The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

Peaches for canning. Phone or see
A. Whitehead.
Phone or see A. Whitehead for
peaches for canning.
MRS. Price left for Seattle this week,
where she is visiting friends.
Have quantity of peaches for can
ming. Phone or see Whitehead.
E. l.. Smith went to Portland We'd
nesday for few days. visit in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Zeller, of Odell,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Hood
River.
Judge A. E. Lake and S. Bolton, of
The Dalles, we're visitors at Hood
River Tuesday.
For Rent-Nine room fat. Also fur
niture for sale. Enquire at G. Bue
lows tailor shop.
len teams wanted by Oregon Lum-
ber Co. Phone Oregon Lumber Co. e,
at Dee, or Mr.. Early's office in town.
Miss Lola aud Master Elmer Foster
returned to Portland, after spending
month with their aunts at Odell.
Ten teams wanted by the Oregon
Lumber Co. Phone Oregon Lumber
Co., at Dee, or Nh. EaIly's office in
town.
r. II. Weber, the well.known fruit
man of The Dalles accompanied by a
friend, was visitor at Hood River
last Satul day.
st. Marks Episcopal Mission-Sun-
day school at 10 a. m. Morning pray
er at IL a. m., commencing Sunday,
September 5.
E. Ii. Shepard, editor of "Better
Fruit" left Tuesday for visit to
some fruit growing districts in the
Willamette valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Adams, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. j. E. Nichols, returned to their
home at Moro Wednesday.
Monty Montgomery, If San Jose,
Calf who. accompanied by his wife,
spent several days here visiting old
friends and relatives, returned home
Tuesday.
Edward Stansbery and family, oi
Portland, have moved to their farm
on the heights west of Odell, where he
expects to put in 10 acres of apple!
this fall.
The Ament- Briggs Land company
has moved their office to the large
room back of the office OF the Hote
Waucoma building, where they viii
conduct their business in future.
Chris; Greisen, who spent severa
days in the Willamette valley las
week in the interests of "BetteI
Fruit" returned home Friday. Mrs
Greisen is visiting her parents a
Dallas, but expects to spend the win
ter at Hood River.
MI. and Mrs. G q. Pratt returned
from Portland Tuesday and will spenC
the winter at Hood River. They have
rented the home of Mrs. p. S. David
son, Sr., who has gone to Portland tt
take up heI residence at the Hote
Sargent.
Charley and Maurice Morse hav
purchased the cigar and tobacl busi
ness of the Reed Rros, and took pos
session this week. Both of thes
young men are well known at Hoo
River and their many friends are in
vited to call and see them.
i r. p. Loomis, of + P. Loomis
8 Co., the big apple handling firm {
New York City, arrived at Hood Rive
Wednesday. Mr.. Loomis on his ar
rival went to examine his fine bi
ranch in the upper valley aud expect
| to spend some time here before rt
turning east.
A. Adams, G. G. Currin, VIM. Vog
Jack Scbluter md Jos. Vogt hav
\ rented the Woodworth house turnisl
ed for the winter and are maintainin
4 a bachelor establishment. The sel
vices of an expert japanese cook hav
been secured aud their many frienC
are looking forward to Eeing ente
tanned and dined on the fat of I'll
land.
Bishop Ernest Paddock in charge
the Eastern Oregon diocese of Il
Episcopal church. arrived at Hoe
River Tuesday. The bishop was he
in connection with a church meetil
which was held at the home of Mr.
Savage Tuesday evening. At ii
meeting it was decided to resume sc
vices at the church for the tall al
winter and Murray Kay was appoin
ed lay reader for the services Bisht
Paddock remained here until Wedne
day, when he left for a sholt visit
Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. N. Mitchell al
daughter, Lulu, of Lincoln. Net
who have been visiting Mr. aud MI
Il. II. Weber in this city, left yeste
day, says the Chronicle, for Califc
mia, where thev will spend the wintt
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell we're VI
pleased with The Dalles and vicinit
MIR. and Mrs. Weber accompani
their visitors to Hood River and Ho
River valley Saturday The eesterne
we're delighted with a they sa
They have travelled ali over the Unit
d States and say that Wasco coun
eclipses any place they have seen
all their travels as to fruit raisiL
v climlt te and conditions in genel al.