The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-06
"My Uncle from Japan" at the op
era house tonight.

| NY Oucle from Japan ht the op-
era house tonight.
Rev. W. q. Gilmore returned from
trip to Portland Saturday.
g. f. Waldo has bought the John
Donahue place In the valley.
f. G. Stout has been appointed
rural delivery carrier for route No. 2.
q. X. Marshall and son returned
from Portland Monday, after two
days visit.
Murray Kay and L. A. Reavis have
been appointed road viewers by the
county court.
Miss Carrie Copple, of Portland,
came up Friday for visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Adelia Moe is spending a week
with Mrs. Caldwell, on the latter 3
ranch near Green Point.
A Japanese babyswss born at Mt.
Hood last Friday. 1t was boy and
for this reason its parents hsiled it's
coming with joy.
+. W. Kelley is acting as secretary
pro TEN of the Hood River Irrigation
District, vice Percy A. Smith, who
has resigned the position.
Mrs. Ollie Muir, OF Bellingham,
Wash, sister of Mrs. Edgington, Mrs.
Hartley and Mis. Green, arrived Sun
day for visit with them.
Mrs. Mayes, accompanied by Mrs.
9. L. Bonney, of GeIvais, Ore, who
will spend a few days here visiting
relatives, returned to Hood; River
Monday.
Civil service examinations for rural
delivery carriers will be held August
%. The examinations will be open to
all, but applications should be filed
as soon as possible.
'Pretty Miss Nobody" will be pre-
sented by the Carlisle Stock company
Saturday evening at the opera house.
The play is good one and is said to
be we'll rendered by the Carlisle com
pany.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter, Mona,
of Hood River, we're In the city last
Monday and looked us up. AS our
little chaperone was away they prom.
ise to come again. st. Johns Re-
view.
The ladies OF the Unitarian church
will hold bake sale at the store Of
Wood & Smith Bros. on next Satur.
day. Everything in the line Of good
home made pies, cakes, cookies and
doughnuts will be on sale.
Roy Dean, Harry Bailey and Clar-
ence Shaw, who recently formed a
partnership to do electrical work,
have rented the basement under the
Hood River Banking & Trust COM
psny and will conduct their business
there.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Lage will leave
the last Of the week for an extended
trip in the east. They will go over
the Canadian Pacific and visit in a
number OF eastern cities, and on their
way back will spend two months with
relatives and fIiends In Iowa.
Chas. Hall has the latest addition
to the automobile squad. 1t Ia a six
horse power Brush auto buggy. Mr..
Hall received the new machine last
week and is using 1t to save many
steps in getting around to attend to
his several business enterprises in the
city.
Six cars OF machinery and other
material for the new Hood River
Spray company's plant have arrived
and work of installing 1t has been
commenced. 1t is expected to have
the plant In readiness In time to
manufacture spraying material for
fall and winter orders.
A communication from the Mt.
Hood Development League calling the
editors attention to the fact that
many orchards there were overlooked
by the Glacier man in his recent trip
through the upper valley, was crowd
ed out this week for lack OF space.
1t will appear next week.
s. Green, representing the United
Wireless Telegraph company, which has
established a plant in Portland, and
has a station on Council Crest, is at
Hood River, in its interests. The
United Wireless company is being Civ
en- great deal of attention lately in
the Portland papers. 1t is said by
than that this system is being very
successfully operated along the coast.
} Mr.. Green expects to remain some
time at Hood River and may open On
office here