The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-23

G. L. Rogers was in Portland Satur
day.
W. McReynolds returned Friday
from Portland.
G. f. Stauffer, of Mosier, was il
town last Thursday.
e Frank Mason visited friends al
Walla Walls last week.
Mrs. Ross Sherwood. who has beer
quite sick, Is oonvalescent.
Burnette Duncan left Monday morn
ing to work on his ranch at Mosier.
II. l. Fording and wife, of Buffalo,
N. y, visited Hood River last week.
Miss Mary woldard, of White Sal
mon, is the guest of Miss Clara
Blythe, at Frankton.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Simons, of Port,
land, spent Faster on their farm in
the Crapper district.
Chris Nickelsen spent Thursday il
the Rose City and came back refresh
cd and ready tor his eloquent report.
ing.
Mr.. and MIS-. l.. II. Baker, who
have been in Hood River for several
days past, left Monday afternoon fol
Portland. s
Mr.. and Mrs, Phillip Francis and
daughter, Florence, who have been
visiting their son, &. +. johnson,
returned to Bend Monday.
A fine new sidewalk was built Mon.
day acIoss Second street from But.
ler's bank to MF. Bakers Office.
This has been needed for long time.
From the looks. of things the
people in Hood River will not go hun
CRY for wberries this year, fol the
plants will yield an unusual coed
crop.
r. W. McReynolds, j. A. Simonson
and the rustling reporter, Chris Nick
elsen, we're in Portland last week to
attend the banquet and initiation of
the W. o. W.
s. E. Bartmess sent casket to Cal
son April 'l3 to receive the remains of
Lewis Tryon, Jr., infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Tryon. The funeral
was held April 10.
V. G. Brock spent his holiday on
election day setting trees and digging
post holes. His trees are going to
benr very heavy this year and he ex-
pects to realize quite crop.
r. Teachers for the Franktuu school
have been ..engaged for hext year as
,follows:'J. Il. Stubbs, principal; Miss
Vannett, higher grades; Miss Lucille
Risoh, intermediate; Miss Viva Clapp,
primary. -"
F. The Woman Club will hold its next
meeting at the Unitarian church on
ApIil 80. Roll call will be answered
by current events. The discussion of
The topics for next years work will
be taken up.
Our old friend, j. M. HolloweIl, of
Portland, was in town last week and
was delighted with the rapid progress
that is beiug made here. MIR. Hollo,
well has many friends In Hood River
and they ell miss him and his family
very much.
j. 2, Thomson has just completed
the setting: out of 43 acres cf orchard
on The Moody ranch now owned by
Sexton & Thomson. They are of the
standard varieties aud the ranch will
In few years be one of the big orch
ards OF the valley.
Mrs. L. M. Bowler, tie mother of
Miss Zuls Fowler, lila Smith aud
Mrs, Bert Stranahan, visited several
days with them before returning to
her home in Rufus, Oregon. She has
been the guest OF Mrs. Chas. Hanum,
OF Sadelia. Mo, oil winter.
Master. Allen Long celebrated his
eighth birthday at the home of his
parents, MIR. and Mrs e. b.. Long,
at Pine Grove, last week by entertain.
ing eight schoolmato friends Refresh
ments, including Easter candies and
other good things, we're served.
The Oleta Assembly of United Ar.
tisans gave a musicale and dance last
evening. Prof. Mcknight and &. Q.
Beveridge we're the soloists, Miss Una
Cunning, elocution st, and Mrs Wal
ter McGuiPe, pianist. Miss Wiedrick
accompanied the solofst5. The must
Gale was highly enjoyed and after tire
refreshments they indulged iu dancing
for few hours.
The concert and dance given By O.
II. GIay's orchestra tuesday nlght
was great success. The program
consisted of six fine orchestra selec.
tions and two violin solos by II. f.
i>norr. Mr.. Knorr is certainly an ar
tist in his line and his music was
greatly appreciated. After the CON
cert the dance was enjoyed by q great
many people.
j. P. Thomson and Cameron left
for Portland yesterday to bny na-
chinepy for sawmill and box factory.
which will be erected on the Oil
Moody ranch, owned by Sexton *
Thomas. The firm will be known as
he Pine Grove Box & Lumber Co 3,
aud will make apple boxes for fall de-
livery, as well az on. lnmber for other
purposes. They have contracts signed
up for ten million feet of lumber,
which will last them several years
The saw mill will be in operation the
first of Juse.