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

K s. Hyde was up from the Cas-
cade Locks Thursday.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, l0c
can.-Wood & Higgins.
W. L. Gribble, OF MT. Hood, was
in the city Thursday.
G. E. Moore, Of La Center, Wash,
was in the city Friday.
W. d. Chandler went 10 Portland
Saturday f. turning Monday.
G. P. Ross returned from Portland
Friday where he went on business.
S. l.. Young and wife went to Port
land Sunday tor short visit with
friends.
Miss Abbie Mills went to her home
stead at Timber Valley, Wn., the first
Of the week.
Mrs. f. Ii. Morlan went to Portland
Tuesday to vieit tor week with
friends there.
Mrs. Kemp. of Odell, went to Mos
ier Saturday to Spend Sunday under
the parental roof.
Il. G. Mann and wife, of The Dalles,
were guests at the home of Mis-.
Woodman Friday.
A. Il. Ellwsorth and wife OF Escan
alta, Mich, we're guests at the Mt.
Hood the past week.
A. Gaugle and wife, of st. Paul. we're
here Saturday looking over the fruit
| section of the valley.
I Some hail was reported In the val
ley Monday evening during the storm
but 30 Tar no damage WAS done.
Miss Margaret Ballard, and brother,
Oscar, went to rbe Dalles to spend
Monday and Tuesday, guests of their
grandparents.
Mrs. Cook. who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Peugh fo' q
few days, went to Mosier Monday te
visit her son at that place.
Attorney Stark was a business cal
ler at The Dallea the fore part Of the
week returning Saturday. He had 9
land case on besides other matters.
r. W. Larkin, of Carey, Ida, Is q
guest at the Hotel Ramona this week.
He is looking tor good buy In fruit
land and will no doubt locate in the
valley.
Mrs. Il. X. Bartmess and son, and
mother, Mrs. Hinkle, we're passenger
to Portland Monday, where they viii
visit at the latter's home for weel
or two.
Logan Newton, OF Canton, ILL.,, {
brother ot o. l.. Newton, OF the Hooo
River Box Co., has been visiting here
for few days and is we'll pleased
with the valley.
Mr.. and Mre. Olvis Anderson. O
Mt. Hood, who has been visiting al
The Dalles for some time. arrived
tuesday for few days visit will
Mrs. W. X. Shay.
Miss Edna Sewell, OF Portland, ar
rived Saturday and was assisting th'
local candidate OF the Telegram, Mis-
Tate, win the free trip to Alaska
which is to take place soon.
Tommy Flint, who had part OF hi
leg taken of last winter, has nov
been fitted out with sn artificial on
by DR.. Dumble aud says now he feel
ss though he had never lost bis limb
j. h. Burch, travelling auditor o
the Pacific Express Co., OF Portland
arrived in the city tuesday morninI
and will take charge OF the crop her
for the season, the same Hs he ha
done for the past eight years.
The folio wing births are reported
Frank Vogel, on May 2l, a girl; Wes
ley G. Sloat, May Is boy; Floy'
SpurIin May Is girl; Herman PreRg
May II II girl. The girls have tn
best of the bargain the past month.
rho Phoenix OF Hartford hold tn
record 80 fsr 10 Hood River TO
prompt payment. Some mouths ag
|, Mr.. Newman took out an eight hun
drsd dollar policy 90 his househol
effects with the agents OF the com
pany, Messrs. OnthaDk & Often, an
on Sunday morni & he lost ever
thing by fire. The sdjuster OF tn
. company, W. II. Wells, Of Portland
came up on Tuesday aud gave MI
Newman a check ter $500. The In
surance cost $500. This 10 the rigt
way for insurance companies to d
3 and not string their policy holder
for years, as some do, before settling
7 Things are going to be doing fIoi
nov on in Stevenson. Arrangement
] have been made by the lum bermen {
Q the county with the railroad compan
I by which they are to get a reduetio
OF rs cents per M on lumber in Cal
I load lots to the east This will stal
. up the mills of the county that bay
not get commenced operations an
. make business where things have bee
rather stsgnsnt. Several OF the mil
: have already received large ordel
o aud ID Is ouly q question Of time al
8 till all aie running on full time.
z there are half dozen saw mills !
I the nesr vicinity of Stevenson tb
/. will make lively times here as well |
. 10 other parts OF the county wheI
a such mills are located. -. Married
Q the home of the trideeroom's paren
3 In this city, Saturday, May ", 1870
9 John P. Gillett, j. p, ctf1ciatsin
Q Mr.. Eugene Ginder and Miss All
Wood, Stevenson Pioneer.