The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-07-30

day on visit.
Chas. L. Early was a visitor IN
Portland Thursday.
N. Q. Evans was q passenger for
Portland Thursday.
E. A. Franz made flying business
trip to The Dales Saturday. returning
on the local.
l.. d. Boyed went to Portland Fri
day on business connected with some
building plans.
Mrs. Mary Scott Meyers, of The
Dalles, was the guest OF Mrs. Wm.
Stewart this week.
S. N. wilkins, of Vancouver, Wash. ,
spent Monday visiting his brother
n-law, V. Q. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Simons came
up Saturday to spend Sunday at their
ranch in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland, OF
the West Side, returned from a visit
to Portland Tuesday.
Il. L. Lewis, Hood Rivers night
watchman, went TO Portland Mon
day for tew days visit.
W. L. Upson and family and Mrs.
Snow are camping about 20 miles up
the White Salmon river.
Mrs. G. l.. Gilbert and daughter,
Mrs. Maud Shoemaker, recently spent
few days visiting at Wasoo.
Mrs. Heaton and children, Ralph
and Grace, are visiting at the home
Of M. E. Rakestraw, at Carson, Wash.
Miss May Thomas, of Forest Grove,
who has been visiting Miss Blanche
Har bison, returned to her home Sun.
day.
N j. Devoid, who formerly resided
at Hood River, has sold his farm near
Forest Grove and removed to Port
land.
Earl Thomas and Earl Eby, of
Hood, arrived this week to spend the
harvest moon at Van Gilder's. -Wasco
News.
Fred Shoemaker, who had been
visiting relatives and friends here for
several weeks, returned to Pendleton
Saturday.
Mordecai Jones, who has been away
on hunting trip, returned home by
way of Hood River, with his guns and
dogs, Monday.
"On the Frontier, " the first play of
the summer and fall season, will be
put on at the opera house here Fri
day, July 81.
Persons desiring to pack apples for
hn nj 10
are requested to call at their office
and register.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Sutton, rela-
tives of W. d. Rogers. stopped off to
visit with him on their way to Walla
Wslla this week.
W. A. Lockman went to Carson
Wednesday Tor a visit with his friend,
Roswell Shelley. Mr., Lockmau re-
turned home Thursday.
G. A. NutIey, pastor of the Baptist
church, who had been visiting in
Portland for several days, returned to
Hood River Wednesday,
Mrs. D. Montgomery, OF San Fran
cisco, who Is daughter of Jas. Wat
son, was at Hood River Monday for
VlslG VIII reldtlV6s.
The Woman's Alliance OF the UnitGr-
ian church will meet at the home Of
Mis-. Bandy on Oak street, next Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Alburty, OF
Mabton, Wash and Miss lrma Al.
burty, of Lind, Wash, are guests at
the home of l., ii. Huggins.
For sale or rent. Immediate posses
sion; nine room house on th9 hill,
corner G aud Lincoln streets. }. W.
Wiedrick, 8 Davidson Bldg.
The state land board will loan
money at 6 per cent interest Oh reli
able real estate security A +. Jayne
agent for Houd River county.
j. p. Lucas, county assessor, whc
is making Hood River his headquar
! ters at present, went to Cascade Lock:
/ Saturday to stay over Sunday.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
will hold bake sale Saturday. An.
gust l. Orders may be left with Of
telephoned to Mrs. d. g. Jackson.
Rev. W. G, Gilmore, q the COngrs
gational church, announced from thC
pulpit Sunday that the church will bt
closed during the month OF August.
Miss L ttlesKinnGird returned from
Vancouver, Wash, Monday, where sht
has been visiting for a month. Miss
| Kinnaird was accompanied by {
friend.
Huse johnson, Dufur's laHding citi
zen, who has been visiting at Port
land, shook hands with few friend.
here on bis way back to his hom'
town Monday
Uncle Amos Underwood stili patron
ICES h. Il. Hartman although tht
new North Bank road passes his door
way. He was passenger Tor Portland
on the local MONDAY.
Several large parties Of campers ar,
enjoying themselves this week in tn
vicinity of Lost lake. Among then
are Mr.. and MTY. w Baker aud y
J Mcdonald and fsmily.