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

Wm. Eherck was Portland visitor
yesterday.
n, 7. Winans went to Rooster Rock
yesterday business.
W. f. Andrews went to East Grand
Forks, Mimi, Tuesday for short
visit.
Walter Shay went to Wyeth Thurs
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Johnson.
tor few days.
Mrs. Bertha Hemman was visiting
friends and relatives in Portland Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. Kennedy returned from his
Eastern Oregon visit Monday and
will spend the summer here.
E. W. Winans ia enjoying visit
from his brother, h W. Winans, of
Los Angeles, who arrived Friday.
Milo Frederick who was operated
on nc Poltland some tina ago is re-
ported much improved at this writ
iug.
Miss Vera Stewart left for Portland
Saturday where she will spend the
summer.
II. 4. Davidson returned from
Goble the first OF the week where he
went to look after his lumber inter
ests,
W. f. Conan and wife we're Hood
River visitors the past week. Mr..
Conan is assistant general freight
agent Of Portland,
Mrs johnson and sister, Miss Mae
Shay came up from Wyeth tor a few
days visit with their parents, Mr.,
aud Mrs. W, A. Shay, 'he past week.
Mrs. W. A. Shay went TO The Dalles
for a few days visit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Shay, who ia in train
ing for nurse at the hospital there
Forty crates OF Strawberries we're
shipped from here Tuesday and over
one hundred yesterday. About the
latter part of the week Ia when things
will be doing.
X. N. Ober of the N. p. was here
the first of the week making arrange
ments for shipping Cf strawberries to
Montana and the Dakotas and eXects
to handle lot for that territory.
Mrs. G. Renuer il visiting Miss
Coshow his week. She was act ON
panied by her little niece, Senator
Chamberlain's little daughter. They
expect to remain for some time.
Some of the recent sales of fine
pianos sold by the Souie's Piano
House are: Ii. p. Allen, combina-
tion piano; A. d. Ramsey, Mrs A. j,
Ward. Miss Neva Swart2, j, h. Voge
land Geo. Sharp.
A. G, McCarger and family ere the
guests of Mrs. Alma Howe at present,
They are from Portland and have
purchased a place at Moser aud until
their new house is completed they
will remain here,
Sheriff l.. Il, Morse returned from
the Odd Fellows state encampment at
a Alhany the first OF the week and re-
ports veIy enjoyable time There
we're In the neighhorhood Of tiftren
hundred delegates present at the en-
campment.
j. Bowman, who came out with his
dnnghter, Mrs Huleruth. will remain
here for tho summer, and superintend
his daughters ranch. Mrs. Bancroft
Is making some extensive improve
ments on her ranch this season
VIM. Bauerle, of Underwood who
has been In the hospital tor two weeks
on acccuht OF injuring his right eye,
left Yesterday for Portland to be op.
Grated upon and to see II the sight
cannot be restored,
Andrew Anderson, Of lillsboro. N
D., arrived this week with his eff ects
from the east and has moved onto
the tract that he aud his son, II NJ.
Francis, purchased e. ON W l. Crap
per. He is we'll pleased with his buy
G Clayton Wentz, of Portland,
of The Connecticut Mutual
Lite Insurance Company, for the
west, was in the city the past week
after his fruit ranch in the
Belmont district. lie lett for Port,
land Monday.
Mrs M. n. NickeIsen was presented
with many beautiful birthday gifts at
a small family reunion held at their
home Sunday to celebrate the event
tAA h' II ANlthFlotb huu ElhHh-
Viola, Mrs Frank Frohn
and Miss Leah Nealigh were Portland
visitors and while there we're guests
OF Miss Margaret Nickelsen. of the
North Pacific Hospital. Miss Nealigh
Is on her way to Castor, her home,
after spending the year here in the
High SchoNl