The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29

Dalles Monday.
Silas ii. Soule made business trip
to The Dalles Monday.
Cyril Nutley lie spending the week
at Corbet with friends.
Prof. Beggs went to The Dalles
Monday on business.
Mrs. r. II. Kemp went to Mosie r
Tuesday to visit relatives for few
days,
W. K. Green came up from Port
land Monday to look after his inter
ests here.
Misses Iona McGrath and Snow
Copper returned Tuesday morning
from the Seattle fair.
A fine awning has been put up to
protect the show windows OF Clarke's
drug store from the hot rays Of the
morning sun.
Miss Axtell, of Cleveland, Ohio, ia
visiting her cousin, Mrs FL. }. Hib'
bard, and went to Pomeroy last week
to visit friends, returning the Hrst OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinhof are spend
ing couple of weeks at the Seattle
fair. MI. Steinhotf expects to resume
hie old position with lithographing
concern at Seattle tor the winter.
Phone l94K or write A Be, care The
Glacier, regarding household goods and
Mission furnitures which owner wishes
to dispose OF before leaving city. Prices
satisfactory. 1t
The Hood River Apple Growers
Union will handle pears this season
In carloads. This will undoubtedly
assist the growers very materially In
getting better returns for their pears
than they have ever received.
Mrs. l. Winans, of Portland, Is
visiting few days with relatives In
the city and attending to business
She stopped off at Collins landing to
see her husband, who is very slowly
improving.
Lou Morse, sheriff OF Hood River
county, was iD Stevenson last Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Morse YVES at one
time engaged In the logging business
near Stevenson and IS we'll acquainted
here. He took In the wrestling match
, while be was In town. Pioneer.
Mrs. l.. M. Fowler arrived Monday
evening from Portland and visited
! with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Strana-
. han until Tuesday morning, when she
0 returned to her home at Rufus, Ore.
She took with her Leo Ballard, and
will give the boy a good home.
? Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Alexander, of
8 Los Angeles, Gal, spent several days
In the valley last week and visited
the cherry orchard on the NuDsmaker
place. They said that the Hood
River cherries we're liner than any.
thing they had seen In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dillon, of
Easton, Maine, have been visiting
John Kroeger and family, In the
, Odell district. tuesday they left for
] Olex. Ore, to visit relatives, and will
' 90 from there to the Seattle fair.
They are we'll pleased with Hood
River and may return to locate.
. Miss Ames returned TO her home at
4 Mayville, N. d., Monday, after q
o visit with the family of T. A. Scbaal.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Geist and daughter,
6 Winifred, of Umatilla county, hav q
j been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nun.
" amaker at their country home, and
left Monday for Seattle to take In the
n fair. Mrs. NunamakeT accompanied
n them as far as Portland, where she
n will have her eyes treated by spec
10 ialist.
:. Marshal Lofts says that a garbage
y dump on the East Side has been fittec
10 up where garbage can be dumped ant
b hurned. The old gravel bed in th'
road leading west after the first turt
1t up the hill has been fitted up to-
1t this purpose, and is the only plac
!. where garbage will be allowed to b
10 dumped In the city limits. 1t mus
Id be burned also after being dumpe
@. in the hole. The practice of dump
r. ing garbage slopg The river front 0
be the road to the Underwood landin
ne must be discontinued, and psrtie
be making use of that locality tor dunn
ing refuse are liable to arrest.