The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. London soon
Will leave for England and will visit
the home folks and friends in Eng
land and Scotland for several months.
Mr. London has had ranch IN the Mt.
Hood country for number OF years.
Theo. Haas, of the Germania Bank,
st. Paul, Mimi, has accepted posi-
tion with the Butler Banking Co.
Mr.. Haas father recently purchased
The Bradley residence on the hill, and
the family will move here In the near
future.
The Home Telephone Go. have con-
neoted 50 pairs Of wires from the
main cable In front of their office to
the Hall building aud will run them
under ground. The Butler Bank will
have private exchange of five
phones
Ed. Michel, formerly with Fred
Warncck in the Gazette shop, spent
several days here the past week visit
ing old time friends. Ed. has receut-
ly sold his paper at Stevenson, Wash,
and is taking lite easy tor while.-
Heppner Times.
Two acres In best part of tesioence
district with we'll built modern six
room cottage, big shade trees, all
kinds of bearing fruit trees. lmprov-
ments worth''S2200. $4,000 buys II. $1,000
down, good terms. The best in the
city. o. j. Nelson, Smith Block.
Mrs. Carrie Courier, department in
speotor OF the W. K. c., was a visitor
in Hood River Saturday aud attended
the annivei sary Celebration OF Candy
Relief Corps. Mrs. Courier Is always
welcome visitor In Hood River.
She Is an active worker In the order
of W. K. q.
The Rev. DR.. Kuntz, of Hood River,
will conduct the Sunday morning
services at Pine Grove next Sunday.
The evening service will be in
charge OF the Epworth League. The
in Fossil for ten days in special re-
Vival services.
Dyeing, cleaning and pressing bust
ness tor sale. Only Que In town. In
come over Sl0U per month, can be In
creased to $500 per month by rus
tier. Present owner will teach the
business to buyer. All tor $500. lp-
quire of me. .. j. Nelson, Smltn
Block.
Mrs. j. Nj. Wright returned the first
of the week from Shipherc 3 Mineral
Strings, near Carson, and reports Mr..
Wright as improving but still unable
to leave his bed. he was qui help
| but is receiving considerable benefit
from the hot baths.
sMr. and Mrs. W. q. Martin left last
week for Portland, where they will
visit their son, and go from there to
iaquIna to remain indefinitely. Their
son here, +. Ii. Martin, has sold his
home place, and will move In a few
weeks to the Yaquina country, where
they will make their future home.
Nearly four acres close to Hood
River on good road. Two acres IN
bearing NewtownS, rest good garden
soil all ready to plant: 6 room house
with water piped into house. Plenty
OF water for irrigation. Living
stream Iuns through place. $500,
tel nus. .. }. Nelson, Smith Block.
Commodore Deans lite saving crew
went to the Iescue of Captain Olsen's
LAUNCH the first of the week. 1t ap-
pears that while crossing with passen-
gers during high gale the boat was
partly filled with water and the engine
stopping, it drifted to within a mile
fo Menominee before II was overtaken
by Mr.. Dean. aer
G. S. Smith, of the Wsshougal Dairy
& Land Co., of Washongal, Wash,
was in the city Saturday last. Mr..
Smith reports sales to the following
residents ct Hood River valley for ag-
gregate considerations of S2l, 200: h.
Steptoe, 100 acres; Jos. and JAS. kai-
ser, 10 acres; j. W. Strong, l60 acres
j, +, Strong, 40 acres
Mr.. II. William Cole aud wife, a
newly married couple, OF Lincoln,
Nebraska, came to Hood River fe"
day ago and while here purchased the
iive acre tract OF Ii. p. Allen, two
miles west of town. The sale price
We understand was 81, 100, This Is
considered good piece of land and
we'll worth the money. We wish the
Coles prosperity aud happiness
Roswell Shelly, of Carson, was in
town yesterday and made the Pioneer
office Il very pleasant cali. Mr.. Shell
lye spent the recent winter In Cslit
orDia, and it seems that the more he
sees of the outside world the more be
thinks OF his own delightful home,
and he has returned prepared to work
harder than ever for tbe up tuilding
OF Skamauis county. lie is y booster
and an enthusiastic citizen whose
comprehension is broad enough to
take in the whole county. We need
more men Just like Mr.. Shelley
Stavanson pinnaar