The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-22
The steamer Geo. W. Simons has
Feaumed har rnn IN tha uar

The steamer Geo. W. Simons has
resumed her run on the river.
Mrs. j. T. Wsart returned yester-
day afternoon from The Dalles.
}. A. Epping has pun chased the red
touring car of Clarence Gilbert.
Mrs Ben Theyson, of Portland, Wis
tied friends in the city last week.
II. Shelley Morgan, of Portland,
spent several days on his ranch west
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Frank returned
yesterday from California, where they
: spent the winter.
Mrs. VIM. Davidson went to Port
land yesterday after noon to visit
friends for few days.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Geo. z. Cfowell Fri
LAY afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Robert Wallace was hostess at
an afternoon bridge party last week
Flowers were given for prizes.
W. II. Pengh has purchased a new
Cadillac of Clarence Gilbert and has
sold his smaller Car to ME- lsen berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Christie have
moved to Mrs. Whitehead's cottage on
the corner Of Seventh and Sherman
| streets.
Mrs. II. E. Judge of Portland, is ex-
pected to arrive today for visit to
'Clairecraft, " her orchard in Oak Grove
district.
Mrs. Helen M. Frasier left yester-
day for Los Angeles to join her hus-
band, and will make her future home
near that city.
Mrs. A. A. Jayne returned from
The Dalles Tuesday, where she has
been receiving treatment tor an affeo
tion Of her left eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Moffott, of Port
land, came up Sunday and feIried
nver to White Salmon, where they
have a country summer home.
Mrs, Joseph N. Teal, Of Portland, ac-
companied by her young daughter, Miss
Ruth, arrived in Hood River Wednes-
day morning for rest of a few days.
Mrs, Harry Whittier and Mrs. Alfred
Rhales, of Portland, who have been
guests of Mrs. j A. Epping at Cedar
Creek Fruit Farm, have returned to
Il cir homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Root, of
| Portland, have taken apartments at II.
j. FrC dericks's new home near Paradise
Farm, where they will remain during
the summer and fall,
John ID. Coleman, general agent OF
the Home Insurance Co., was In the
city Tuesday and transferred the Hood
River agency OF the company to Geo.
d. Culbertson d Co.
Phillip IL. Carroll is planting 100,.
600 strawberry plants at his Oak
Grove property "Carrolton" this
week. Mr.. Carroll will also put in
ten acres Of Newtown orchard.
Prof. Beggs, who conducted a dane
ing class here last winter, returned
yesterday from Portland, where he
and will open class here Saturday
evening.
Capt. Dukes yesterday got his house
moving apparatus in on the ground to
take the old Bragg store building out
Of the street 1t Will Ee moved to the
lot owned by q. ID. Woodworth, near
the wagon bridge, and fitted up foi a
rooming house.
Rev. }. NJ. Lewis, of White Salmon,
will preach at Riverside Congregation
al church Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Rev. W. G. Gilmore viii de-
liver the Odd Fellows memorial ad.
dress at Mt. Hood Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
1t is reported that Mrs. Q. koplin,
who formerly resided on the State
road couple of miles west of town,
was married last week to Mr.. Rogers
at Portland. Her former husband,
from whom she secured divorce some
time ago, is In Pennsylvania with rel
atives. g..
Mair Dano, bookkeeper in the office
of the Apple Growers Union, left on
Tuesday for Marshtield, where he viii
visit his sister, Mrs. Magill, and may
conclude to remain in that country.
tie has received several fiattering
offers OF position and will investi
gate them while there.
NJ. a. SeaFGn, Wlte anu uhuRnIer
and Mrs Condor and Mrs. Hutchin'
son, mother and sister of Mrs. Search
arrived Monday from Logansport, Ind.
Mr.. Search spent some time in Hood
River, living on a homestead at the
head Of Rock creek year ago last
winter, leaving for his old home in the
east last tail.
A representative party of Portland's
young men visited the valley over the
week end, all going into the upper
valley on the Sunday irsin to inspect
their various holdings. In the party
were I. Morris Dunne, II. X, War
riner, j, h. Wiley and W. Ii. Ander'
sou. Prot. Robert krohn and A. l..
stephens also arrived with this party.