The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-08

VI. Il. Wllllhms WdB IN rOGtlhnu
Tuesday on business.
W. W. Hardinger, wife and daugh.
ter made trip to Portland Friday.
G. II. and James Stranahan went to
The Dalles Friday on business.
Willie Chandler was a passenger for
Portland Friday.
Judge Lake came down from The
DaIles Friday,
Sheriff Morse has been under the
weather for several days, but is able
to be round.
t. L. Dunsmore, manager of the
Oregon Fire Relief Association at The
Dalles, was In the city Friday.
X. A. Pierce, the Cascade Locks
photographer, had business in Hood
River the latter part of the week.
j. M. Wright left the first of the
week for Collins, where he will take
treatment at the hot springs for rheu'
matism.
DR.. NJ 4. Welch went to Portland
Tuesday to look after his colt, which
was taken :c Portland from Vanoou-
yer.
Jas. StrApahan has placed bis race
horse, Atball, in the hands OF Fred
Brooker, Portland, tor training this
| summer.
Walter Weber and sister left for
Guodnough Hills, opposite Arlington,
Monday to take up residence on their
homesteads.
". S. Boorman is up from Mo-
Minnville for a few days. Mr.. Boor-
man thinks that country has great
prospects for walnut growing.
Mrs. VIM. Ellis of Hood River Val
ley, who has been receiving medical
attention in this city for some time,
returned home last week. .--Optimist.
Mrs. Warner W. Grove, of Spokane,
was the guest of Mrs Jas. I. Weart
Tuesday, leaving on the afternoon
train for Collins, where she joined
her husband.
Mrs. A. Nj. Kelsay left Saturday to
join her husband in Harvey county,
where he has large sheep ranch with
about 1900 head of sheep. Their
ranch is located not far from Burns,
their postottice being at Riley.
The Electric Jobbers, Bailey & Day,
have fitted up plant to charge stor-
age batteries for autos. The will be
a great convenience, and save the cost
otfgetting new batteries Iwhen old ones
become exhausted.
A A fire which destroyed the bridge
and warehouse at Arlington Monday
night stopped traffic on the o. r. Il
N. until afternoon Tuesday. The
MOI ming west bound trains arrived
here between three and four O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Russell Brock went to Moro Tues
day to bring back team Of horses
which we're wintered in that neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Brock has bought ranch
on the Little White Salmon and will
move there soon. The family are
still on the place sold to W. F. Lara.
way.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan returned
home from a visit In Hood River val
ley yesterday. She met Billy Sunday,
the noted evangelist while there, who
with his wife, will make his home On
fine fruit ranch be recently purchas.
ed there. Miss Sullivan says 1t 10 one
of the most beautiful places In Hood
River valley. -Optimist.
A lecture on forestry by J. F.
Kummel, government expert. will
be given at the Congregational
church Wednesd evening,
April l3, at s O'Clock, under the au
spices of the educational department
of the Womsn's Club The subject
will be, "WhstsW tsWomsn Can Do to Ad.
vance Forestry in Oregon.
Don't you want ten acres Of first
class land in Underwood at one-fourth
Hood River prices? o. j. Nelson in
the Smith block has them, small
payments down secures them. You
can buy a small tract of Underwood
laud now close In for small payment
down. and they will auadrurle in
value, or you can have a home and
a living aiterwhile. O. j Nelson
will tell you ell about 1t.
Cant buy Hood River land, car
you? It's good but out of reach
1 have small tracts close in to Under
wood that any ambitious man ol
woman can afford. o. j. Nelson
Smith Block. Two acres right IL
town can be bought with small pay
ment down. Can cut up half of it il
to lots and pay for entire place.
have the buyers for you. o. j Nelson
Smith Block.