The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-05

Mrs. Arthur Page visited friends
at The Dalles Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Beatty are hav.
ing an outing at the sea shore.
Bert Zeek lett last week for Seattle
where be expects to spend the sum.
mer.
M. EmstIum went to Portland Satt
orday to spend a week with his
family.
A daughter, Miss Eleanor, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Hall,
July 81.
Mrs. Geo. +. Stowe spent a couple
vt weeks In the city last week visit
ing friends.
9. Y. Edwards spent a couple OF
days In Portland on business the first
Of the week.
Mrs. A. ID. kellar was taken to q
hospital at The Dalles yesterday for
medical treatment.
The social TO be given by the ladies'
OF the Baptist church Friday evening
has been postponed.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Charles Tostevin and
daughter we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Tostevin last week.
VIM. Nichols, of Milton, Ore, is
visiting his son, J. Il. Nichols, and
both are spending today In Portland.
Mrs. M. Emstrum, who has been
visiting friends In the valley for the
past three weeks, returned to Port.
land last week.
Miss Margaret Fleming returned to
Portland Saturday after a visit with
Mr.. an Mira j. j. Gibbons, in the
Barrett district.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Barber and two
sons, OF Sioux City, Iowa, visited
Rev. W. q. Gilmore and G. Il. Lath.
rOp and families last week.
X. A. Copple, of Marshtield, Ore,
spent Saturday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Copple, on bis return
from an extensive Eastern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Campbell, of
Litohfield, NeE., old Nebraska frieuds
and Mrs. d. Ii. Watson, of Portland,
visited at the home OF II. K. Bradley
last week.
DR.. uill, pastor of the Presbyter:
Ian Church at Portland, accompanied
by Mrs. Hill, spent a few days at
Cloud Capp Inn last week, returning
home Saturday afternoon.
Apricot Sherbet between Bi,que, Is
the special this week on Hazelwood
ice cream ut Ross & Richards. Spec.
ial orders filed on short notice. All
the regular fiavors as usual.
J. p Thomson went to The DaIles
yesterday on business. Mr.. Thomson
says they have 80 acres Of hay ON the
Old Moody ranch, now owned by
himself and +. O. Sexton, which will
net them 5000 this year.
Jas. MoBain has been awarded the
contract to build the foundation for
the new First National Bank build.
ing, and has force of men busily
engaged in the work. W. g. Aldred
finished the excavation last week.
The Misses Aldrioh, of Grand
Forks, N. D., who have been visiting
relatives and old North Dakota
friends here for week, went to Port.
land the latter part OF the week, and
will return home by the Canadian
Pacific route.
s. f. Bartmess will go to Mosier
today to take up the body of Mis-.
Esther Almina Renoe, who was buried
on farm at that place February
7, 1897. 1t will be reinteIred In Idle
wild cemetery at Hood River In the
family lot belonging to Mrs. Pauline
Boyer, of Heppner, and Miss Reuos
Of Portland.
Jos. A. Wilson left Monday for
Seattle, where he will have charge OF
the Hood River exhibit at the fair for
the balance of the season. No better
man could have been selected tor the
position, ana 1t is fortunate that Mr.. |
Wilson has the time to devote to it.
Hood Rver's interests will be- taken
care of in good shape.
DR.. Coe, of Portland, arrived Tues.
day with delegation of North
Dakota land seekers for eastern Ore
gon, where they will look over the
irrigated land project In which DR..
Coe 10 interested. They stopped off
here and took ride through the val
ley. His son, Geo. Coe, who was
with the party, was taken sick with
an attack of the grip while here and
went back to Portlsnd accompanied
by DIR. Dutro.