The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-11

Saturday for Portland.
Rev. A. @. Dix left Monday for Co
lumbus, Wash, via Grants.
A. l.. Stauffer was a passenger for
Portland Saturday on No. B.
A. L. Herman was business caller
at the county seat last Monday.
Ii. L. Parcell was passenger for
Portland on last Mondays No. 5.
Leroy Gesner was a passenger for
Portland on last Saturdays local.
Il. II. Lafferty went to The Dal!es
last Saturday on business trip.
Mrs. W. Hansberry was visitor to
the Cascade Locks the fore part of the
week.
j. j. Gibbons visited in Portland
over Sunday, returning on Mondays
local.
DR.. Ferguson came down from The
Dalles on No. Friday on profession
al business.
G. S. Miller, the new druggist on
the Heights, left tor Portland Mon
day on No. 5.
Rev. b f. Brown, of Cascade Locks,
preached at the Pine Grove church on
last Sunday.
Rev. Ii. @. Clark held quarterly
conference at Mosier on last Saturday
AMI Sunday.
AL Henderson was over from Bin
gen last Monday transacting business
in Hood River.
Rev. j. W. Jenkins left for Mosier
Saturday to fill his regular appoint
ment on Sunday.
Mrs. E. l.. Smith returned from
Portland last Saturday where she has
been visiting friends.
MIR. and Mis-. Silas Soule we're pas
sengeIs for Portland last Saturday
evening on No. 7.
L. W. Vreeland, who has been Wis
iting at the Jensen home, was pas.
senger for Portland Monday.
II. f. Davidson and Willis Van
Horn were in Portland the latter par
Of the week on business trip.
Miss Grace Merrill, OF Prineville,
arrived Tuesday on No. Z, and will be
employed in the Cottage hospital al
a nurse.
Rev. j. W. Milligan, who preached
in the Mt. Hood district last Sunday
was passenger for Portland Monday
on No. 5.
j. L. Henderson has been busy sur
yeying during the past week. Ths
rain had no perceptiEle effect upor
his ambition.
John Sam, wife and children, WHIT
are members of the "First America
family" we're visitors from the Lock-
last Tuesday
A. j.. Phelps left for Roseburg, Or.
Wednesday on No. Z. Mr.. Phelps ac
compsnied Mr.. Staats to the Soldier
Home of that place.
Mrs. L. W. Kruger, of Mosier, WHIT
has been visiting her daughters. Mrs
Chas. Powell and Mrs. VIM. Morgan
returned home Saturday on No. 8.
The Mt. Hood Railroad Co. is lay
ing some new side track south of th,
round house, which will facilitate th
handling of freights more economical
ly.
E. G. Goldsmith, who has been lai,
up by spell of the grip, is able to b
out again, and is making the ira n
regularly in the interests of the Ra
mona.
T. Ii. Williams, who was arreste,
and arraigned before Recorder Nick
elsen for violating ordinance No. sc
plead guilty and was fined S25 an
costs.
DR.. F. G. Brosius left last Tuesda
\ for Pendleton, and in the capacity q
! assistant surgeon of the Third Infan
try will make the physical examina
J tion of those desiring to join the ne,
militia company at that place.
A consignment of three Thorough
bred Berkshire porkels we're receive
on last Tuesday from b. f. Smit
and billed to George W. Smith, Hoo
River, Oregon. The pigs are ecxe
lent specimens of the hog family.
A slide occurred on the o. r. & n
last Thursday one mile west of Wyetl
while it was not over 200 feet
length, it required about 40 hours
remove it, as the debris would cor
stantIy slide in upon the workmen.
Mrs. Charles Wells and family, az
companied by NJ. E. Thomas and fan
ily left on last Monday for Strathc'
una, Canada. They expect to max
their future home under the Englis
flag. These fsmilies are well and fl
vol ally known on the East side whel
they have resided for a number
years and will be missed from the
respective communities.
o. G. Dean and wife left Iuesds
evening for Portland. Mr.. Dean wei
down to get his new gasoline launt
which has been in co, rse of constru
tion for some months past. The ne
boat was built to order by the U.
Launch Co., of Portland. 1t has a
horse power engine, drop seats, W
seat 40 persons and is finish,
throughout with veneered oak. 1t
\ constructed for speed and when it
palced on the run, 1t will aft ord t
best service ever accorded betwe
Hood River and White Salmon.