The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-20

B. g. Clark came up from Bridal
Veil Tuesday.
Nj. +. Hall came over from Golden
dale Tuesday on business.
II. Il. Davidson made business
trip to Portland yesterday.
9. W. Mertz, of Forest Grove, was a
Hood River visitor tuesday.
Mrs. John Leland Henderson re-
turned to Portland yesterday.
Mrs. G. r. Bone was passenger for
Portland yesterday afternoon.
W. S. Nichol returned Thursday
from a trip to Eastern Oregon.
Jacob Kinman, of Starbuck, Wn.,
was Hood River visitor Tuesday.
l. A. Duncan and wife, of Golden
dale, we're in Hood River Tuesday.
q. ID. Woodwork went to Arling-
ton the latter part Of the week on a
business trip.
Ex-Gov. I. I. Geer, Of Pendleton,
candidate for congress, was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. Pineo, who has been suffering
from an attack OF the grip, is now in
his office again.
Z. N. Barnet, OF Morgan, Ore, vis-
tied Howard Taylor and family the
first of the week.
Mr.. Sutton, of San Francisco, was
in the city the first of the week look
ing over the country.
Geo e. Coleman, of Bingen, was
in the city yesterday and went to
Portland on the afternoon local.
Mrs. Wright returned to Portland
yesterday afternoon, after a visit with
the family of G. e. Chapman, of the
Ramona Hotel.
Misses Marie Lockman aud Ger
trude Crosby left yesterday for Eu-
gene, where they will represent Odell
as delegates to the O. II. convention
in that city.
7. W DeBussey is making num-
Der CT improvements In his chop
h0nse restaurant, which will add to
the attractiveness of the place and
give more room for the increasing
business of this popular restaurant.
John Loon gave another party Sat-
urday evening ut the Chinese quarters
at Paradise farm and about seventy
guests we're present. The affair was
similar to the one given on Chinese
New Years and those present enjoyed
themselves very much.
The Naohara and Ninomiya store,
notice Of which appears In another
column, has been opened for the con.
senience of the japanese farm hands
in the valley and farmers are request
ell to call the attention Of their Jap.
anese employees to the same.
A marriage license was ipsued Mon
day iu Portland to james Lacey, OF
Hood River, and Miss Bridget
O'Neill, oi Portland. 1t is repoi ted
that they weIs married In Portland
yesterday, bat further particulars
could not be learned. MIR. Lacey Is
one of the prominent and respected
ranohers on the east side and his
many friends offer congratulations.
A temporary organization of Hood
River Commandery No. IL was effect
cd at Masonic Hall Saturday after
noon. Temporary otfi, ers elected
HeEe. W, T. LhidWht, Liuiu6Ht SOm-
mander: G. X. Marshall Captain
General; II. L. Ha, brouck. General
isimo; L. l.. Smith. Prelate; v. j.
Baker, Master of Cavalry: X. W.
Ptatt, Master OF Infantry; Judge Geo.
2. Knowles, Sword Bearer; Capt.
Henry Ciandall, Standard Bearer;
Win. Sherman, Warden; John Often,
Master of Finances; r. W. Pratt,
Secretary. Permanent officers will be
elected at the next meeting
j X. Steele returned yesterday
morning from Portland, where be
spent several days on business. Mr..
Steele says be made many friends foi
Hood River county and several prom
inent men interested in Hood River
will make personal canvass OF their
friends in Portland iD the interest of
Hood River county. Mr.. Steele also
was told by prominent apple ship.
ting firm that they bad just had q
large shipment of Rogue River New
towns rejected at Yokohama, cable
dispatch stating that they we're all de-
oayed upon arrival and to ship no
mote OF them. They we're shipped as
"Oregon Apples, but it is apparent
that they we're not ''as good as Hood
Rivers"
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