The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-22
Mr.. E. b. Carroll returned to Port.
land Monday afternoon.

Mr.. b. b. Carroll returned to Port.
land Monday afternoon.
Marion McRae made business
trip to Portland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Blount retuI ned
Friday from the Seattle fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. H. Taft are seeing
the fair at Seattle this week.
q. ID. Nickelsen aud family are In
Seattle this week at the fair.
Mrs. Geo. D. Culbertson went to
Portland Friday to visit friends.
MT. and Mrs. Chas. Hall returned
from Seaside the fret of the week.
Mrs, W. o. Hadley came up from
Collins Tuesday to spend the day.
b. e. Leonard, OF Rochelle, ILL.,,
was Hood River visitor last week.
Little Mary Har bison who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia is improv-
ing.
Mrs. r. III. Markham, of Portland,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j,
Cunning.
A. S. Patullo, OF Portland, was up
the latter part of the week looking
after his property interests here
Mrs. S. f. Blythe and Mrs. Leslie
returned Saturday from a visit to Il.
N. Blythe and family at Portland.
A. Nj. Kelsay returned to Harvey
county Monday after few days visit
with his grandson and its parents.
The Hawkeye Picnic will probably
be held near the Punch Bowl. The
date will be announced next week.
Ray Boorman and Will Evinger
left Friday for Eastern Oregno where
they will work in the harvest fields.
Sales are increasing daily at the
Apple Growers Union ice factory. Best
quality OF ice, reasonable prices. Phone
III.
E j. Workers., of Canal Dover,
Ohio, spent few days In the valley
last week looking over ranch prop
erty.
Miss Hazel Smith, OF Endicott,
WASH, visited few days with her
aunt, Mrs. II. p. Allen, the first of
the week.
Miss trieds Beers returned to her
home at Vancouver Friday after a
coulpe of weeks visit with Miss Lottie
Mrs. j. E. Robertson went to La
Grande Friday to visit relatives. She
was accopanied as far as Perry by
George Robertson.
A, S. Blowers and his bride re-
turned last week from the east and al Q
at home on the ranch a couple of
miles west of town.
Mr., and Mrs. II. L. Dewitt, Will
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Duncan
and Miss Hazel Blount, sister Ut Mrs
Duncan, went into camp at Camp
Overall Sunday.
Mem bers of Candy W. K. G. and q.
A. II are urged to be present at the
next regular meeting July "A, at 2 p.
m. Corps lauies ale asked to bring
coffee sandwiches and cake.
G. L. Hessmar and wife returned to
their home in Staples, Mimi, Mon
day, after visit Of a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. @. q. Metcalf. They
we're we'll pleased with the country.
Rev. Geo, W. Hill, a nephew of
Marshal Hill, is spending short
time in the city and spoke at the ,
Baptist church Sunday. Mr.. Hill Is
4 missionary in Japan aud is home on
4 furlough
K. Ii. HaseItine came up from
Portland to spend a year on a Hood
River apple ranch in order to learn
BUR methods and get posted on the
lie came from the east
'ew years ago.
Miss Frieds Hagen came up from /
oItland Thursday to spend a cou-
Die OF weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. 9
Steele, in the Mt. Hood district. !
Miss Hood, of Portland, and Miss
Stoneman, of The Dalles, are also
guests at the Steele home.
Constable Ganger was called to /
Cascade Locks Tuesday to arrest Bill /
'road back, who Is wanted on a
'harge of assault and battery and q
'lso for carrying concealed weapons r
When Mr.. Ganger got there the man
lad disappeared.
W. Ii. Davis came up from Carson I
yesterday to spend the day. Mr. +
Davis says he is doing nice bust. n
less with his moving picture show at Y
larson, but expects TO open up fine .
,lay house In the Blowers building as -
DON as the room is ready. q
Mrs. NJ. Sue Adams brought in a
imb of fine Royal Ann cherries last q
week which she took from a tree on (
Paradise Farm. They are a match !
or the branch of Lam berts brought q
n recently by Il J. Frederick. The n
ize of the cherries, the quantity Of
he limb aud the Iateness of the season
make the incident an unusual one. .
Donald Briggs has received the e
Shetland pony which he received as a
prize in the Saturday Evening Post 2
contest. The popy came by express !
rom the East and is just 81 inches f
ligh. The pony cart and harness ara t
,oming by freight. The pony Is the c
,bject of great admiration among the /
title folks. ia