The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-14

W. L. Huckabay boarded the local
for Portland Monday afternoon.
II. W. Chapman went to The Dalles
yesterday on business.
George ID. Culbertson went to The
Dalles yesterday on train 2.
p. S. Davidson and Bert Stlanahan
we're visitors at The Dalles Monday.
Mrs. N. j. Cowley went to The
Dalles yesterday to visit her daught-
er.
MIR. and Mrs. O. T.. Vanderbilt re-
turned from Portland yesterday on
train 2.
Frank Davenport and A. A. Jayne
went to Portland on the local S atur-
day on business.
q. A. Bell, II. +. Davidson aud
Willis Van Horn boarded the local for
Portland yesterday.
DR.. Watt and E. o. Blanchar and
wife we're passengers for Portland on
the local last Thursday.
The fine weather Saturday brought
many in the valley to town and mer
chants report a busy day.
Lyman Smith, of Portland, but who
formerly lived at Hood River, was a
visitor in this city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W +. Laraway, who
have been visiting in Portland TOR
several days returned home Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Eccles, who has been at
Ogden for some time returned to
Hood River last week and Thursday
went to Dee.
Do not forget the oratorical contest
at to be held at the opera house
March Is for the benefit of the fund
for the drinking fountain.
A. e. Wolpert, OF White Salmon,
visited Hood River Monday. Mr..
WolpeIt has fruit ranch on the 9th
er side of the river that he is getting
In shape.
Mrs. e. II. Shepard made short
visit to Hood River Saturday, coming
up from Portland to see MIR. Shepard
who has been feeling badly for week
or more.
j. l.. Jorgenson came down from
Dufur Tuesday to close up the deal
with j. G. Boggs for the property
which was sold to Mr.. Boggs through
W. j. Baker b Co.
Mrs. McGratb, fol merly of Hood
River, came up from Portland Tues
day and is visiting with Mrs. w. M.
Stewart in the city and with j. W..
Jones, in the Crapper district.
A large party went down on the To-
cal Saturday afternoon to attend the
performance of "Madame Butterfly. "
Among them we're VIM. Vogt, j. M.
Schmeltzer, A. S. Keir and the Misses
Sharpe.
Archdeacon Chambers, OF Portland, +,
will hold services in the st. Marks
Episcopal church next Sunday at II
a. m. All are invited and will be
made welcome Sunday school at IL
a. m.
r. D. Gould, accompanied by hi
daughter, went to Portland for q
days visit last Thursday, returning
Saturday. leaving that night for leo
koe, Wash, where l.. E. Morse anC
] Dan Mears are already located In con
| struction work.
Geo. Il. Prather is suff ering from
temporary deafness, the result of ,
gathering in the right ear, the culmi
nation Of long siege Of the grip
3 combined with severe bronchial trou
; bic. Mr.. Prather will 90 to Portland
to consult an occulist II the troubl
does not improve.
r The bible reading at H. G. Deitz
pleasant home last Wednesday even
ing was we'll attended as usual, ant
7 Rev. Perry's subject for the evening
y "Christian Fruits" (St. John 10
:. was we'll defined. Thos, present re
turned to their homes with a deepe
Q sense of the obligations required @
) them as branches OF the True Vine
d Rev. W. G. Gilmore was called t
IS Hubbard, Oregon. Saturday, to otfie
It ate at the funeral OF Warren Jone.
ls The deceased was prominent men
!. ber of the knights of Pythias, whic
O had charge OF the funeral, and also a
d old friend and lodge brother OF Rev
Al Gilmore. Rev. Merrill supplied I'll
}, puplit at the Congregational churc
J. here in absence of the pastor.