The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-06

Q. d. Hinrichs spent Sunday at his
ranch.
Mrs. L. Clarke is spending few
days at Seaview.
Geo. Carroll, of Mosier, made a
business trip to Hood River Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Van Horn went
to Portland Tuesday TOR brief stay.
DIR. Oarnes, who has been away on
a vacation, returned home Wednes.
day.
e. Shelley Morgan returned to Port
land, after visit here OF several days
this week.
G. L. Ireland, editor of the Moro
Observer, was a caller at the Glacier
Office Friday.
Geo. Chamberlain, of Mosier, came
down from there Monday and spent
the day In town.
Mrs. G. A. Robinson, who has been
visiting at Forest Glove, returned
home this week.
Il. A. Schifiier and wife, of Pendle-
ton, visited in Hood River the latter
part of last week.
M. F. Hill, who has teen in Port
land for several days, returned to
Hood River Sunday.
J. A. Poiteous, of Clifton, Ariz., is
visiting d. r. Cooper at Mt. Hood
and JAS. Cook, of Odell.
Geo. P. Knowles, who is now located
In Portland, came up to Hood River
for short stay Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Bagley, of Port.
land, came up from there for visit
at Hood River Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclure aud daughter,
Pearl, OF Mosier, were the guests of
Mrs. j. W. Wiedrick Tuesday.
The Apple Growers Union has sp-
pie paper on hand. Better get whst
you want now while there is plenty.
Mrs. j. Edgington was fortunate
enough to draw the buggy recently
offered as prize by Hanna & Perigo.
| Mrs. 8. P. Rolph and son will leave
Thursday for their old home at Wau-
hau, Wis.,, where they will spend some
time visiting friends and relatives.
Methodist church-Subjects for DR..
Lathrop Sunday, a. M. lessons
from High Priests Breast Plate; :"
p. m, Environment" All invited.
Hattie P. Newmeier, who has been
employed at the Mt. Hood hotel, left
this week for Portland, where she
will take q position at the Hotel Bar
ton.
N. s. Genung and II. Fleming, of
Glenwood, Iowa, we're visitors in
Hood River this week. Both these
gentlemen are friends of W. +. Lara
way and are on the coast looking the
country over.
p. W. Jackson, of Walla Walla,
Wash, was the guest OF his long time
friend, A. ID. Moe, for day or two
last week. MIR. Jackson flrmerly lived
in the same town In Wisconsin with
the editor, and went to school to his
grandfather go years ago.
DR.. Hawley, of Washington, d. G. 4,
who is q nephew Of Mrs. DeBussey,
recently spent several days at Hcod
River. Mr.. Hawley is an expert
chemist In the employ of the govern
ment and has been in the northwest
since May making investigations for
the forestry service. He recently
made a valuable discovery In the vast
acreage of stump land near Astoria,
where he found large quantities OF
raw material tor camphor 1he doc
tor has been summoned to Washing.
ton In connection with his discovery
and will return there in few days.
o. P. Oabney, who has been attend.
ing the Chautauqua meetings at Ash
land this summer, states that the ses'
sions of the so"iety were very inter.
esting this yeai. While at Ashland
Mr.. Dabuey met alfred Montgomery,
who is known as the "taImer paint.
or. /" In addition to being an artist
of great ability, whose portrayal oi
farm life is world wide, Mr.. Mont
gomery is also known as a student
and thinker of great depth. Mr.
Dabney says that Mr. Montgomery IL
man of great personal magnetism
aud force of character, and that hi
addresses we're listened to with rap
attention.
Roswell Shelley, of Carson, Wash.
accompanied by u. W. Murphy, o
the Willamette Valley, came up tt
tUUh buo Ndlity UNeT EIiuhy' !"
Shelley and Mr.. Murphy are OLE
friends and classmates, having attend
cd school together many years age
under the direction of DR.. Shaw
uncle. Mr.. Murphy is an Oregon pio
neer of 1852 and his father, Rev. j
Il. Murrhy, was the founder of Chris
tiau College. now the State Norma
School at Monmouth, Ore. In hi
early days he herded cattle on tb
plains OF Eastern Oregon with Ben
Snipes, Oregon's cattle king, and af
terwaIds went to the Willamette Val
ley He acquired big land holding
there. but four years ago sold 65
acres of it 10 krebs Bros, who hav
since planted it to hops. Although b
\ had passed through Hood River man
times this was MIR. Murphy's frs
visit here and he stated that he wa
greatly pleased with the country.