The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-01


The band bays wilt rive a dance a
tue Opera Bnuse OF the nigpt OF Jul
3rd. They are arransi ID some speeis
music aud big inns II anticipated
by all.
Mrs. E. s Hurspool, OF Laurel
came down on Wednesday, and viii
stay in White Salmon Ton while /,
be under Or. Garnett's treatment.
+. l.. Rosegrant got his arm severe
ly burned this week with hot ta,
while putting the roof on the new
post otl1ce building. We are glad t.
report that he Is getting along fine.
Rev. john McAlister and wife, q
Gle Elum, Wash. passed through
White Salmon last Monday to visit
Mr.. MeAlister's brother aud sister,
Chas MeAlister aud Mrs. Katie Be ".
en-, of Glenwpod. .l4s
DR.. Gerrnde Lord Gates is having
~ acres cleared on her ranch neaI
Snowdep to set to trees this fall.
Frank Gnwsn, first GLASS photog.
rapher from Portland, is located il
the knutson building, ready to do all
kinds of Photographic work. mg
Fl. l.. Simpson made a business
trip to Portland the first of the week.
Miss Geneva WoIfard, who has been
visiting in Waila Walla for several
months, rsturned to her home in this
city the first Of the week.
AL Sheffield has bought a lot ad-
joining the harness shop and will
build blacksmith shop.
We Will not make any big demon.
strations this year for the 4th bui
instead we will all close our shops
and help our neighbors celebrate.
Hood River is fixing for a big time.
Also euler is preparing for series OF
entertainments heginnnig on the 3rd.
The ball game last Sunday shows
that our boys are still in the ring.
Henry Bosch end A. G. Ramstead.
electrical engineers of San Francisco
we're visiting old friends here the
first of the week.
Chas, y. Brown, Of Chicago, met
his brother OF Portland at this place
and spent several days looking over
the valley.
W. l.. Wilcox was called to Oak
land, Calif., last week owing to the
serious illness of the mother of Mrs.
Wilcox and j. W. Caven, Mrs. NJ. b.
CaveB, who died on the 18th, and was
buried Of Fossil, Ore, her old home.
G. M WoItard & Go. have had a bic
sign painted on the west side of their
store building.
Messrs. and Mines. 81. "A. Thomas
and a. @. Carlson returned last qdes.
day from the AY Z fair.
The editor Of the Observer saws that
Bingen does not smell as sweet under
any other name. Weare exceedingly
anxious that their scent Is not waited
away nnder the. name of White Sal
mon. &E&t @ ## E& #g|
B. o. Hamilton returned from the
A-f + Exposition last Tuesday. Mr..
Hamilton attended the meeting of the
grand lodge AF. aud A. M aud took
10 the Exposition while there.
J. Morgan lewis shipped crate OF
berries to st. Paul last week and re-
letter Monday stating. that
hey arrived In good shape and we're
The finest berries they had ever seen,
No wonder White Salmon Is getting
1er rep mp as a berry section.
The first anniversary OF Women of
Noodcraft held at the l. O. 0. Il.
aaU last Monday night wac we'll at
tended and a good time reported by
III who were present.
j. X. Snyder, of the Columbia and
Okanogan Nursery Co. at weuatchee
VS. in White Salmon last Monday
Mr. Snyder Informs us that they will
ut IN a nursery at White Salmon |
his coming tall. .fa
Miss Florence WTay arrived from
AXE Port, Calit., TO Join her parents
i this place last Saturday
Mr.. and MIS- j. +. Esan returned
asst Friday from Carson where they
ave been camping for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Egan are feeling fine
tier their outing.