The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

II. T. Dewitt returned from Portla nd
Monday morning.
NJ. II. Tucker went to Portland Sat
urday for few days.
Miss Ballard left Sunday for Philo-
math, where she will attend college.
Mrs. W. 0. Hadley went to The
Dalles Monday to visit friends for the
day.
The Congregational Aid Society or
the Heights will meet with Mrs. CrumI
on Friday, October l.
O. II. Rhoades and wife left Monday
morning for Seattle, where they will
spend two weeks at tt e fair.
Mrs. Geo. |. Slocom and Mrs. w. NJ,
Stewart went to Portland Sunday morn
Ing to visit friends for few days.
G. l.. Rogers spent several days in the
valley last week buying apples, and left
Monday afternoon for Portland.
A social dance will be given in the
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, Oct
Ist Trio orchestra. Tickets ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Copple returned Sat
urday from Portland, where they spenI
week visiting with their daughters.
Henry Smith returned Saturday from
New York, where he went with the re
mains Of his sister couple of week,
ago.
g. W. Mccoy, of Portland, spent 1
week on his ranch near the Punct
| Bowl and left lor home Monday aft er
| noon.
Il. $. Smith, who recently sold ou
| his real estate business at Washouga
| went to StantieId, ore, Monday on {
land deal.
+. Ii. Morlan has let the contract fol
the basement to hls new residence OF
! State street. John ZoIls will do the ce
ment work.
Miss Grace Taylor, experimenting
nurse at the Cottage hospital, lett Sat
urday Tor Salem 70 visit her mother 10
u couple OF weeks
II r. Gearey, who was operated up
On at The DalIes / Ospital Il couple o
weeks ago, ls not Improving as rapid!
as could be expected.
| Mrs. A. NJ. kelsay arrived Saturda,
from Harney county Tor an EXTENDED
visit with her daughters. Mrs. Geo. |
SIocom and Miss Lelah kelsay.
Attorney Harrison Allen, of Portland
was the guest OF Judge Derby over Sun
day, and with Sheriff Morse and Geo
Slocum went to the west Fork on fish
ing trip.
The Briggs-Ament Land Co. last weeI
sold the Howard Dickerson twent
acres on the east side to Graft Bros. TO
$2l 900. The tract is in siX-year.olO
orchard, and Is a good buy.
The usual monthly Parish Party @
st. Marks Guild will be given at tn
home OF W. j. Baker this Thursday
evening, September 80. With musi
and other entertainment good time
assured. All are cordially invited.
J. F. Fredricy and Z. A. Kincaid IT
turned Monday from Seattle, whel
they have been attending the fair. NJ
Fredricy left for New York Monda
night. o. NJ. Bailey, Of Mt. Hood, ha
been attending to Mr.. Kincaid's dutie
as cashier at the freight depot.
G. B. Johnson has resigned his pos
tod at the Paris Fair, and left the fir
of the week for ArizJna, where his fan
lily have been located for few month";
and where they have several hundre
acres of'land under the irrigating ditcl
Mr.. johnson will develop the land.
While John Hotten was in HonOlul
last winter he was informed how
grow pineapples, and this apring star
ed one in his garden. 1t has reached
growth OF six inches, and Fletcher
Fletcher have taken it up for replantlE
IN their greenhouse on the east sid
Hood River pineapples ought to bring
good price.
Six new dump cars passed thrOne
here Saturday for Geo. McCabc, tt
railroad contractor, at Wyeth. ThC
are new style car, dumping wei
yards Of gravel by releasing chai
and righting itself after the load h
been dumped. Mr.. McCabe now h
i ten of these cars working on ne
switch Track and trestle fill betwe'
NJ tchell and Wyeth.