The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20

J. P Lucas went to Cascade Locks
Thursday.
Mrs. }. j. LuGkey visited friends in
Portland last week.
W. l., Clark made business trip to
The Dalles Tuesday.
| Geo. Sargent returned from busi-
ness trip to Portland Saturday.
Mrs. a. d. Moe is confined to the
house with badly sprained arm.
Mrs. II. Taylor and children are Wis
iting frieneds at Wasco and Morgan
| this week.
Miss Clara Blythe went to Mitchell's
| Point last week, where she was the
guest of Mrs Fred Newly.
W. II. Perry has traded house and
lot on Sherman avenue with f.. r.
Lyon for two let's on the hill.
f. s. Smith is acting as cashier of
the o. Il. 81 n. freight office during
the absence of Il. A. KinCRid.
Miss Bailey, of Salem, Ore, return
ed home Tuesday. after a visit with
the Roberts and Cunning families.
A. Sheplar, who has been confined
in Portland hospital for some time,
returned home last week fully recov-
cred.
Mrs W. Coulter and daughter, who
have been visiting in the Sound ooun-
try for sometime, returned home last
Friday.
Miss Mae Davidson and Miss Kate
Earle spent several days in the upper
valley on an outing trip during the
past week.
Miss Theon8. the young daughter
Of Il. 0. Hall, arrived Sunday from
Pennsylvania and will make her home
here in the future.
Miss Shay, who has just recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever, went
to her former home at Cascade Locks
Tuesday, for visit.
Mrs. j. A. Sutton, relative of
Mrs. ". D. Rogers, after visit here
of several days, returned to her home
in Astoria Saturday.
Mrs. Heitz, who has been visiting
Mrs. Il. 4. Lindsay here, returned
home thursday. She was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Lindsay.
N. j. Devoid, of Portland, who
owns the Ramona hotel building,
spent several days here last week max.
ing improvements around it..
Miss Anna Frazier accompanied
her sister, Mrs Alice Porter, to Poit-
land Monday for the purpose of plac-
ing her in hospital for treatment.
W. d. Rogers left tuesday for the
photographers convention, which is
being held this week at Vancouver,
Wash. From there he will 20 to the
willamette valley, where he will spend
n week visiting relatives.
Stranahan & Clark are agents for the
Washington Portland Cement Co.
and parties contemplating building
will do well to see them before pur-
chasing cement. 1t is said to be the
best cement on the market.
Mis-. Fred Newby. who had been
visiting at Hood River for several
days, returned to her home at Mitch
ellis Point Tuesday, accompanied by
Miss Earle and Mrs. Chas. CRstner,
who will make her'a short visit.
Mrs. Nelson and daughter, who are
now living In the Rogue river valley,
arrived at hood River Wednesday for
a visit with Mrs. Nelson's parents,
@r. and Mrs. Il. l.. Smith.
October IS to II has been selected
as the dates tor holding the Hood
| River fruit fair. The managers of
the fair have decided to utilize the
Basement Of the Elliott building as
an exhibit hail.
Prof, Mcknight, who has been CON
nected with the Hood River high
school duling the past year, will go
to Goldendale the latter part Of the
month, where he will take a position
similar to the one he had here.
S. A. Knapp, we'll known at Hood
River, where he was formerly engaged
in business, was visitor at Hood
River last week. Mr. Knapp, who has
conducted the st. Charles restaurant
in Portland for about year, recently
sold it and will 90 to Woodland,
Wash, where he will engage in bust
ness.
Through a mistake of the printer,
handbills announcing the entertain
ment to be given by Mrs. Adah Rose
were made to read Park Grange hall,
when they should have read Pine
Grove hall. The entertainment Is to
be given at the latter place Saturday
evening, August -.
II you want light that makes the night
like day,
You can get it, and there isn't much