The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-05-21

A. A. Jayne returned Friday from
Portland.
Grace Hodge returned Thursday
from Mosier.
Jack Davenport was In town Friday
from Mosier.
j. +. Nichols had business In Port
land yesterday.
P. M. Hall-Lewis returned Friday
evening from Portland.
j. p. Royse and wife left Friday to
visit their son in WascO.
j. w. Wiedrlck was in the Rose
City Friday on business
DR.. W. S. Nichol transacted bust
ness in Portland Friday.
John Koberg was in the county seat
on business Thursday.
Leslie Butler was in the county seat
Thursday.
BuInette Duncan was at Mosiei a
few hours Thursday.
". F. Lsraway and wife we're In
Portland the latter part of the week.
Mr.. DuVall and son, Ralph, of Mo-
sier, transacted business here Thurs
day.
Oscar Stranahan and wife, OF Port
land, we're guests of their sons over
Sunday.
Mrs. John Booth and her sister,
Miss Margaret Edmunds, spent few
days In Portland last week.
Carl Lareon, wife and children, who
spent a couple OF days In Hood River,
returned to Menominee Thursday.
Rev. L. II. Kufus, wife and daugh-
ter returned home Thursday to The
Dslles from attending the convention.
Miss Amanda Sieverkropp, OF Port
land, returned there Saturday after
visiting her home folks here tor few
days.
g. X. Castner has been appointed a
member of the school board to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
A. S. Blowers.
Mrs. Amos Root, of Mosier, came
up Wednesday and returned the fol-
lowing day, taking with her her
daughter, Mrs. George Rorden.
Chas. E. Catiow, of Portland, has
an office In j. + Nichols undertak-
ing rooms, and will do public stenog-
raphy, typewriting and collecting.
g. d. Woodwork is raising bis
house on Oak street, putting under
it good foundation. EThe lot In
front will be filled and a cement walk
laid along Oak street.
Wanted-5-acre tract, improved
with bearing orchard, standard varie'
ties OF apples. Must be close In and
fret class Briggs Ament Land Com
pany. room 6, Davidson building,
Hood River.
l.. Plog started for Mapleton, Iowa
Monday, where he will spend a few
weeks visiting relatives and friends al
his old home. This is Mr.. Plog's frs
trip back to Iowa since coming herr
over five years ago.
The residence OF A. 7. Zeek, at th,
brick yard, caught fire Monday morn
ing from the range, hut was discover
ed in time to save 1t, the fire beiHt
put out after it had burned into the
partition next to the stove.
Mrs. A. g. Bachrodt, of Portland
has been the guest OF her friend, Mrs
Harry Bailey, for few days. MIS-
Baohrodt is delighted with Hood Riv
or and those of Hood River who me
Mrs. Bachrodt we're delighted wit
her.
The two-yesT old son OF K. h
Lyons, while playing last Sunday, fel
on sharp piece of iron which pene
trated his neck, inhjcting an ugl
wound which required seven stitches
He is expected to recover IL no CON
plioations occur.
The rural mail carriers now leav
the postotiice at 10 80 In the morning
90 as to be able to deliver the morr
ing mail from Portland the same day
This is O great convenience and
many cases gives the country pstro
twenty. -four hours advantage In secu
! ing their mail.
DR.. and Mrs. Brosius gave ver
elaborate reception Tuesday evenir
for the graduating class. The junit
} class assisted DIR. and Mis-. Brosius
receiving and words cannot expre
) the beauty of the decorations, n,
the appreciation due to the host an
hostess for their neIosity In opel
ing their beautiful home. The pr,
gam rendered was excellent and aft
delicious luncheon was served 81
guests dispersed to their homes.
i Ward W. Mitchell and wife, Of Sa
! Lake, scent sey era! days In the ci
! and valley last week looking for a
cation. Mr.. Mitchell said that
, tirs learned of Hood River throul
, tho strawberries that are shipped
that market every year, bud after
got here ho ws' very favotahly IL
, pressed with the country. He ga
that tho Hood Ri' Ell berries we're G
best to come to ihe Salt Like mark
J and readily commanded plemiu
, over the home grown berries or tho
! shipped in from other places. Th,
|. we're formerly of Gienwood, Iowa. al
, old friends of DIR. and Mrs. W
Laraway, who entertained them viii