The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-28

Ii. G. Stauffer, of Mosier. spent
day in Hood River the first of the
week.
Mrs. JEFF Mosier, OF Mosier, was a
passenger on the local for Hood River
tuesday.
Mrs. p. f. Fouts left for Portlan d
Tuesday to visit her son, Seueca,
and wife.
Mrs liza Smith came home from
The Dslles Tuesday, where she has
been visiting.
Mrs. +. H. lsenterg went to Cas-
cad Locks Tuesday to spend Thsnks-
giving with her husband.
d. S. Yadgjoglou came up from
POI tland the first of the week to look
after his apple shipments.
DIR. d. q. Vaughan is managing the
dental parlors of DR.. Jones for cou-
pie of weeks while the latter takes a
vacation and rest.
lect, the exhibit will maintain Hood
River 3 reputation for excellence. The
special box, the pa per excelsior wrap
ping, the Russian label, will all be
| shown.
r. Il. Esson suffered an from attack
of appendicitis lest week and Sunday
WAS taken to the hospital at The
Dalles and on Monday was operated
on. He is getting along very nicely
and will be able to return home soon.
At the Baptist church Pastor Nultey
will speak on "Our Nations Peril"
next Sunday morning; in the evening
the subject will be the same as an.
nounced for last Sunday evening, bpt
which was postponed on account Of
illness. "Antagonistio Spirits.
Hood River is to have another good
apple exhibit. ID. S. Yagdjoglou will
EXHIBIT Hood River apples next week
in Portland, showing the Siberian
pack. As the apples which the Rus
sian fruit merchant buys for the 81
berian trade are the finest he can Sc
Another mile of block signal has
been added to the Hood River divis-
ion. The section Of the track mile
east OF the railroad bridge has been
connected up, and when train reach
es the end of the block around the
point near Koberg's, the semaphore
raises at the bridge. AS the signal
may be seen at the hotels, 1t gives
them time to go to the train after the
signal raises.
W. M. Stewart returned the latter
part OF the week from Portland, where
he arranged for the transfer of cars OF
new goods for the new annex to his
mammoth store. They have been ar
irving all week, and kept the force
busy taking care of them. The goods
for the new store were bought some
time ago, coming in through caIlot
shipments to Portland, and Mr.. Stew
arts business in Portland last week
was to arrange for the transferring OF
the cars to Hood River.
G. j. Woods, of Gilmer, met with a
sad misfortune Monday. While saw
ing out lath ON the edger, his left
hand slipped and went against the
saw, severing all the fingers on the
hand except one, which hung only by
fragment OF the skin. MI. Woods ID
an old experienced mill hand, and or
dinarily careful. His assistant had
heen working next to the saw and got
J his hand 80 close to the saw that II
caught the end Of two fingers. Mr..
} Woods then took that end Of the
, work, and the accident was due in 9
measure to his tIying to guard his as.
sistant as we'll as handling the saw.
While his attention was away from
I the work for a moment, his hant
slipped on piece of slippery peeled
, timber, and in an instant the damage
, was done. He was brought to Whit'
3 Salmon at dark, and later came acroq
T the river to Hood River to have thu
hand dressed.