The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-05-27

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Mrs. 9 G. Stoltz was a Mosier Wis
| itor Sunday.
b. f. Gray, of Mt. Hood, was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Steele, of Wyeth, was visiting
in the city Saturday.
f I. Kingen, of Zelda, Wn., was
Hood River visitor Thursday.
Miss Carry Wilson, of Antelope,
was IN the city Friday on visit.
DI. Baker, on oculist OF Portland.
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Jim Simonson. of the Main Res
taurant, was visitor at The Dalles
/ Monday
H. n. Sabin, of Glenwood, Ia, was
In the city Friday and while here
made trip to Mt. Hood
Mrs James Thompson was the guest
of Mrs II Il. johnson this week.
She returned to Portland Friday.
A. B. Combs, of the National Life
lns., OF Portland, was in the clfy
tuesday looking after his branch
here.
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni.
tartan church hello special meeting
at the home of Mrs. Frank Chandler
last Friday
|. 9. Clodfelter who recently sold
his ranch west of the city to Nj
! Jamme OF Minneapolis, left for Port
land Saturday.
Two hundred eXcursIonists came up
to attend the revival meeting Sunday
and helped to make things lively
while they stayed
Miss Newston, who has been 1t
Young's restaurant for some time left
for Lewiston, Idaho, tuesday, whe e
she has position
Ed. Smith, feed merchant at The
| Dalles, was business caller Satur
day. He says be sells more feed in
this city than any place along the
line.
f. r. Spier, of SaIma, Kan, was
looking oVeT the Hood River valley
Tuesday and said that it looked pret.
ty good to bin. He WAS accompanied
by W. s. Barr.
Miss Genevieve Nelson, who hsp
been with the Mt. Hood hotel for
some time, left foi Seattle, ber home,
Saturday She was accompanied as
far rs Portland by Miss Nora Kirg 10,
also of the hotel. who will visit in
Portland few days before returning
here
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Ellis
Boucher in the Belmont distt let
! Tuesday afte noon, when Miss Clara
}. Bloucher was united in marriage
to Mr.. &. B. Hatch, of this city.
Rev. Dan Shannon performed the
ceremony.
I he Hood River Steam Laundry
has added large fuel shed to heir
establishment on State street, as we'll
as an addition to the main laundry
building. They have also put in a
double compartment washer recently,
which gives them quicker service At
present they employ about twel7 20
hands but expect to put on more
rs the senson opens up.
Miss Mills, " ho for several years had
charge of the Cottage Hospital, left
for Portland Saturday to assist in
taking care of DR. j. "A Geiaen-
dorffer, who died Wednesday at his
home there The doctor was connected
with The Dalles SanitoIium, and vas
we'll known here and his many friends
had hoped for speedy recovery. Miss
Mills was the doctors assistant ut The
Dslles for four years before coming
to Hood River.
Mrs q Il Cove, who Ess b. en-
principal at the MosiCr school the
past year, was recently elected to that
position tor the coming season at an
advance, This speaks well for her
work. She finished her school last
Friday, ana commencement was held
last Monday evening, aud will return
to Hood River to spend the summer.
Her mother, Mrs Laraway, took in
the commencement and banquet at
Mosier Monday evening
At the battle of Charleston, Mo. in
August, 1861, Lieutenant Colonel Ran
som of the Eleventh Illinois was urging
his men to the charge when an officer
rode up to him and said: What do you
mean? You are killing our own men"
Il know what | am doing" replied
Ransom. Whom are you for?" 81 am
for JEFF Davis" was the reply. "You
are the man I'm after" returned Ran
som, and instantly two pistols were
drawn. The Confederate fred first.
hitting Ransom in the arm. Ransom
shot his antagonist dead.