The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-01

Miss Gladys Hartley left for Port.
land Monday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Fleming went to Port
land Thurday to visit friends.
G. r. Tyler left tor Stevenson
Thursday to visit his daughter.
Mr.. Kate Roach, of The Dalles, ar
rived Friday for visit with friends.
Antoine Wise, of Reubens, Ore, ar
rived In Hood River Thursday to visit
friends.
Supt. Thatcher, of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., was in the
city on a tour of inspection.
Mr.. and MIS-. NJ. Barnes and wife.
of Portland, returned home Thursday
after visit With Hood River friends.
d. ". Hornor, of Heppner, spent
Sunday visiting his family in Hood
River, returning home Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Clyde Gibson returned to her
home In The Dalles after visit with
her parents, MIR, and Mrs. f. W. Nc
Reynolds.
Mrs. Laura Baldwin and Miss Stella
Richardson left Sunday afternoon Tor
the coast, where they will spend a ten
days. vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Stranahsn, of
University Park, arrived Thursday to
spend few day in Hood River, re
turning Monday.
A. r. Clark came up from Portland
Tuesday in the interest of the West
ern Tours magazine, edited by Edyth
Tozier Wethered.
The families of Chas. Castner, L. j.
kinnaird and VIM. Rand hroke camp
Monday aud came into town. They
report good mary campers there
still.
The Ladies Aid society of the U. b.
church will have a lawn social at the
home of MIS-. o. b. Hartley next Sat
urday evening. Ice cream and cake
10 cents. Every one invited.
Arthur d. Dabney, of Newport,
spent Sunday with his parents In
Hood River. W. Il. Dabney also came
in from his ranch at the head of Rock
creek to visit with his brother while
here.
Mrs. RedfeId, who resides in the
Pine Grove district, received a mes
sage Monday afternoon that her
daughter, who Is in Portland, was
very i'll, and she went to Portland on
No. /.
q. s. McDutfee, western represent
ative OF the American Jobbing asso-
citation, Chicago, left for Chicago
Tuesday evening on his annual visit,
Mr.. McDuffes, with his sons, is de-
veloping fruit ranch of 60 acres in
the Odell district.
Trains and 2 no longer stop at the
Umatilla House at The Dalles, and
good many who are not aware of the
tact get left in Rabbitville, in case
they wait for the train at the old no
tel stand. The other passenger trains
stop there as before.
In the endeavor to drive some of
John GeIdes' chickens off the rsilro DAD
pIoperty, Marshal Ganger broke one
of the chickens legs. Mr.. Gerdes
threatens to have him arrested and
now what worries Ganger is, who is
the proper officer to arrest him.
Dr. Dumble is having his horse
trained in Portland to become accus
toned to meeting and passing auto
mobiles. The doctor has had several
experiences with the automobiles, and
thinks saving OF time and money TO
have the horse trained as soon az DOS
sible.
DR.. G. W. Edmunds, wife and child.
Of New York City, arrived in Hood
River last week, and will probably To-
cate in Hood River, if the doctor can
lind suitable office quai ters. Mr.. Ed
munds is brother of Mrs. j. s.
Booth and are staying at the Booth
cottage while the latter are at Sea
side. DR.. Edmunds Is an eve. ear,
nose and tlroat specialist.
A. j. Derby has Just furnished
very fine suite OF rooms in the Smith
block, which is an indication of
growing and prosper GUS practice. The
reception room Is fitted out with
6ne library or directors table. with a
fine rug covering the floor, while the
private office, in the adjoining room. !
is very tsstefully fitted up with fine
desk, and other furniture. all the
furniture being in weathered oak.
G. E. Markham is nursing a yery
sore hand on account of being a little |
too careless with small rifle. While
inspecting rifle, which had been set |
on the safety" cock, it suddenly was
discharged, just as he had grasped it |
by the muZzle. The bullet went |
through two fingers and lodged in the
third, from where it was extracted, }
No serious results ale expected, other
than crippled hand for few weeks.
James Moore. who has been in
Hood River couple of weeks on bus
mess, returned Monday to eastern
Oregon, where he has been engaged in |
well drilling. Mr.. Moore has had sew |
eraI inquiries for wells while here.
and IL seriously contemplating bring.
ing his well machine here, or putting
in another one. The large machine
which he has for drilling artesiap
wells weighs about ten tons, and con-
sequently expensive to move about.