The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-03

Mrs. g. G. StoItz spent Sunday at
her home in Mosier.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, l0c q
can.-Wood Il Huggins.
G. ii. Fowler, of Rose Lodge, was
in the CITY Thu, sday and Friday.
Mrs. X. A. Lauterback was a guest
at the Mt. Hood Thursday and Fri
day.
Madame Carrol of Portland, Ia
visiting her son, i. II. Carroll, this
week.
Mrs. Hinrichs spent Sunday with
her parents at Mosier returning the
first of the week.
Harry and Jasper Thompson, OF
Salem, Ore, we're guests at the Wau.
coma Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Bosler and Mrs Floyd Bal
lington, OF Mosier, we're in the city
Saturday doing some shopping.
Ii. N. Putnam, of the Faverly Tire
Co., of Portland, was in the city Q
few days on business this week.
Miss Lynda Earl left for Portland
Monday to spend her vacation in that
city, visiting relatives and friends.
Mis-. Richeldelfer, Ct Wasco, who
has teen visiting Mrs. Norter for
some time, returned home Saturday.
II. E. Eastman, OF kennewick, Wn.
was business caller Thursday and
was guest at the Wancoma while
here
+. A. Jones, CT the Jones Cash
Store, of Portland, was on his ranch
this week looking after the improve
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Anderson Ie'
tn ned from Hillsboro, N. ID Thurs
day morning with their Car. OF house
hold effects.
6. A. Williams, OF Correctionville,
Iowa, was in the city Friday looking
over the valley with view to buying
fruit ranch.
Mrs. Chas. N. Clarke, and children,
OF Hood River, are the guests OF Mrs
Clarke's mothet, Mrs. A. h. Stats,
at Ramsey. -Dutut Dispatch.
Mrs. M. Leader and son irwin, OF
Green Point, passed through here
Thursday on their way to Portland
where they wilt visit tor some time.
Mrs. Thompson, of Husum, accom-
panied.by Miss Muilikln, we're visit
ing the Poole sisters the first OF thu
week. They lett for The Dalles Sat
urday.
Chris. Sporenscer and W. K, Krunz
of Bridal Veil, and A. j. Randolph
X W. nd G. C. Sparks, of Palmer
we're looking over our valley trida!
end Saturday.
W. G. Pelletier, OF Oregon City
who had shooting gallery here las
season, has opened up tgsin. and !
holding forth just south OF the Wau
coma hotel.
K. r. Bartlett OF Carbondale, Pa.
spent few days here the past weel
looking up good buys. He likes th
valley very much and will likely bu!
before returning boDe.
Woodland, Wash, Fruit Land-Lew
is River Land is producing fTuit clalme
to be equal to that grown at Hood River
Land $i0 per acre and up. Investigate
Write Commercial Club, Woodland
Wash.
The Davidson Fruit Co. are re
modelling their warehouse and putin
in a neat office at one end which viii
make the task of handling the larg
crop of straw berries al easier on
than formerly
Can't Crandall, last week, purchase
the Peter Kopke two acre farm fo
81. 900 and inside OF two hours stte
the papers we're made out he resol
} it fol So, 50O. The captain rested 10
: the balance of the day
DR., II l.. DumbIe Il 1t Thursdaf
morning for Portland to act as pa
hesreI at the funeral of DR.. GeiseI
dorffer. which Occurred there Thur
day afternoon, undtr the auspices
the knights femrlar.
A special train was made mp OF th
Sh,niku train of The Dalles and ru
into Purtlnd, on friday, on aoc"ur
of the lstene-s OF No. ii, which di
not reach there until after midnigh
This WAS due TO washout On the lin
east Of here.
Captain Sherman, OF the Bale
r Ga,zsrt. was in the city Ihursds
aud while here stated that the Of
! landing used in high water viii
used this year as usual. as the corsei
of the owners had been granted
There vas a report current here th'
tine owners would not allow the boa
! To land but II was without tonDdI
: tion. his lie good news to Hoe
Riyorites.
y j f. Parrott, of the German Anne
lean Coffee Co., of Portland, was
the city Thursday and Friday. Il
has been doing considerable dri'ir
; ia the country districts for the va
! two weeks and reports the crop Col
ditious good In the sections be Vi
tied Especially the cereals are far
D advance of former years. The hi
rains that have visited the whe'
growing districts have placed q
: grain out of danger as tar as Il
spring conditions are concerned.