The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-27
l.. II, Huggins went TO Portland on
a business trip Wednesday.

Il. II. Huggins went to Portland on
IA business trip Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Hsynes returned
from visit to Portland Tuesday.
Our Light makes dag Of Night
The Light 6 Water Co.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Nor
ton, at st. Johns, Ore, August Is,
boy.
John Zolls went to Portland
Wednesday for days visit in the
city.
Mrs. F. Eggert, of Portland, came
up Monday for a visit to the Egger-
mont ranch.
DIR. NJ A. Jones went to Portland
Saturday, where he made a visit of
several days.
r. W. Pratt went to Portland Satur-
day to spend Sunday with his parents
in chat city.
Geo. Darting, an uncle of Mrs. c.
A. Puddy from the east, is visiting
at HoUd River.
Mrs. Rosa Linthicum and family
moved to Baker City, where her hus-
band has located.
A. j. Derby, r. Esson and G. Il.
Wilson returned last week from an
outing in the Wilderness.
j. W. Norton, who has been at Sa-
lem for several weeks, returned to
Hood River Thursday.
d. K. Norton, who has been living
at st. Johns, has been making visit
to Hood River this week.
United Brethren ladies will hold a
pastry sale at the Hanna & Perigo
store Saturday, August 30.
Mrs. Fl. M. abbott went to Oregon
City Saturday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Morgan.
Frank Davenport, Sr., and family
have moved to Portland, where they
will remain until next spring.
Vim. Eccles, of the Oregon Lumber
company, went to Portland Sunday
for business visit of several days.
Don't "Rodst Hcr"-Buy her an
Electric Iron.
The Light & Water Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Clarke took
their baby, which was seriously sick,
to Portland tuesday for treatment
Mrs. D. Shaw, of Pendleton, who
was guest of Mrs. j. Ii. Shoemaker
for several days returned home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland,
who own a cottage at the seashore,
left Thursday to spend several weeks
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lewis, of Warm
Springs, visited with Il. L. Lewis,
the formers brother, at Hood River,
last week.
E. G. Sturdevant. employed for
some time by +. W. McReynolds a.
Co, returned to his former homo at
Pendleton Friday.
Miss Louise Kinnaird, of Portland,
who was visitor a. the home of her
brother, L. j. kinnsird, last week, re.
turned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Bone, who have
been making quite an extended visit
in the willamette valley and at other
points, returned home Wednesday.
II. II. Mordan, of Sterling, Colo,
has rented the store now occu-
pied by l.. II. Higgins & Co., and
will take possession of 1t in the spring
with stock of mercantile goods.
W. Ii. Peugh had the misfortune
to lose house on one of his farms in
Gillian county recently by fire. The
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a son OF the former, and his family.
Prof. W. II. Blakeney, principal Of
the Pendleton Academy, spent a day
or two here this week looking for 6
location. Mr.. Blaekney returned tc
Pendleton Wednesday,
J. Ii. Hoover, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Newport, re-
turned home Friday. After visit Of
several weeks in Portland ISIS Lets
Martin returned to her home here
Friday.
Prof. and Mrs. Stubs, who have
been spending the summer at Gresh
am, returned to Hood River Tuesday
MIR. Stubs will have charge of the
Frankton school during the coming
term
f. E. bailey, manager of the lielit
theatre in Protland, who is brother
of Harry Bailey of this city, recon-
mends the Walters d Christ Dramatic
CO. which will appear here next week
very highly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Young of New
York spent several days here during
the past week try ing to pick out 10
cation tor fruit farm. Mr.. YounG
is employed in a large department
store in New York and expects tC
come here again in the spring.
Waller Moore, of Portland, spent
Wednesday of this week at HOOD
River arranging for visit here of {
party Of Chicago capitalists who viii
arrive about Sept. 18th. The party
will make tour of the Northwes,
with view to later investing and
MIR. Moore thinks their trip Wonld
not be compl,te without visit to tbs
Apple City.