The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-18

residence Monday forenoon and was
conducted by M. d. Odell. The re-
mains we're laid to rest IN ldlewild.
A new school house is being built at
Bingen,
Prof. Beatty had business in The
Dalles Monday.
F. II. Button returned no me from the
willamette valley Sunday.
SEE the upper Hood River valley.
Land for sale. w. II. Marshall, Dee Ore.
The N. +. Ladies aid will give a
musical Fridry evening, March 26
Home talent.
Mrs. II. M. Swift, OF Riceville,
Iowa, is visiting old Iowa friends in
the valley.
o. W. Butts, commission merch-
ant OF Omaha, visited his brother, A.
Butts, here last week.
The Nj. f. Ladies aid will give n
musical Friday evening. March 26
Home talent.
Word has been received Of the birth
of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. F.. n.
Blythe, at Portland, March l3.
Visit the Emporium moving picture
shows, at the Opera House and OAK
First streets. Entirely different pro.
gram at each Eplace. Hayes & Davis
managers.
A. S. Blowers came up from Portland
Saturday to attend a meeting Of the
First National Bank and attend to other
business matter.
Wilson's Orchestra went to Cascade
Locks last night to furnish music for
a dance.
j. W. Shipley left yesteday on the
North Bank for Walla Walla on a
business trip.
Devlin Il Firebaugh report the fol.
lowing recent sales In the Hood River
Valley: The 2O-acre farm of Albert
WEIGH to Fred L. Lisoo of Portland,
for 6,0O0; the l2Ia acre farm of A.
l.. Phelps to A. l. Morelaud, of Kan.
sas, for s., 600 Also 81 acre tract OF
improved land, heing pat OF the
Davenport fruit tarmI ract at Mosier,
from Mary d. DavenEsrt to Margaret
f.. Reeves.
G. l.. Woodworth has completed ce.
ment sidewalk in front of the property
known as the "Bachelors' Cl b." and
is the first cement walk on Oak street
outside Of the business district.
Mrs. L. +. Morse and Mrs. c. A. Cass
went to The Dalles Sunday TO visit
Miss Nirgie Crow, who is nurse at the
hospital there.
Capt. Coe spent couple of days in
the city the latter part of the week
MIR, Coe spent most of the winter at
Newport, and says the winter there was
more disagreeaDle than at Hood River.
S. II. Hillman, of Minneapolis. spent
a couple of days in the valley the first
of the week. Mr., Hillman is looking
over the west with view of locating,
and visited the White Salmon country
last week
b. +. Gray returned from Portland,
Saturday, where he has been having
his eyes treated, and spent Sunday with
his family at Mt. Hood, leaving for East
ern Oregon Monday.
Constable Ganger returned from
The Dall0s yesterday, where he locat-
ed one of the revolvers stolen from
Stewart's store, which had been sold
to second hand dealer in that city,
and brought it back. He thinks there
we're three men and that they went
east. The o. H. Il n. detectives have
been notified of the affair and are
keeping strict watch for the men
along the road
Capt. and Mrs. Steel, with their five
month9 old twin babies. are the guests
of +. A. Gram and family Mrs. Steel
is a sister of Mr.. Cram. Mrs. II. l..
Worse also came up from Portland to
visit her brother and sister and fami-
lies. Capt. Steel.is recently from Hav-
ana, where he was on sGen, Magoons s
staff, and has been transferred to San
Francisco, where he will report for
duty in short time.
A. p. and +. r. Manning returned
the tiIst OF the week from trip TO
Marshfeld. That county did not look
very good to them, and they did not
make any investments there.
The first automobile to be built in
Hood River will be for the Mt. Hood
railroad. Supt. Early has fixed up
two-seated affair, upon light trucks, to
run IN the track, and will equip with
gasoline motor OF sufficient power to
make good time. 1t will be great
convenience for inspection of the road
and emergency trips where the hand.
car is now used.
For Sale No. 3 Smith Grubbing Machine,
nearly new, $50 cable "a cable cheap for cash,
ThoS, Shere phone 2092.K. az
For Sale-One Petaluma incubator, PIG egg
capacity, good as new; in use one year. A 10
two galvanized brOOders Inouire + / Ie