The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-02
DR.. M. E. Weloh went to The Dalles

DF. M. II. WeiCu Went w Iue Ddlles
Tuesday on business.
Harry Hackett went to The Dalles
Tuesday on business.
DIR. Jayne received his Cadillac
automobile Saturday.
a. j. Cramer, who has ten acre
ranch ia the valley, was up from Port.
land over Sunday.
Father Johmann, has Eeen transfer
red to San Francisco and left for that
place Monday afternoon.
N. e. Snyder. of Brookvills, Pa
spent several days In the valley last
week looking at ranch property.
d. G. Henry left Monday morning
for his home in Eugene after spend
ing a week at the home of G. L..
Clapp.
A. b. Shelley returned Monday
evening from Gearhart, where he has
been enjoying an outing at the sea-
shore.
Mrs. Frank Davenport visited her
son and daughter here over Sunday,
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Monday afternoon.
Miss Leila Brouse, who has been
spending week with Mrs. Bent
Stranahsn, LETT for ber home in Uni
versity Park Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Bailey OF
Brooklyn, N. T., have been visiting
at II. S Richmond's for few days.
Mr.. Bailey is Mrs. Richmond's brother.
Ihos. Bishop returned Monday
from trip through Sherman county.
He reports the wbsat crop generally
snort. Hay is scarce and very high
in price.
Hazelwood Ice Cream special at
Ross x Richards this week ls Golden
Mousse, Coffee and Chocolate. Regu-
lar favors as usual. Special orders re-
oeive prompt attention.
W. P. Andrus stopped off at Hood
River tuesday on his way to Eastern
o egcn, where he Is going on bust
ness connected with the trust com
pany with which he is connected
Mre. Wagner and Homer KIuse and
W o, OF Wilsonvjlie, Ore, arrived
/ esday on a visit to N. Dragseth
aud amily. Mrs. Wagner is the
mother and Mrs. krLsc sister of
Mrs. Dragseth.
9 Ii Bennett caUe over from Lyle
Monday on business. Hs rays that
there have been two baH fires in hi.
neighborhood of late CoX's saw mill
burned and rsncher lost hls barn
wi mauy househol goods whtGn be
had stored in the burning
Mrs. II. l.. DumbIe went to POi :
land Saturday tu visit her sister,
Mrs, Jones, auI ,eturaed with her
brother, II. l.. Itieman, OF New YHrk
~ity, travelling passenger geut l0l
the Milwaukee load, and Mrs M.
Leroy, also of New York City.
Regular services at the U. B church
each Sunday morning and evening.
Sunday school at 10 a. IN. Preaching
at IL a. m. Young Peoples meeting
at 7 p. III. Midweek prayer service
every Wednesday evening at p. III.
j. X. Parker, Pastor.
Alonzo Coon and wife, of Steele
City, Neb, and, Mrs. Simonton, oI
Weuatohe, Wash left for their homes
Tuesday after visit with the families
of DIR. Coon and DIR. Nichol. Mr.,
and Mrs. Coon we're well pleased will
Hood River and announced their In
tention of returning to make thls
their future home.
W. Z. Sheets came up from Port
and Sunday to visit eatives sand
spent couple OF days the first OF the
week inter esting local merchants in
introducing Liza Pancake Flour,
which he is manufacturing. Mr..
Sheets says he is having good success
with the product and 1t Is developing
Into paying business.
The Y. w. G.. T. U. will meet al
the residence of Mrs. George p. Gro
we'll on Monday evening, Ssptem bel
9Th. Reports of uperintendents and
annaul election of officers will be the
order of business. The W, 9. L. U
state converts ion meets in Hood River
October 9Th, and delegates ale to bt
elected to that body, hence a full at
tendance lie desired.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Arnold, of Vine
land, N. j., we're the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Onth4nk lat week.
They have teen visiting the Seattle
fair, and have attended every exposl
tion since the Philadelphia Centennial
r While they do general farming il
+ New Jersey. they have % acres II
, sweet potatoes and Mrs. Arnold raised
3 this year 10, 600 SSickens, which sh'
sold as broilesz on the New York mar
! ket at dShR, h pair.
B. F. Gray spent several days oil
the ranch last week aud lett Tuesday
Q morning on trip to Walla Wslls and
{. ueighboring points in the interest o
r his mercantile house. He movet
r bis family into town for the winte
g so that ihs son can attend bigI
= School. Mr.. Gray says that the crop
9 on bis place are looking exeepitoanll.
i good this year. The apples are larg
o and coloring up good aud the corp
: OF alfalfa aud vetch as go)d ss any