The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-17

Do not forget to hear Hon. Joseph
g.. Camp, opera house Oct. q.
f. A. Cram made flying trip to
Portland yesterday on business.
Mrs. e. A. Franz returned Thurs
day from the hospital at The Dalies.
Miss Stryker, of Portland. visited
friends in Hood River over Sunday.
Mrs. W. l.. Clark and son went to
Portland yesterday on delayed No. 5.
j. E. Epping went to The Dalles
yesterday on business before the land
Office.
Mrs. L. Ii. Williams and daughter
went to Portland yesterday afternoon
OH the local.
Glen Fabrick and family left yester-
day for Seaide, where Mr.. Fabrick
will engage in the laundry business.
Hear one of the greatest orators Of
today in one of his three lectures.
"The American King" "Truth and
Shams, " "The Daughters of Eve"
Miss Porter, of Grand Rapids
Mich, returned to Portland yester-
day after visit with Mrs. s. f. Bart
mess and other Hood River friends.
Lou Morse has begun the erection
of a seven-room house on his lots in
Goes addition. 1t will be 24x28 feet
in size, story and half, and mod
ern In every resect.
The local train now carries mail
east to Pendeton, but not on the trip
west. A mail car is on train 8, and
all mail is worked for local stations to
Pendleton. Coming west the mail is
taken care of by No. l.
| G. ii. Betz and wife, of Quincy,
H.. are among the newcomers to
and went to Cascade Locks yesterday,
where he viii work for j. M. Wright
on the Thompson residence.
W. McReynolds went to Echo Satur-
day to look for hay. He reports hav
ing more orders for hay than he can
FIJI, and that hay In the valley is
scarce this year. There is considera.
bic hay in eastern Oregon, but they
are short of balers. and it will be late
coming to market.
q. Rath, steward on the Spencer,
was in the White Salmon country the
first of the week and went to Port
land yesterday on No. 5. Mr.. Rath
says that the Spencer is being over
hauled and will be put back on the
river much earlier than last year.
Theo. Suksdorf came over from
Bingen Saturday on business Mr..
Suksdorf says that they will bagin to
lay rails soon on the North Bank at
Bingen, and they look for trains in
there in few weeks. There is bad
rock cut to he made yet between there
and Lyle, but otherwise the grads is
finished Lyle is expecting to be the
division point, but they have no
room for tracks there A temporary
bridge is being constructed over the
Klickitat river, which is Ietty good
indication that trains will be running
over this portion of the road soon.
Fl b Holroyd, of the government
forest service, has been spending q
few days in the upper country and OF
the mills The department has a ftIe
of men making study Of markets
} aud use of the natural forest woods In
) the United States With this end Mr..
) Holr ND has ordered shipment ol
3 white tir FROM ne Oregon Lumber Co.
Part q. this shipment goes to Seattle
t where 1t sill be tested fer strength
J aud part OF it will 90 to Washington
= d. G., where it will be tested fol
, pulp. The government is treating {
' large uumber of woods In different
5 rarts Il the country and will issue al
4 exhaustive report when the investiga
=, ;on Is completed
o rhe second numter Of the ladies lee
ture course Monday evening, Oct. p