The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-01
Plant Oakdale Roses now.


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. /. h. John
son, March q, a boy.
Ii. S. Galligan made business trir
to Portland Friday.
E. n. Cole, of Hudson, Mich, was
The guest of W. l.. Smith last week.
L. j. Cunning and wife have return
cd from a two weeks visit at Van
couveI.
P.H. Carroll, in the Crapper district,
is setting out 100, 900 strawb berry
plants this spring.
A. G. Buck announces that the
sale OF the Roy Dean place to Laura
h. Kellog last week was made by him.
W. j. Baker has purchased the
building and lot on Oak street occu-
pied by the Davenport Harness Co.
Mrs. j. Il. Fresh. of Tacoma and
A. j. jackson, OF Portland, we're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Luokey
on Thursday.
P. q. Young brought in fine load
of fat steers from Portland last week,
aud is serving some choice steaks in
consequence.
Bny your home made. candies. of the
Unitarian ladies Satut day of thi
week. Also see their demonstrat ion
aud learn how they make them.
Capt. and Mis-. Steele, who have
been the guests of f. A. Cram and
family for couple of weeks, left for
their future home at San Francisco
thursday.
Miss Nettie Buck is here for a few
days visit to her friend Miss Bertha
Long Miss Buck was formerly tele-
phone operator at this station. - Wasco
News Enterprise.
Rev. j. L. Merrill, OF Vancouver,
accompanied by his brother-in law,
g. W. DIckmau, of Vancouver, spent
a couple Of days visiting Old friends
in th~ city last week, returning homo
Thursday.
W. L. Markle and p. s. Baunan left
last week for Greenpoint, IN Hood
River valley, where they both secured
lucrative positions with the Stanley
Smith Lumber Co. st. Johns Re
view.
"Old Map Bennett, of The Dalles
Optimist, is borrowing trouble. He
has accepted the posit on of Judge at
the baby show 10 be held in eonneo-
tion with the state fair at Salem this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Often returned
Friday evening from California,
where they have spent the winter since
returning with MIR. and MIs Hill
from Honolulu. They are very en-.
thusiastio about their trip to the Is
lands, and enjoyed it very much.
FL. W. Chapman has sold his small
ranch south of the John X. Lawrence
place, on Lyman Smith avenue. His
grocery business on the Heights de.
mands all OF his attention, and he is
residing at present over the store.
Grandpa Ellis is visiting bis con,
Frank, at Portland, this week. The
old gentleman was eighty years old
Monday, and when he left Saturday
stated that no one had taken up his
challenge to wrestle, so concluded he
would celebrate his birthday with his
son.
Dad Fours came up from Portland
Thursday and moved his household
goods to Por land, where he has &C.
cured a nice cottage on the east side
and will make bis headquarters for
the present Jos. A. Ries, Mrs.
Fouts' father, has been staving In
Hood River since the family left but
sill remain on the ranch on the Little
| White Salmon this summer, whel G
Dad will spend most of his time. The
old gentleman Is fine cook, and as
there Is good trout fishing few rods
from the house, viii enjoy himself
this summer. MIR Fouts intends ia
do considerable clearing on the place.
Marshall Ganger got two more oi
the revolvers stolen from Stewart'f
hardware store couple oil weeks age
and has returned them to Mr.. Stewart
With the aid of the police at The
Dalles be got trace OF the robbers al
Cello, and went to the camps tber,
sbere large number of men are EN-
pIoyed on the government canal. II,
found that two of the guns had beer
disposed Of, and soon found them.
appears that the men had two NOR
guns which they we're unable to dis
pose Of. so they apparently took fiv,
instead OF four from the stoie. Th
men we're going east, but a good des
cription OF them has been obtsiued
and they will be eventually picked VI
unless they leave the country.