The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-03
BINGEN.
(FrOm Observ err

The Pioneers OF Western Klickitat
will bold their annual reunion at
White Salmon on Friday. June IL
Any who have lived here fol twenty
five years are eligible tor mem bership
Come and euroll your name.
One of the new law that goes into
effect June IL is the one marriage
law. Everyone who applies for g
marriage license must take with them
to the county auditors Office from
reputable physicians that they are
mentally sound, neither physically y
nor morally d wreck, tree from al
taiuts OF hereditary disease, high
mined, noble ard self sacrificing.
These qualifications appy TO women
under %, aud to men who have moi
yet passed the century marx.
Among the visitors to Hood River
on Monday from Bingen, we're Miss
Henderson and MIS-. Reynolds,
CHARLES Guler, of Trout Lake, was
in town Thursday.
II ID. Phillips made business trip
to Hond River, this week.
Mise Mary Brantner arrived on
Tuesday from idaho on visit TO heI
mother
Ed. Suksdorf, who has been on q
visit to relatives near Spokane foi a
couple of weeks, returned home Oh
Tuesday.
W. w. Swan, of Bristol, retur ned
from business trip to Portland Sat
urday.
Horace Wetherell has been doing
the artistic work in finishing Pete
Iam's new cottage.
A new floor has been laid In the
postoftice, and one. bali of the build.
Ing is being fitted up for drug store.
Tbeo. Suksdorf made a trip to the
Trout Lake country on Sunday, re-
turning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Morris lett on
Tuesday for Collins Springs where
they will rusticate for few weeks.
Among other advantages of the
local train, we receive our Portland
dailies, a couple of hours earlier than
before.
Station Agent Gilbert informs us
that the local train willcarry express
matter hereafter.
Miss Shimmous' school at Hood
River closed last Friday. She spent
Sunday with friends 10 this place,
and lett on Monday for Portland.
George Thams has forwarded TO h
j. Clark, a lump of the china clay be
discovered on his place short time
ago, to be placed in the county ex-
hibit att he fair.
MI. Allen of Underwood. base
bali enthusiast, was In town on Mon
day trying to arrange for game here
next Sunday, but We are sorry we
could not accommodate him.
j. L. Reynolds purchased a horse
this week. Dame Rumor says be will
train 1t for trotter and expects to
enter it In some of the handicaps tc
be pulled off at the Seattle fair.
Mr.. Tonsfeldt has been busy IN
packing his drug stock, and getting
it ready for the shelves. lie will
have the most complete stock of drugs
and druggists sundries in the county.
The stone mssons finished thei
work on the sch Iol house basement on
Tuesday, Messrs. Wheaton & Woods,
the contractors, have large force OF
men at work and the frame work is
alI Ieady LOOMING up.
Oscar 9 Nelson, editor and pro.
prietor OF the Goldendale lndepepd.
ent, made Us a pleasant call Sunday.
He was one of the "looteis" for the
Goldendale baseball boys who came
over to play White Salmon. Mr.
Nelson says be lived at White Salmon
some twelve years ego, and not hsv.
Ing been here since, be iinds oondj-
tons greatly altered 10 this section.
He predicts great future for BinRen,
and says it only needs energy and
push to make 1t one of the best towns
on the Columbia river.