The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-09
Fresh ranch eggs at McGuires.


Picked pigs feet at MEG uire's.
Leslie Butler made business trip
to The Dalles on Wednesday.
Chicken for Sunday dinner at Nc
Guires.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Dabney went to Port.
land Tuesday on the local.
Fresh halibut, salmon and razor
CLAIMS at McGuire's Fridays.
j. X. McGregor, of Mosier, was in
the city Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. oliver, of Portland, was this
city's guest a tew days this week.
Miss Harper, of The Dalles, who has
been visiting friends here, returned
Tuesday.
| 4 Bids tor the new steel bridge across
Hood River will be opened on Satur-
day.
Rev. j. l.. Hershner spent several
days at Seattle last week, returning
on Friday.
Mrs. Sherman Franks father went
home Tuesday morning, after visiting
here few days.
I DR.. L. l.. Eliot. of Portland, spent
a couple of days in the city the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Harry Olsen, of Underwood,
went to Portland Saturday to visit
friends over Sunday.
there will be regular meeting of
| Royal Arch Chapter Friday evening.
Work in the X. A degree.
G. r. Castner, A. L. Mason and b.
l.. Smith attended the horticultural
meeting at Underwood THE week.
Miss Mary Middleswart and Master
Cecil Rowland. from Mosier, did
some shopping here on Tuesday.
W. II. Taft, of Tunnel City, Wis.,,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. Ii. Gill,
and nephew, L. f. Iaft, and their
families.
E. P. Michel, editor of the Stew.
enson Pioneer, went to Heppner last
week, returning to Hood River Mon
day.
j. M. Carroll aud A. P Bateham
were down from Mosier Saturday at
tending the meeting of the Apple
Growers Union.
Mrs. Newton Clark and daughter,
Mrs. L. II. Dwinnell, of Portland,
we're the guests of W. l.. Clark and
family over Sunday.
g. W. Mccoy, of Portland, was In
the city the first of the week, looking
after his ranch in the Hood River
Irrigation District.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
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store Saturday next at noon and sup.
per will be served at B 30.
s. h. Bartmess shipped a casket to
Bingen last week to receive the re-
mains of Ezra Green, who was buried
al White Salmon Friday.
ID. j. TIeiEer is making good time
on the temporary bridge across Hood
River and expects to have 1t COM
pleted In about ten days.
Bishop Paddock, of Portland, stop
red off the train a few minutes Mon
day to chat with some of his parish
oners here. He was we'll pleased with
Mr.. kay's success rs lay reader.
Ellis Edgington left Wednesday on
the local for Bend, Oregon, where he
sexpects to spend couple of months
ON his homestead. He expects to stop
off at Wasco and see his brother, Gill
bert.
P. M. Hall Lewis went to Portland
yesterday, where he Is super vising
architect in a residence building at
Irvington for W. G. Cameron, fol-
merly of Menominee.
DIR. Cowley and wife arrived this
week from Illinois to take UP their
residence on the east side, where Mr..
Cowley purchased the fourteen acle
tract of G. X. Marshall last fall.
Frank A. Cram returned the first
OF the week from New York and Chi
cago, where he spent a few weeks
buying goods for the Up-to- Date
Store. Mr.. Cram is we'll pleased
with his trip, and promises the finest
selection OF goods ever brought to
Hood River.
MIR. Lawrence, of Mosier, who has
been in charge of L. W. DeBussey's
ranch, had a very serious accident
yesterday. He was driving team oi
horses and they grew frightened and
ran away, throwing Mr.. Lawrence
out and dragging the heavy wagon
over his left leg breaking 1t In three
places and then crushed bis loot. he
came to Hood River on the local and
was taken to the doctors Office and
had his leg dressed. We hope for 9
speedy recovery.
Frederick Il Arnold have secured
the contract for the new Eliot bnild
ing to be erected on the corner Of
Oak aud Second streets, and it is ex
peeted the building will be finished
in September The building will cos
about $40, 900. two stories and full
, basement. The walls will be o
, pressed brick and the building viii
be an ornament to the city, as vel
as providing more room tor the in
creasing mercantile trade. Most o
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