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

Miss Teal has returned to Hood
River for the summer.
Geo. Robertson went to Eastern
Oregon Monday on visit.
Mrs. M. L. Booth returned from a
visit to The Dalles, Thursday.
l.. W. Hills, who has been at Hood
River for some time has returned to
Wall Lake, Iowa.
Miss Gertrude Crosby left for Prime
vile Tuesday to visit old friends and
relatives at her old home.
Rev. W. g. Eliot, jr., and family
came up from Portland Monday ana
will spend couple of weeks camping
in the mountains.
The next regular meeting of the W..
{. L. u. will be held at the residence
of Mrs. S. e. Bartmess. Tuesday July
l4th at 2:30 p. m.
K. l.. Fowler, of Chenewith, deal
er In cedar posts, had business in
Hood River Tuesday, In company
with f. W. Dehart, of Underwood.
Work will be resumed at once on
the mill OF the Wind River Lumber
Co. at Cascade Locks and the mill
put in operation rs soon as possible.
Mrs. A. A. Couch, of LaGrande,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. e. Robertson, for mouth,
returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. p. j. Cronin and daughter.
Nellie, arrived Monday morning from
Portland and will spend week at
Cedar Creek farm, the guest of Mrs.
J. A. Epping.
+. Stanton left for North Yakima
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
Pacific Coast Nurserymen g Assocla-
tion. Mr.. Stanton went by way of
the North Bank road to Pasco.
Word has Teen received from Enick
Cornell, the Casper, Wyo., man who
Is sick at Portland hospital, that
he is in serious condition, and not
expected to live. His wife and son
are with him.
Mrs. W. o. Hadley of Collins Hot
Springs, sister of f. W. Clarke, and
their father Levi Clarke of Hood
River. made a return trip on the
Simons to The Dalles Thursday from
Hood River. Chr onicIe.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. il. Griffin, OF
Aberdeen, Wash, stopped off Sunday
10 visit the House and Fouts families,
old Michigan neighbors. Mr.. and
Mis-. Griffin we're returning from a
visit to their old home in Michigan.
Wm. Fleming, bartender for Geo.
Fox, left Monday morning to take a
position in the Hotel Gerlinger. at
The Dalles. l.. S Wexel, who was
BARTENDER also for Fox. has a position
in the Umatilla House.
Oliver Evans and wife, uf Devils
Lake, N D., visited }. o. Mark in
the Pine Grove district, last week
They went to southern Oregon and
California flom here and will return
home by the northern route.
Mrs. Ii. S. Dano returned Monday
from a trip to Pennsylvania. She
went to Chicago in May as delegate
to the Supreme Lodge CT Royal
Neighbors aud spent The rest of the
time visiting relatives in the lar east.
DIR. f. Cooper left for Iowa Tues
day and will stop at Denver on the
way and look in at the Democratic
convention. The doctor will spend u
few weeks on business and visiting
old f,iends at Villisca ana other
places.
Cyrus d. Auyer, editor of the Nor.
rison County Democrat, OF Little
Fails, Mimi, WAS caller at the
Glacier office last Friday. Mr.. Auyer
was making tour Of the coast, aud
dropped Oft day at Hood River on
hls way home.
N. Ii. AmeDt, jnnlor member of the
trm OF the Briggs AmeHt Laud Com-
psny OF this city ana Miss Nellie
Ping, daughter OF Air aud Mrs. f.
Il. Ping, Ut Wenatchee, Wash. we're
married in IrInity Episcopal church
IN Seattle, at noon July End. MIR.
anu Mrs. AmenL arrived at HOOD
River Friday last anu VIII make their
homo here iu the future.
lhos. Marriott on Monday PER
CHASED "a steamship ticket of the HOOD
River Banking d trust Co. for Liver
pool, aud will SAL Un tue EnpIess OF
Ireland itom QueGeC July "a. lie left
Monday e,enlng ANA viii spend ten
days visiting in some Ut the eastern
cities before the boat suits M. .uaT.
riott was engineer at Menominee, unl
will take advantage OF the entered
vacation to visit his relatives in Toe
"oId country"
Frank Noble returned Thursu -
from Newport, where he and his WI
remained after the close OF the q. y
K. encampment. They we're intena
lug to make quite u stay On the uuast
tut Mr. Notle had a taintIng spell
couple OF days before their retufL
which changed their plans. Mr.. Nobi
had faintiug spell while standing ui
a bridge over raylne. and fell to th
ground below, a distance OF sefer.
feet, where be WAS discovered uncon
scious some time later. He was :e
moved to the house, and was laid vi
for couple of days before teing abl
10 return home.