The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-11

Il. NJ, Stone was passenger tor The
/ Dalies yesterday.
| Miss Ruth Wiedrick, of Portland,
is the guest of the sister, Mrs. G. ID.
| Hinrichs.
A. c. Buck has bought house and
two lots in Winans' addition from
Mrs Emma ingalls,.
The ConRreg ticrut La lie. i Ill
meet with Mr.. MarshalIs Friday after.
noon, March II, at O'Clock.
Mrs II NJ. Nanner aud cousin,
Fred Nannier, spent week in Port
land visiting friends, return'sR home
yesterday.
A few boxes of apples we're secured
for the Commercial Club booth, and
the booth again presents an attractive
display to the travelling public.
The morning theme at Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church next sab
bath will be, "The Triumphant
Christ. In the evening Miss Ada
Holmes, Of Gujarat, India, will tell
of her work in that country.
Ed Mayes, H. W. Pealer and A. G.
Lofts, accompanied by their wives,
went to The Dalles Tuesday evening
to attend the presentation of the state
banner to The Dalles M. W. A. lodge
for initiating the most mem hers during
thte year The presentation speech
was made by State Deputy }. W. Sim
mons.
A large delegation from Hood River
lodge attended the institution of Mod.
ern Woodmen lodge at Odeil Tuesday
evening. The new lodge starts out
with good mem bership A very nice
social time followed the ceremonies,
fine banquet was provided, and the
local visitors did OF reach home until
near morning.
Rev. j. W. Jenkins spent few
days in the valley the first OF the
week visiting old friends and looking |
after his ranch on Jericho Lane. Mr.. |
Jenkins is now farming near Mccoy, |
Ore, where he has nearly a section of |
land, and intends to set out large |
walnut orchard, that locality having |
proved favorable to the growth # wal
nuts.
l.. W. Hills, of Wall Lake, Iowa, a
former Hood River ranch owner, is
in the city this week. Mr. Hills spent |
last summer in Hood River, but dis
posed of his property and went back
to Iowa. lie says he has spent con.
time looking over the west
and south, but likes Hood River bet.
ter than any other place he has seen.
Neat half boxes of Ortleys are being
SnI Ia in hn Sn1 ~
kier x Cass' drug store. The apples
are all OF first class quality perfectly
packed, and the boxes have a small
rope handle for carrying. They are
put up by DR.. Stanton Allen, of the
Pine Grove district, and the idea is
a good one. There is always a de-
mand for apples by eastern people Wis.
iting the city, and at this time of the
yea are exceedingly hard to get. 1t
meets a long felt want, and will be ap.
preoiated.
Seth Laraway and wife arrived the
latter part of the week from Glen
wood, Iowa, on visit to their pal
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Laraway,
and brothers ana sisters They left
tor Eugene Tuesday, and will spend a
week looking over few of the coast
cities, with view of finding a loca-
tion in large place for jewelry and
music house. Seth Laraway is man
3ger of the Glenwood store, hut is
1losing it out with the intention to
make new home In the west neal the
rest of the family. They are delighted
with Hood River
ID. |. Stone was In from his ranch
near the Mineral Springs the first of
The week and states that the roads
lp towards Lost Lake have been bad.
y washed out this winter, and will L
require considerable work to make
hem passahle for teams this summer.
lso that on account of logging opera
ions OF the Oregon Lumber Co. near
Dee temporary road has been built
around the old road in that vicinity,
which will have to be worked before
cads can be hauled over il. He says
he Markely boys are erecting a sum
ner hotel 38 by "A feet, with twelve
looms, aud will be ready for the Rc-
OF outing parties this
summer. They will be prepared to
board quite number even ia excess
1f rooming accommodations, and it
will be great convenience to those
who wish to spend few days up there
and do not wish to take up a camp