The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Get your meals at Parker Bros,
formerly Young's.
Best line of mems gloves in the city
at the Davenport Harness Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Kemp have
Joined the campers at Lost Lake.
Harry Coshow is up from Portland
for a few days visit with parents.
DR.. Sweetland and wife and Miss
Mark are camping at Lost Lake this
week.
A. S. Keir and j. M. Sohmeltzer
and families are camping at the sea-
shore.
Geo. L. Galligan, of Portland, visit
ed his brother, II. S. Galligan, over
Sunday.
The Misses Allen left Monday for
visit with friends at Pendleton and
WalIa Walla.
Bishop Scaddin2 and wife arrived
from Portland Monday and went to
Cloud Cap Inn.
Ice cream, soda water and cool
drinks served at Parker Bros, in the
Hall Building.
Frank Mcfarland and family and
the iamiIy OF q. q. MetcaIf are with
the campers a Lost Lake.
Miss Brace returned to her home
near The Dalles Sunday after visit
with frie1ds at Hood River.
Mrs. j. g Emmel returned Satur-
day from the camp meeting at Jen-
nings Lodge, near Gladstone.
Judge q. Masters, of Sparta, Wis,
visited the Gill and Taft families in
the city the latter part of the week.
L. II. Arneson, receiver OF The
Dalles Land Office, is spending his
vacation at his ranch near the Crap
per school.
j. z. Newell. of Newell, Gossett &
Walsh, was in the city Saturday and
inspected the city spring with mem
bers of the council.
Willis Melville, Samuel Thsger and
Ed GIazier, of Chicago, stopped off
between trains Friday to get a
glimpse of Hood River.
There will be a special meeting of
Hood River Lodge, A. f. & A. M,
at Masonic Hall, Saturday evening,
August IA. Work in M. M. degree.
Mrs. Rachel Massee arrived last
week from Menominee, Nis., to spend
the summer with her son, Frank
Massee, agent for the Pacific Epxress
Co.
Prof. W. S. Bleakney, of Pendle.
ton, Ore, spent day with Prof.
Gibson last week. They we're class
mates in college and had not met in
a number of years.
j. /. Holman has sold out his bar
ness shop at White Salmon to j. B.
Case of Nebraska. Mr. Holman is
again a resident of Hood River and
says, he will take it easy the rest of
the summer.
Prot Thompson went to The Dalles
Saturdaysto attend meeting of the
Second District Fair as commissioner
from Hood River county. The dis
trict originally comprised six coun-
ties, but is composed of Wasco and
Hood River counties only.
John Carroll, of Mosier Fruit
Growers Union, was in the city Sat
lrday on business Mr. Carroll says
hat while there is the usual shortage
IN the apple crop at Mosier, the prune
,rop is good and the prices the best
In a number OF years. The crop s
being handled by the Union, which |
expects to ship between ten and
;welye cars. They are being packed
n baskets and shipped to eastern
Those who have old prune
orchards in MosieI feel pretty we'll
with them.
W. q. Pillow returned last week
rom Portland, where he has been
lrder medical treatment for a cancer
which has developed on bis hand. 1t
originated several months ago from
J sore, which would not heel, it being
reated at first for carbuncle Lo.
,sl physicians Hnslly made up their
mind that cancer was develoI ing,
which proved true Mr.. Pillow says
/ is yielding to treatment, however,
md be is in hopes of curing it with
,ut injury to the hand.