The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-11

| o. &. Dean made business trip
to Portland friday.
Arthur Clarke was in Portland
Tuesday on business.
Rev. Il. IL. Miller, of Alhambra,
Cal came last week to visit l.. f.
Grimm in the valley.
o. P. Woodcock, of Chicago, spent
a couple OF days looking over the
valley last week with view to in
vesting.
Everett A. Brown and Henry Rog.
ers, of Douglas, Wyo., have been here
for week and are looking for or
chard land in the valley.
Mrs. Eva K. Harris arrived Mon.
day from Frederick, Okla, to be
with her sister, Mrs. j. Pyles, who is
i'll at her home in the valley.
Miss Helen Eaton arrived Friday
from Little Fails, N. Y Tor an eX-
tended stay with her father, Wynn
Eaton, at his ranch in the valley.
Robert k Carter has bought 20
acres of orchard land from q. f.
Conley near Summit. Part of this
land is in hearing and the price paid
was Sl3, OUU.
Humphrey Barton. an attorney of
st. p III, returned to Hood River last
week to look after his ranch out on
the west side He was here esriier in
the year with hi, family.
Miss Ida Wright has vacated the
Michel property and has set ur
tent In which she is residing. Her
90 hou ho h., kar
has been living in tent during his
Illness.
+ II. Hartwig's office in the Smith
Bl ok will he headquarters for Lyle
apple land. This land is identical with
the Hood River East Side, and can be
bought at ridiculously low prices, o. j.
Nelson * Co.
h. p. Newman, who WAS here and
bought truit ranch in the Odell
district last month, returned Sunday
from his home IN Louisville. Ky. I.
and expects to bring bis family here
in few months.
The Dtlles was visited last week by
deputy food and dairy commission
or, who visited the food dispenseries
aud dairies and caused general
cleanup, which included the arrest
of dairyman and butcher.
Chester A. Longdon and Harry
9. Hermans, OF Duluth, we're here
: Sunday Investigating orchard lands
; in the valley and then returned to the
other side OF the river where they
are looking Tor opportunities along
t the Hill line
! G. A. Moseley, of Clinton, Ia.. was
here a couple OF months Bto lo1t .
ing over the valley and since b Il
time he has been investigating be
t orchard districts along the Southern
. Pacific in the southern part of the
. site. lie came back to Hood River
Saturday and says he will locate in
D the valley as this seems to cfer the
|. best opportunities in the fruit grow
ing.
r A very pretty children's party wal
r given last Thursday evening by Mrs.
6. W. Thomson aud Mrs. H. M. Hux
- ley for their daughters, Wilma Thorn
=, son and Mildred Huxley. About
siXty young folks we're entertained
at the opera house from five unit
nine-thirty and enjoyed Halloween
s games and dancing. The hail wa
c decorated in keeping with tht
y autumn season. A dainty suppe
8. was served and altogether the young
re sters had a very delightful time.
Morning sevrire will be held at | ! a
M, at the Unitarian Church. Rev
. Arthur Hayes Sargent will give re
II port of the North Pacific Unitarian
u Conference which he is attendin
's this week, Thursday and Friday a
Everett, Wesh The Sunday schoc
/. had been re organized and will NEE
Of with the new superintendent at ga
b. a. NJ. At the vesper service at p
Of M, Mr.. Sargent will preach Of
le Goods Message to the mOdeII
N Jonah " Arthur Hayes Sargent
RS Hood River is to be favored wit
IN a visit from Bishop W. NJ Bill, q
Los Angeles, Cal, who is the residen
25 Bishop of the Pacific District, in
at Guiding the Pacific States, China
lr Brethren Church He will occupy th
puplit at the U. B Church, bot
:. morning aud evening Nov. q an
or giev one of his popular lectures o
- Monday evening Nov. p Ih
& Bishop lays the corner stone neN
- Sunday of the new United Brethre
= Church at Vancouver, Wash., whel
Rev. j. I. Merrill, is pastor.
~ Joseph A. Wilson aud Samuel {
=, Campbell left Sunday for Cbicae
N where they will arrange the Hoo
River exhibit at the Land K Irrig;
tiuu exposition. They are anxior
lit to secure space for the display of tt
1t carload of apples adjoining the b
en- Typographical map which the o.
ir' Il II. will show of the valley An
ng mountains They arrived in Chicss
nd yesterday and it was expected tb
re- the prize carload OF apples wou
IN reach the Windy City today. Nessr
ed Wilson snd Campbell will have :
I'm abundance of time and they inter
val to make 1t the best display that h
lever been put out dr rom this ssctio