The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-07-16

Leslie Butler was one of the rassen-
gers who went to Portland on the
local Wednesday.
Nj. W. Hiscock. who has been
spending a few days at Carson
Springs, returned home Monday.
Myrtle Thorn, Bessie johnson and
lneZ Lester, of Hood River, are visit.
ing with Miss Thorn's aunt, at Lentz,
Ore.
Fred. Shoemaker, of Pendleton, ar
rived in Hood River last week and is
spending few days visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Clarke, who
have been camping on the Little
White Salmon for week, returned
home Monday.
The big river boats we're forced to
stop landing at the foot of First street
Tuesday and are again stopping at the
landing above the old mill site.
Chas. Castner, who spent several
days on fishing trip In the upper
valley last week, returned to Hood
River Monday. Mr.. Castner reports
catch of l50 trout during his stay.
S. G. Babson. who purchased so
acres in the Mt Hood distI let last
spring which he is rapidly improving,
left for several days trip to Portland
6nd other coast cities Wednesday.
DIR. M. A. Jones accompanied by
his wife went to Portland Wednesday
where the latter, who is in poor health
will go to one of the hospitals and
take treatment and rest for several
weeks.
A. Decker, representing "The World
To Day." magazine published in
Chicago was at Hood River Saturday
Tor the purpose of securing material
for write-up OF this district fol that
| magazine.
Mrs. James McBane, who is suffer
mig with inilammatory rheumat ism,
started to Shipherd spring Wednesday,
accompanied by her husband where
she will receive treatment for her
| trouble.
Ex-Governor Geer, who is now
editor of the Pendletou Tribune, was
passenger for POI tland on the local
Wednesday. MIR. Geer got off the
train during it's stop here and greeted
several friends.
Mrs Ii. j. FIedericks came up from
Portland Tuesday evening for a
couple of days to make arrangements
to bring her parents home. As soon
as her mother can be safely moved she
tn in no bpouubt to Hood p;r,r
s. A. Clarke, bookkeeper for the
Davidson Fruit Company has snld his
place in the country and bought the
residence of G. f. Wa do opposite the
U. i. church. Mr.. Clarke expects to
move to his new home this week.
A linen shower was given to May
belle Lathrop, daughter of Rev. A.
Ii. Lathrop, of the Methodist church,
Tuesday Afternoon Miss Lathrop Is
soon to be married and the ladies of
the church took this method of show
ing their regard to her
Rev. G. W. German, the new pastor
of the U. b. church, who recently
arrived Hood River from Spokane,
will preach his opening sermon at the
church next Sunday morning. The
new pastor will also conduct services
in the evening.
Rev. MI. Emerson, of Moore. Mont,
who was recently invited by the con-
creation CT the First Christian
church here to preach before them
with a view to securing him as pas
tor, responded by delivering a ser.
mon last Sunday AS yet it has not
been decided whether Mr.. Emerson
will Re called here permanently.
W. Eugene Knox, the we'll known
impersonator and reader will give an
entertainment in the hall OF Pine
Grove Grange, Thursday evening July
23Id. Mr. Knox has appeared at
Hood River before and his perform
anco was most satisfactory. In his
| representations and dialect he is
amazingly funny and keeps his audi
enoe in continual roar OF laughter.
Mrs. V. c. Brock. who has been ap.
po nted as delegate to represent the
pythian Sisters at the Knights of
| Pytbias Convention to be- held 10
Boston during the early part of Aug
ust, will leave for hat city July oath.
lne patty WHICH VIII lDCiudA Mr.
and Mrs. r M. Davis, of Union
Judge and Mrs. Bradshaw, OF The
DalIes and ". NJ. Cake, OF Portland
will meet aud start from the Rose
| City on that date
Ctpt. Henry Crandal returned
trCm a fishing trip to Lost Lake Sun
t'v, in company with q. H. Stein
| ECH. aud IS evidence that he can
catch li,h, sent to he editor part II q
In ntmn cih iisn that must have wrighad
+ Ur CCrnd. y heB pulIed tut Of the
~Bi's rUG.pss We had some
, doubts rs t. The G. Ttain's skill as 9
BshtrmEn hut these icubts aIe for
ever displact A is,ty who could
be no TREND OF the e. Ctitttr'- lied &c
tell ns that the Ii AS pulled cut o
the ditch on his isnche, but W.T. de
not believe such bas. slander W
viii wager t"at Capt, & nd Il i
catch as ma4y 6sE hs ote"alt ! any
other expert.