The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-03

Oscar Inhran, of Lebanan, was in
Hood River Friday.
NJ. II. Lage, OF Pine Grove, was
business caller Friday.
g. |. Slocom made business trip
to The Dalles Tuesday.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, l0c a
can.-Wood & Higgins.
M. A. Gray, of Seattle, was In the
city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Michael Graft, of Mosier, was
Hood River visitor tuesday.
Harry Hill, of The Dalles, was in
the city Sunday on business.
Eva g. Butler, of Gresham, was
Hood River visitor Tuesday.
s. P. Eccard, of Mt. Hood, was in
the city Thursday on business.
Z. p. Michel, of Stevenson, was in
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
@. l.. Rogers, of the Upper Valley,
was a Hood River visitor Thursday. :
O. A. and |. M. Thomas were down
from Mosier Thursday on business.
| w. MAJ 5Hdll, VI bub bpDSI dl"
ley, was in hood River over Sunday.
j. P. Allen and wife, of Astoria,
were guests at the Wsuooma, Sunday.
st. Marks Guild will meet this
week FIiday at the home of Mis-. l..
Clark
| A. g. Staten and wife returned
from a trip to Portland Sunday after
noon.
| j. T. Allen and wife, of Astoria are
the guests of Chas Hall and family
this week
J MI. and Mrs. King, of Heppner,
were guests at the home of II. M.
Hamblett this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. d. Cul bertson
and Miss Louise Culbertson spent
Saturday and Sunday in The Dalles.
George Wuest aud family, of Port
land, arrived Saturday and will take
charge of the Wuest ranch on the east
eide
Atty. Geo. W. Barnes, OF Prime
vile, father of Mrs G. ID. Nickelsen,
was visiting his daughter here this
week
j. l.. Henderson has a want ad in
this issue that will interest any young
man who wants work and is willing
to make good.
W. l.. Clark enjoyed visit from
bis sister, and brother in.law, Mr..
and Mrs. Biazelton, of Portland, the
first of the week.
A. y. Adams, the postmaster at
Cascade Locks, was a Hood River
visitor Monday and took in the Me
mortal services.
The splendid rain which visited this
section was needed where irrigation is
not on tsp, and things look refreshed
as consequence.
Rev. J. l.. Hershner, of the Con
gIegational denomination, left for
Wsllula, Saturday where he held
services returning here on Monday.
J G. Porter and family went to
Spokane Tuesday for visit OF a
couple of months. Mr.. Porter ex.
poets to visit the east hetore return,
ing.
l.. L. Bragg, of Colfax, who has
been visiting his brother, r. b.
Bragg, of the Bragg Mercantile Co.
for some time, returned to his home
Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. W. s. Kennedy, of The
Dalles, who has been visiting heI
mother, Mrs. Rev. q. W. Kenndey IN
this city for few days, returned tc
her hope Tuesday.
The San Sonci Club will meet next
Thursday afternoon at 2 go at tht
residence of Mrs. Bert StianahAn.
This is special meeting and al. mem
bers are requested to be present.
Wanted-Geranium plants VIII,
aanyone having any to spare kindly
donate them for the court house
grounds and leave with Mrs. y. r.
Bartmess by Saturday. Committed
from Woman's Club.
q. Ii. Fowler and ii. A. Bretz, O
/ Battle Creek, Mich, we're In the cit,
, Tuesday and will remain here TO
} some time looking over the vale,
aud will no doubt buy as they 60,
this looks the best to them that the,
have ssen so far.
I Frank Chandler has purchased tn
, r. NJ +. Studebaker car of g. X
, Bone and will use 1t in his real eetatt
business. August Guignard has pur
/ chased the Bone auto car. Mr.. Bon
e says be has several more orders TO
! cars, but at present cannot fill them
o He expects to be able to do so ii
9 sixty days, however.
8 g. W. Thomson, OF the Paris Fair
= returned Saturday from Californi
q where he vent to visit bis father, VIII
D WAS very III, but who has recoveie
: sufficiently to he out OF dang a
3 present. Mr.. Thompson sp ut som
Q time In both northern, rs we'll ss tn
I southern part of California, and 1
8 glad tn get back. be reports th
!, weather dry, and rain is nee ed bad
!, ly in the sections he passed through
g The Hood River valley Is plenty goo,
enough Tor him, he says.