The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09

Board by the day or week at the
Handy Kitchen s23
Mrs. Il. o. Blanchar made a trip to
Portland Friday.
l.. Ii. Huggins made business trip
to The Dalles Friday.
X. e. Laraway made business trip
to Portland Thursday.
Miss Eleanor Adams left for Port
land Saturday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Edwards we're
passengers for Portl and Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Goldie Adams, of Portland,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Clarke.
N. Simonson, OF The Dalles, visit
ed his sou, OF the Maine Restaurant,
lest week.
Mrs. f. s. Hammond has taken up
her place OF residence In The Dalles
at present.
Louis Plog, of Alta, Iowa, is visit
ing his brothers, Charles and Louis,
In the valley.
Charles Plog and family went to
Portland Thursdsy to visit their sons
for few days.
G. H. Strsnahan had business with
the Wasco Warehouse Milling Co., at
The Dalles Friday
Mrs. Helen Sparrett, of Denver,
Colo visited the past week with
Mrs. II P. Allen.
Geo. L. Prather made a business
trip to Trout Lake and Camas Prairie
the latter nart OF the week.
Call on Mrs. O. L. Henderson at the
Randy Kitchen for guaranteed remedy
for female complaints. s23
W. d. Gordon aud wife, OF Duluth,
spent several days In the valley lhst
week looking nver the orchard lands.
Miss Rose Avery sprainsd her knee
one day last week while from Egger-
mont to the residence of Henry Avery
Presi lent o V. white. OF Philomath
Coil tge. WAS the on 81 rt DR.. }. K
Fars"r the Litter part Of the week.
j. I. Bsgly was up from Portland
the latter part Of the week and spent
tay shak NJ hands with old friends.
Judge and Mrs. Morelaud returned
of POI tland Friday after spending
ONE time on their ranch west of
own.
Miss Johf ston, Of Leavenworth,
Wash, visited ner brother, Harry, aud
wife, last week, returning home FIJI
day evening.
s. L. Young has moved his family
to Portland, where he expects to 90
into business If he can find suit.
able opening.
H. P8yson, who drives q milk wag.
on. had runaway Friday morning
which shook up the milk hotties in a
lively manner.
The family of W. II. Absher LETT
Saturday for the Willamette valley
hop fields. Mr.. Absher accompanied
them as far as Portland.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. May Gil.
bert, for two months, returned to
her home at Seattle Friday.
JAS. Doolittle, wife and daughter,
of Tacoma, arrived the latter part OF
the week on visit to their mother,
Mrs. W. J. Baker, and family.
Mrs. Swartz and daughter, arrived
Thursday from Grass Valley on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Krus.
SOW, In the Pine Grove district.
j. M. Wright and L. M. Bently went
to Portland Saturday on business con-
nected with the new First National
Bank building, of which they have
the contract.
Mrs. Ella Otis and two daughters,
who have visiting the families Of g.
L. Clapp Eaud A. D. Moe for several
weeks, lett for Spokane Friday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Ella Wilbur. of Wayne, Neb.,
who has been visiting her son, q.
r Wilbur, and uncles, B. r. and j.
Il. Shoemaker, and families, returned
home the latter part of the week.
Miss Bertha Master, of Portland,
who has been visiting Miss Merle
Blinn at the Thompson home In the
valley, returned home Thursday ac-
companied by Miss Leila Hershner,
who will be her guest In Portland.
LINCOLN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
For information in regard to Lincoln
County High School, Stenography,
Tvpewriting, Vocal and instrumental
Music, Manual Training. Rent Of furn-
ished cottages, cost of living, address
Prof. Wilbur, Newport, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Rabm returned
Monday from Newport, where they
have been spending several weeks at
the seashore. MIR. Rahm has sold bis
residence to A. T. Allen, and intends
to pack up at once and go to Sweden,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carlisle, of
Atchisou, Kansas, arrived Saturday
on visit t, s. e. Bartmess and fam
mily. Mr. Ca,lisle is q cousin OF Mrs.
Bartmsss. He left Monday for Cbeha.
lis, where be has large lumber Ia
terests, and will return later 10 join
Mrs. Carlisle.