The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-07-09

II. f. Davidson was a passenger on
No. 7 Tuesday.
o. b. Hartley made a trip TO East
ern Oregon yesterday.
Sheriff More went to The Dalles
yesterday on business.
Miss Fowler went to Rufus yester-
day to visit the home folks.
G. f. Wilson made a business tip
to Portland the first of the week
Miss Ruth Wiedrick is spending a
weeks vacation with friends at
Mesier
Chas. d. Duncan and +. Il. Bates,
of White Salmon, had business in
Hood River Monday.
DR.. Eliot returned to Portland
Tuesday after spending few days
lookiag after his new building.
MIS-. s. f. Blythe returned home
from Spokane yesterday, after spend
ing couple of weeks with relatives.
The river is falling quite rapidly,
and the large boats will not be able
to land near the depot much longer
MI. dutl hTe. W. MhslblH, VI
Portland, spent the fourth with G. d.
Thompson and family, returning home
tuesday.
Prot Coad who as noted elsewhere
had the misfortune to break his leg
has arrived home and Is making as
rapid recovery as possible.
The U. b. Conference, which re-
L. lno
Rev. j. /. Merrill OF this city to the
pastorate of church at Vancouver,
Wash
W. +. Rankin, Of Enterprise, Ore.
on bis way home from Portland,
stopped off to visit his old friend, L.
A. Reavis, continuing his journey
yesterday morning.
W. Ii. Andrews and wife, who have
been visiting at the Woodworth ranch
in the Mt. Hood country, returned to
their home at Wasco yesterday. Mrs.
Andrews is a sister of Mrs. Wood
worth.
The st. Johns Review notes that
d. r. Norton formerly of this city but
who had been in the hardware bust
ness there for some time has disposed
of his business on account of ill
health.
A post marking the line between
Multnomah and Hood River counties,
between Cascade Locks and Bonne-
Vile, on the O. r. & N. tracks, has
on one side of it "Multnomah" and
on the other side "Wasco. " e. II.
Hartman, please correct.
Judge Buck, as acting coroner,
made the first deposit in the Hood
River county treasury, depositing with
Treasurer Brock one cent which he
found on the person OF the drowned
man at Wyeth. and holds the first re-
ceipt given by the new treasurer Of
the new county.
Agent tredrioy is making an effort
to retain the extra man at the depot
who was put on during the strawberry
rush, and as the business shows an
incrt ase Of nearly fifty per cent over
last year in ticket aud freight re-
ceipts, ha 10 justified in asking for
the additional help.
DR.. Edmunds had the pleasure of
entertaining Rev Wm IL. Harrison,
Presbyterian missionary who has
been located in Korea for several
years, for few days recently. Mr..
Harrison who is an old friend of the
Doctors formerly resided In Ken.
lucky and stopped off at Hood River
on his way to the Blue Grass state.
W. j. Baker and Company report
the following sales made through their
firm recently: Daisy McCarty to Z.
Il. Coon'a store on the hill; A. A.
Sohenck to II, Lee Fording. one half
block on hill; 7. f. Bradford to f.. S.
Smith, ton acres; Timan Carman to
ii. Schultz, five acres; W. II. Moore
to B. t.. Barrett, one lot in WancOma
WIN Haynes, the we'll known hard
ware msn has dispose OF his stock to
r. 4. Franz, who has for some time
hsen associated with the Stewart
Hardwate aud Furniture Company.
Mr.. Franz will take over the business
AukGst lst and soon the new Eliot
block is completed will occupy the
spauiou floor of that building with a
full line Of everything in the busint ss.
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Frazier left for
thcir home in Californ a Tuesday after
spending short honeymoon with
| Mrs FraZier's part nts On Monday
evening a numb Der Of old friends OF
| the 'ride met at he residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dietz, her parents, to
Ind her gaod bye. and nice social
! time WAS bad Qniie a nnmuer we're
Ri.a 1t tho depu! at The time Of their
departure, "rd the rsu,l rice throw