The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-07-30

[. j. Calkins aud M, A. Dano we're
at The Dalles Tuesday.
Wm, Vogt went to The Dalles We'd
nes1ay for short visit.
q. j. Gessliag went to Portland on
a business trip tuesday.
Robt. Smith, of Portland, WAS a
Hood River visitor Tuesday.
Jack BagIey, of Portland, was at
Hood River Saturday visiting friends.
Geo. Carroll, of Mosier, was at
Hood River on business trip Satur
day.
Miss Juanita Hart. of Portland, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. }. G. Dia-
mOnd.
n. D, Sanford, of Cascade Locks,
came to Hood River Thursday on a
| business trip.
Miss Sieverkropp is visiting at the
home CT Harvey Glass at Wasco so-
cording to the local paper there.
s. +. Blythe, who has been at Car
son Springs for sometime, returned to
| MS uulIo ueAe wednesday,
Miss Bertha Fuller was called to
Lexington, Ore, Wednesday by the
serious illness of her brother.
Butt Van Horn, after spending a
week at Hood River, returned to his
home in New York Thursday.
{ Miss Hartwig, of st. Paul, MINI.
after visit with Capt. Crandall and
wife, left Wednesday for Seattle.
A nice home for eale at less than
cost, if taken in the next 80 days.
Lots facing Oak and State streets.
Apply to j. Often.
The part of the building formerly
occupied by the Club saloon is being
rettted and will be opened as a con-
tectionory store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Dano returned
from a visit at Trout Lake Tuesday.
| While there Mr.. Dano INDUCED in
some fishing and reports good catch.
". A. Culp and Walter E. Parrish
have purchased through real estate
agent j. W. WiedIlCk, the six acre Or
ohard recently owned by S. A. Clark.
Purchase price was $4,000.
County Assessor j. p. Lucas has
started on his work of making up the
1908 tax roll. The work is new to Mr..
Lucas, but he states that things are
moving along smoothly.
James Allison, formerly off Hood
River, but who is now employed by
the O. r. q N. at Spokane, in com
pany with his wife, visited friends at
Hood River tor few days this week.
"On the Frontier. "a drama of west.
ern life which will appear at the opera
house Friday, July 81, is said to be
of thrilling interest and one that is
being produced by superior COM
pany.
Mrs. JAS. O'Neil, of Crank Forks,
N, D., who has been visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs w. IT, Andrews,
lett last week for Southern Oregon
and California, where she will visit
before returning home.
MIR. and Mrs. j. M. McCarty left
on No. for the east Tuesday. They
will go to Chicago, New York and
other large cities where Mr.. McCarty
will do his buying of fall and winter
ktOu5 lUT Jub L It's air.
Clarence GiIdert, who returned
from a trip to eastern Oregon Sunday,
reports the sale of three autos of the
Cadillac type The machines are of
/ the same pattern as those in use here
by Leslie Butler and W. +. Sherman.
! Mrs. O. 9. Dean, who was called to
Portland last week by the illness of
one of The ShepIer boys, returned
home Thursday. She reports that
/ MIR. Shepler is getting along as well
as could be expected under the cir
cumstanCes
/ Dave YorneT and several of his
neighbors are repairing the street that
leads to their residences at their own
/ expense. 10 is being put ia fine con-
/ ditiun and when tiDished will add
much to the appearance of that part
Of the city.
: MIR. and Mrs. Everett Hall returned
! from their Wedding trip Saturday and
will soon be at homo to their friends
/ in the residence now occupied by DR..
/ &, W. Edmunds, who will move into a
haIss which no has purchased On Co.
lumhia street.
Alfred and Edward Masters, who
have been visiting Prof. Thompson,
returned to their home in Portland
Saturday. They we're accompanied rs
far as that city by Mrs. Thompson and
NJ isa Horning, who will spend several
weeks at the seashore.
Gel. Hartley and his son, Howard,
Il. L. Perigo aud Hubbard Taylor
vent to Trout lake on o fishing trip
! last week. They returned Monday
claiming that they brought back 6l(
trout with them. We didn't see the
hsh, but We guess it's all right.
The house OF q. W. Aldrich, at Car.
sou, Wash. burned to the ground Sun.
dsy afternoon while the family was
absent. Fern Movers, of Frankton
who was visiting at the Aldrich home
at the time tie fige took place, lOst
Gil her clothing. How the fire started
is not known.