The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-19
Glover and Timothy seed at White.

Glover and Timothy seed at White
heads,
Land plaster both kinds, Utah and
Ore, at Whitehead's feed store.
n. G Evans went 70 Wyeth Tuesday
evening on business.
E. ii. Shepard made business trip
to Portland Tuesday.
The school pictures are all in and
are being framed at Slocum's.
Mrs. AdeIia Moe went to Portland
yesteld day to visit friends for few
days.
Mrs. Sailing left for Forest Grove
Tuesday evening, where Mr.. Sailing
is now employed.
+. L. Duusmore came up from Port
laud and continued his journey to
Tho Dalles yesterday.
Il. G. Buck on Monday sold the
Foley residence, which he purchased
la 1t spring, to 0. l.. Smith
Miss Nsttis Buck returned to Wasco
Tuesday, after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Buck.
Rev. O G. Nelson, of Everett,
Wash, joined his wife here Monday
and will sit relatives and friends.
Mrs. DR. Dum5le left for Portland
Monday 10 isit her sister for few
days and attend the musical event
! this week
Mrs. John Songer left for British
Columbia Monday to join her hus
baud, who is employed in saw mill
in that country.
j. NJ. Wright, Chas. Hall and H. j.
| Hibbard went to The Dalles Tuesday
to interview the county court in re
gard to the bridge matter.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. o. Adams, OF Cas-
oade Locks, arrived Tuesday on Wis
it to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Buck, re-
turning home yesterday morning.
A. A. Lausman, tookkeeper for the
| Stanley Smith Lumber Co., returned
Tuesday from Chicago, where he spent
the winter. He will work at Green
Point this summer.
DIR. Doane and f. +. Angle, of The
Dalles. we're in the city Saturday
locking after political fences and were
unable to get home until Sunday on
account CT the land slide.
The Dalles people who we're here
Saturday and unable to get home in
the evening were taken back Sunday
by Andy Pearson In the palatial
launch of the ferry company.
q l. Early aud G. X. Bone and
wives waited until midnight for No.
Saturday night, intending to go to
Ogden, but on account of the wash
outs have postponed their trip.
| Alex Reid returned Monday from
Wisconsin, where he sr ent the winter
with his family. Mr.. Reid will have
charge of the logging operations at
Green Point this summer. His family
will follow later.
Verne Rand was up from Portland
tha first of the week visiting relatives
aud old friends. Mr.. Rand has not
been hora before in several years and
was surprised at the development OF
tie city and valley.
I'd Aldricb, wife and daughter, of
Grand Forks, N. D., visited Fred
Deitz and other old Dakota friends
here over Sunday, departing for home
Tuesday. They were on tie way
home after spending tho winter In
California and the Willamette valley.
The Young Mems Alert Club will
give an entertainment and basket SO
cial in the Abbott building, opposite
Gill's store on the hill. Ladies with
baskets admitted free. General ad-
mission, Is cents; children, 10 cents.
The price of admission will be credit.
ed on cost of baskets, which will be 90
cents. Children's baskets, % cents
/ A jolly crowd OF young folks of our
city gathered at the home of II. lay
lor last Friday evening and spent {
pleasant evening playing games anc
making and pulling taffy. Mr.. Day
did the making of the candy, whicf
was very fine indeed. He had learned
the trade of making candies some
time ago. but likes outside work bet
ter, so he does not follow his sweet
trade.
The excavation for the new side
walk grade In front OF A. d. Moe
property on Oak street will be com
pleted today and s. +. Blythe vii
begin work on his grade this week
Some OF the property owners are wait
ing until the council fixes the grad
by ordinance, which will be at the ad
journed meeting next Monday night
and all of them have expressed the In
tention of going ahead at once.
The council held a meeting la:
night and concluded to take steps a
once to rebuild the wagon bridg
across Hood River. A temporar
structure will be put In, as 1t will tax
some time to erect steel bridge an
the temporary structure will be use
for the false work of the steel bridg
and the top can also be used for tn
new bridge, so but little additional eA
pense will be necessary on account
the temporary structure. There
about enough money due the cit
A from back taxes collected by the coul
n ty on the road fund to rebuild tt
n bridge, so that the cost Of the ne
fridge will not be felt blythe city,