The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-04

W. II. Walton spent Friday In The
Dalles.
Carl Vaughan returned Monday from
Portland.
DIR. Pineo was in Portland Monday
on business.
T. c. Godberson spent Sunday in
Hood River.
I. Nickelson, OF Mosier, spent Sat.
urday In town.
w. X. Merrill was In Portland the
first part Of the week.
Mrs. Sherman Fra nix spent Decora-
tion Day 10 The Dalles.
VIM. Nichols returned from a trip
to The Dalles, on Monday.
L. II. Arneson of The Dalles spent
Sunday In Hood River.
A. A. Jayne spent Friday in Port
laud transacting business.
Attorney Hsitwig transacted busi-
ness in The Dalles Tuesday.
W. l.. Demorest came down from
The Dalles Tuesday on business.
j. r. Steele and wife went to Port
land Tuesday to see the Rose Festi-
val.
b. Jenson, OF the Mt. Hood dis
triot, went to Portland tuesday after
noon.
Rollo Spauding left Tuesday for
Portland, intending to be gone a
week.
Mrs. V. c. Brock returned Tuesday
from Cascade Locks, after staying a
day or two.
Irabalee Leslie lett tuesday morn
ing for Portland to be the guest of
her cousin there.
Misses Kiezie Eneel, Bertha Fuller
and Eva MoReynolds spent Saturday
in The Dalles with friends
G. q. Roberts and wife left Tues
day for Portland, where they expect
to visit friends for few weeks.
Mis-. f. M. SIaven and family left
Thursday to spend few days with
friends in Portland.
Fl. L. York. of Lind, WASH, has
been visiting L. Fl. Huggins and fam
lily for the last week.
MIR. Merrill OF Wasco left Saturday
after visiting his brother, Rev. j. I.
Merrill and family foi few days.
+. q. Church and wife OF the Bel
mont district bave as their guests
MIR. Turner and wife of Portland.
F. II. Button came up from the
Willamette valley to vote and spend
a few days with bis family here.
Miss Ruth Lucas returned Wednes-
day from Troutdale, where she has
been visiting her parents for few
days
A. Casanave returned the latter
part of the week from Omaha, where
he was called as witness In sheep
case.
Miss Nan Cooper, OF Mt. Hood, left
for Portland Tuesday afternoon,
where she will visit friends for
week.
Mrs. DR.. I. c. Smith of Salem, ar.
rived tuesday and Is the guest of Mr..
an Mts. W. e. Sherman In the Pine
ufoVe olstrict.
Subject next Sunday at the German
Emanuel church: Goods Intention
When He Suffers Man to do Attic
tion." Ed Stariok, castor.
Miss McCuIly returned the first OF
the week from Seattle and British
Columbia, where she has been visit.
ing friends and relatives for the past
two weeks.
Ihe Hood River Abstract office In
the Davidson building was closed all
day Monday on account of the arrival
OF son aud heir at the home of j.
M Schneider.
Rev. Ed Starick Is pastor OF the
German Emanuel Lutheran church
while the regular pastor, Rev. E.
Druckenmiller, is suending a couple
OF months visiting at Ednonton, Can
ads.
Mrs Maggie Emerson OF Heppner
lett Sunday for Portland. where she
expects to stay for few days before
returning to her home ut Heppner.
Mrs. Emerson has beer visiting her
mother, hrp. ID. W. Hornor.
S +. Blythe returned from the Car.
son hot springs Monday In time to
vote. Miss Clara Blythe came home
Saturday. Mr.. Blythe is feeling
much better, but the rheumatism still
has a ~ ip on bis right arm.
w. I. Boynton, of Pendleton, who
has been a witness In the land fraud
cases at Portland, stopped OFT to see
his brotber-in- Law, W. McReynolds,
over Sunday, on bis way home.
G. j. Murphy and j. Ii. Flynn, &C.
eompanied by their wives, came up
on the boat Friday from Portland and
remained in Hood Rver until the
evening train. They are from Grand
Forks, N. d., and are on their way
home from trip to the coast. They
called on their old friend. the editor,
and enjoyed their short stay By get
ting glimpse Of the town. They
we're delighted with the beautiful scen-
cry OF the mountains, and regretted
that they we're unable to spend day
10 the valley.