The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-05-06

K. M. Cuddeford went to Seattle on
a visit Monday
j. X. McGIegor cane down from
M Mosier Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blow
els, May 3, II SOM
M. W. Hiscox made business trip
to The Dalles Tuesday
r. }. Young made trip to BiEgs
Tuesday after carload OF beef cattle.
@. A, Pomeroy, of Pomona, Cal.
was visitor the latter part of the
week.
h. b. Smith was up from Portland
Tuesday looking after his property in
terests
A. S. Disbrow, OF Nashville, Ore:
visited old friends here the first OF
the week.
9. b. Wilson returned to Goble
Monday after spending tew days
with his family here.
Mesdames Slade aud Uarmine we're
over from Husum, Wash, Monday
visiting friends for few days
Mis-. O. A. Robinson returned FIi.
day from Iowa, where she spent sever
al months visiting her parents.
Miss Gay, nurse at the Cottage
Hospital, Is spending II short vacation
visiting her brother at Vail, ore.
A general invitation is extended to
attend the dance ut Pine Grove
Grange Hall Friday evening, May q.
o. V. Rice, Of Dee, was a guest al
the Mt. Hood Monday and transacted
business with Hood River merchants.
Miss Burns, who has been teaching
in the Crapper school the past year,
left for her home at Portland Mon
day.
The San Souci Club will meet at
Mrs. Yates Thursday afternoon at
2:30. All members are asked to be
present.
james W. Wallace, of Oakland, Cal.
was landseeker at Hood River Mon
day. lie was well pleased with our
country.
Rev. and Mrs. q. Il. Williams went
to Goodnough Hills Tuesday with o.
j, Nelson to look over the land pro
positions in that country
Il. l.. Massey and ramily depart to-
day tor Wigs, ARK, where Mr. Mas.
sey has bought property and will
make bis future home.
Miss Lulu Manun has returned
from Hood River, where she has been
teaching school for the past two
months s--Hilsborow independent.
Rev. W. g. Gilmore and daughter,
Ruth, returned from Salem Saturday,
where they were In attendance at the
State Sunday School convention.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
Giety will hold IA birthday social, the
last of the series, ut the home OF Mrs.
f. IL. Button, Friday afternoon,
May 7.
Port Beggs dancing classes meet at.
the armory. Babies tuesday at 2;
Boys aud girls Saturday 2 Adults
Friday night at 8. Private lessons
given any time
John A. Merritt and wife, OF Mag.
ara Falls, N. Y, we're guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Willis Van Horn, at the
Butte, the first part 70 the week, Ie-
turning home tuesday.
h. b. Bently, OF Lacrosse, Wis
registered at the Mt. Hood hotel Mon.
day. Mr.. Bently IL out from the east
looking tor fruit land and may decide
to lIoate IN this valley.
Jas Malcolm, an old man, formerly
resident of this playe, has been
working in the valley recently, but
was taken sick aud was sent to his
home at Claokamas Monday.
The new crack train of the Caua.
dian Paictio and 500 Line, which
runs through to st, Paul without
change, goes through here at 8 9;O5 p.
IN, 1t is u beauty and much admired
by those who have inspected it.
Miss Nettie Burger, who has been
employed In the Glacier office for a
short time, left Monday morning for
Stevenson, where she will visit rela
tives for n short time before going to
Font Angeles, Wash, her new home.
Laurence Blowers has decided to
erect brick block on his property,
now occupied by the Emporium pic.
tuIe show Davis X Hughes the pro
prietors, have made arrangements to
open he finest play house In the city
in the new block.
f. ii Anderson and Harold Cham.
berlin, of Portland, arrived Saturday
evening and went over to White Sal
mon Sunday, to look over soma land.
MIR. Chamber was formerly of
Wasco, where he was bookkeeper
for Geo. N. CrosHeld.
l., l.. faIley, OF Youngstown, Ohio,
IL visiting his half brother, t. Il.
Lyon, and vent to the Willamette
valley Tuesday, In company with Mr.,
Lyon, to look over the country.
MIR Farley thinks that Hood River is
the finest place the has ever seen, and
may locate here.