The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-03

J. Ii. Osborne spent Friday in Port
land.
W. 4. Rand was passenger for The
DalIes Friday.
j. S. Booth made a business tip to
White Salmon Monday.
Gall and see the beautiful new plan
os at Soule's house.
Rinaldo NJ. Hall, of Portland, was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Irma McReynoids is visiting
friends in Pendleton.
g. j. Gesslng was a passenger for
Portland Thursday.
Norman Young went to Portland
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Louise Goddard is spending
the week in Portland.
Miss Lucille johnson has accepted
a position in Geo. Slocom's stationery
store.
j. Morgison returned Thursday
from the harvest fields in eastern Or
egon.
Hear AlgeIt Anker, violinist, with
the Wilbur STAIRS. Opera house,
Oct. 4.
Josephine HALEY, of Rufus, visited
friends in the city the latter part OF
the week.
Mrs. W. d. Stranahan, of Portland,
visited the family of Geo. L. Prather
over Sunday.
Lee Petty went to Portland yester-
day and will spend couple OF days
in the Rose city.
Postmaster Yates has appointed Ell
wood LucLey as an additional clerk
in the postoltice.
Glen Fabrick aud G. F.. Waldo were
passengers for Portland on No. B
tuesday morning
Season and single admissiJ IN tickets
for the Ladies Aid course on sale at
Clarke's drug store.
j. FL. Heilbronner and wife have
taken up their residence at the Firs,
near the high school.
Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt went to Port
land Monday evening to visit with
friends for few days.
Mrs. Capt. Sherman came up on the
boat Tuesday and went out in the
valley to visit friends.
Senator Presby, of GoIdendale, Wis
tied Hood River Tuesday, going to
The Dalles on the local.
Mrs. r. Shadow and Mrs. l.. Davis,
of Portland, visited their niece, Mrs.
j. L. Merrill, last week.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Snow next Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Ellsworth Hanna left for Corvallis
Friday where he resumes his studies
at the agricultural college.
G. d. Woodworth returned from
The Dalles ont he local Tuesday, going
to Portland the same day.
W. Swan, Of the Swan Hamman
Lumber Co, Bingen, was In Hood
River Saturday on business.
School of Expression in Elocution
and music will open on Thursday,
Oct 10th. G. Louise Goddard.
Miss Julia Hoesly, OF Milwaukee,
Ore, arrived Tuesday on visit to
her uncle, j. q. Emmil, and family.
Dr.. Mary P. Jordan went to Chica-
20 Thursday where she will secure
electrical appliances tor her sanitar-
ium.
Mrs. G. N. Clarke accompanied ber
sister, Miss Ruby Slusher, to DufuI
yesterday, where she will visit cou
pie of weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Annette Entrican went to The
Dalles Monday to prove up on her
homestead before the land Cttice. She
was accompanied by Miss Hoadley and
Ralph Jarvis as witnesses.
s. Koplin came up from Portland
the latter part of the week and spent
several days visiting friends. MI. and
Mrs. Koplin are now running a room
ing house at 5lh third street, corner
of Pine, and invite Hood River people
to patronize them when in the city. =.
Mrs. Bertha Hemmen came up from
Portland Friday evening to visit with
her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Prather, over Sunday. Mrs. Hemmen
is selling typewriter supplies in Poit'
land for the l.. & %. Alexander Co.,
and is having very good success. She
also made a number OF sale, In Hood
River Saturday.
0. r. Ball and wife came up from
Portland Saturday morning and Mre.
Ball went to White Salmon to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Ahrens, for month. Mr.. Ball and
A. d. Smith left on No. for Idaho,
where they will spend three or four
weeks selling printers supplies TO the
craft In that country.
Roswell Shelley and wife left for
Carson Saturday afternoon on the
Spencer with their household goods
Mr.. Shelley had large sign on his
wagon, "Carson or Bust, "and posed
for his picture with the outfit near
the corner of Bragg's store. We re.
gret to lose Mr.. and Mrs Shelley
from the valley. but do not believe
that the sage OF OdeIl can help being
walking advertisement foI Hood
River