The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-02

N. Whealdon came down fiom The
Dalles Tuesday.
Il. B.Coman, of Portland, was in
the city Monday.
W. Kennedy returned Tuesday from
trip to Portland.
j. b. Clarke, of st. Paul, Mimi,
visited Hood River Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wilson,
in the Barrett district, March 30, a
girl.
j. II. Shoemaker was In the Dufur
country the last OF the week viewing
county roads.
G. G. Kunney, Of Wasco, was in the
city Tuesday visiting old Sherman
county friends.
Rev. L. g. Dix went to Troutdale
Tuesday in the interest OF the Advent
Christian church.
Frank Groshong and daughter, of
White Salmon, we're passengers for
Portland Tuesday afternoon on the
local.
over from Underwood the first of the
week, where she is receiving medical
attention.
Mary Barnet, of Wasco, stopped off
in Hood River for a visit with rela-
tives and friends the latter part of
last week.
b. +. Fuller wad in the first of the
s. uto
old friends, and left for the eastern
part of the state.
Il. L. Southerland, wife and daugh-
ter came up from Portland Tuesday
and will make their home in Hood
River for the present.
Mrs. g. W. Knowles returned Tues
day from Portland, accompanied by
Mrs. Mckenzie, who ia guest at the
Knowles home south of town.
The M. e. Ladies' Aid will give a
New England dinner and supper Ap-
ril Is at Mrs. John Cowley's, opposite
che postotiice, and also all Easter
sale.
II. M. Cake, candidate for United
States senator, and ". II. Hurlburt,
candidate Tor RAILROAD commissioners,
we're guests Of the Waucoma hotel this
week.
Bishop Paddock, Of the Episcopal
church, made his first visit to Hood
River Friday and remsined until
Tuesday after noon, when he went to
Portland.
The Ladies' Ala Society of the
Congregational church will meet on
Thursday Afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Ii. H. Davidson. A full at
tendance is desired.
W. W. Mason left for The Dalles
Tuesday, where he begins the brick
work for the new city hall at that
place. Mr.. Mason is also doing the
brick work for . NJ Wright on the
Nickelsen building.
j. b. Jarmin, OF Spokane, was in
the city Monday and said that $40, 600
will be hung up in apple prizes at the
Spokane apple show this fall. Joe
Wilson said that he would be one to
go after some of those prizes.
j. M. Scbmeltzer will move the
Hood River Abstract Co. upstairs in
the Davidson building the last of the
mnnth. vault will be put in for
the accommodation of the company
and a1f1ne suite of rooms fixed up.
Rev. o. q Nelson arrived Tuesday
from Ashland and will remain for u
few days Mr.. aud Mrs. Nelson ex-
pect to locate In Southern Oregon fol-
a time and will move on fruit ranch
for the benefit of Mr.. Nelson's health
kobt Pc, igo, the junior enter OF
the firm of Hanna & Perigu, has biz
new home on the Heights almost com.
pIeted. lie is just one block west o
the Catholic church. lie will soon be
living at home instead of on rented
properly.
T The ladies the Congregations
Aid Society will hold white salt
and lunch at the residence uf Mrs
Geo. Crowell on the afternoon of Fri
day, April 10. This will be fine op
lportuuity to lay in your spring sup
ply OF dainty aprous and necessary
lingerie.
Lydia, the len months Nd daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Drummond
Of Wyeth, died Saturday morning sf
ter short illness The funeral W.
held at Hood River Sunday and tn
remains inferred in Idlewilde. Rev
W. A. Wood off1ciated and s. K. Bart
mess bad charge Of the funeral ar
rangements
Plans and specifications have bee
ordered fol a new steel bridge scros
Hood River. to replace the one uash b
ed ont by the recent food. Ii wi
be lis teet lonn and Is feet wide, q
against l35 feet long and l6 feet vide
the measure of the old fridge
would seem to be for the best inter
ests Of the public and the future
build we'll and permanently, and woi
to that end. rather than a flimsy O
wooden structure that will always l.
10 'iHnger from Ere or food 1t wi
\ take several months to erect such
bridge. and IN the meantime a ten
pOrary strnctuse will be erected I
: accommodate ths travel across til
river.