The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-17

Mrs. M. A. Zelle, of Odell, WAS in
he city Monday.
Mrs. f. Eggert was up from Port
land the first of the week.
Mrs. M. II. Nickelsen is visiting
friends at Oswego this week.
Joe Hsywar of the Paris Fair, took
in the fair at Portland Friday.
9. X. Marshall aud wife. spent
few days in Portland last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs W. Z. Dabney re-
turned from their wedding trip yes.
terday.
The Sans Souci Club will meet this
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Chas.
Rathbun.
Mrs. Seneca Fouts came up from
Portland yesterday to spend few
days at the parental home.
I. +. Duffy, of Portland. was in
the city yesterday confering with At
torney Hartwig on business matters.
d. f. Lamar, who used to run
store in this city, is very i'll at the
home OF K. E. Fewell at the power
house.
Geo. W. Allen and wife and Miss
May have gone into camp at the Mo
Kamey place, which Nh. Allen re-
Gently purchased,
John Franz, OF the Mt. Hood, went
to The Dalles yesterday. He is re-
ported to have taken two empty grips
with him. Why?
Frank Hammond Is still in crit
ioal condition at the Cottage Hos,
pital, and no hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
Mrs. W. l.. Stanley and sou, OF Sea-
tile, and ID. V. Hendricks, OF Elgin,
| Ill, were the guetss of MI. and Mrs.
h. o. Blanchar over Sunday.
j. NJ Wood went to White Salmon
Tuesday to meet his n other, OF Van
oouver, and from there they expect to
make a trip up to Trout Lake Tor
few days.
M. A. ZelIer lost 200 cords of wood
at Summit Siding Friday by fire. He
had insured for $500 with the North
ern Assurance Co., Messrs. Onthank
d Often, agents.
H.
their infant girl Tuesday. The child
lived few moments after birth. The
remains were inferred In ldlewild
| cemetery.
DR.. II. Rupp returned from Po t.
land Tuesday, where he successfully
passed the examination of the state
board, and has received his license to
practice dentistry.
The work of the foundation Tor the
new building Of L. NJ. Blowers is
| rapidly nearing completion. The
masons have the walls up to about
| hve feet high this week.
Frank Menefee, of The Dslles, was
In the city Tuesday accompanied bS
@. S. Cowles. OF Minneapolis. Mr..
Cowles is state agent for Minnesota
for the Royal InsuIaoe Co.
Mis-. Ii. l.. Dumble, Mrs. J. Often,
Mrs Il. j. Kinnaird, Frank Chandler
and &. ID. Thompson are IN attend
snoe at the Gland Chapter OF the
Eastern Star at Portland this week.
Rufus Turner and wife, of Spencer,
Iowa, are the guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs
| g. II. Sumner. Me-. Turner is an eX.
pert electrician aud would like to
| find good Location In the west. lie
is much pleased with Hood River.
Mrs. Il. b. Barnes, of Camas. Wn.,
is the guest at the home of A. W On
thank this week Mrs. Julia a. Hart,
who has spent the winter III Callfor-
MIA and whose home is in OboIne,
Ohio, arrived yesterd y aud will also
visit at the Onthank home
Handy Kitchen viii have some
chicken pie, like mother used TO
make, on sale SATURDAY and Spuday.
Get chosen pie for your Sunday
dinuer, Prices y 20 and % cents.
Athur Waiter Brandt, the two
mouths old son of Mr. aud Mrs
Chritopher Brandt. If Portland, died
tuesday at Chas. Miller's place,
where the family we're picking ber
lies The funeral was held yester-
day at the Miller residence and burial
in ldlewilde. Rev. b, T.. brown of
| tioiated.
}, Luckey and William Ganger
have returned from Portland, where
they have heen demonstrati tbs
"nh pc" iuR 'Vuh du Ac supichlS
test OF what the hub will do, they at
tached wheel to power and resolveo
1t at the rate of 100 miles aD hour,
running 1t ter eight hours. and in.
stead OF using Gil on the bearings,
threw in sand. he only effect ot
the sand vas to make the hub a little
warm, but it showed no wear nor did
1t interfere with th free running OF
the wheel. They bave taken u large
number of orders for the device aud
as soon Ms complete machinery is
made for turning out the hubs, they
will again take orders. There will bs
no trouble in keeping large force OF
men busy manufacturing the patents.