 1
rapid pace when the horse ran under
a large limb which struck the rider OF
the chest and threw him to th'
ground. AS he fell one foot caught IL
the stirrup and the horse dragged hin
several hundred yards. Don is badl!
bruised up; his body is all black anC
blue, and his face badly disfigured
, 1t was fortunate that no bones wer,
broken.
Rev. Joseph Mayes anil family ar
rived Monday from Toppenish, wher,
Rev. Mayes is pastor Of the M. h
church. Mrs. Mayes and children viii
spend several weeks in Hood Rive
visiting with Mrs. Mayes' parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Horner. Joseph viii
attend the session of The Dalles dis
trict conference which convenes IL
The Dalles this month. Mr.. Maye
aid that the country around Toppen
ish Is on boom. short time agt
an entire passenger coach filed will
homeseekers from Kentucky settled
near thefe.
Miss Mary A. Young, sister-in-la las
of Rev j. W. Sprecher, left for he
home near Albany last Tuesday. Mis-
Young has been attending the higl
school during the winter. Her depart
ure was marked by most pleasan
farewell given at the home of Rev
Sprecher Monday evening. About i
OF her most intimata friends gatbere,
at the home and spent several hour
In social way. Miss Young has mad
herself very popular among the youn
people who took this method of ex