The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-25
ng a Wonderful Lot to Choose From
Chss. Hall returned Friday tIom
trip to Portland.

Chss. Hall returned Friday hom a
trip to Portland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. P. Slade went to
Wasoo thursday to visit trisnds tor a
few days.
Grandpa Ellis returned Tuesday
from Wyeth, where he has heen visit
ing his son.
Jos. Casanave returned tuesday
from San Francisco, where he has
spent most of the winter.
W. g. Snow made a business trip
to Cello, The Dalles and back by the
North Bank road, Tuesday.
4. G. Buck has sold the residence
property of Mary E. Brydsun, in
Winans addition, to Frank Howard.
Peter and Marie Mohr aud Miss
Michels went to Milwaukee Ore. the
frat of the week to visit relatives and
friends.
&. E. Wilson returned last week
from Goble, suffering fiom very
sore foot on account of stepping on a
nail.
We are now ready for business end
have on display a complete line OF
early spring hats, which we will te
pleased to show you. j. & l.. Hawley.
MI. and Mrs Ralph Earl wish to
express their thanks for the sympathy
aud assistance during the Illness and
death of their father, Michael Smith.
j. A. Davidson had the misfortune
to cut his foot quite badly with an AK
few days ago, one toe being severed
and the foot otherwise being badly
cut.
A. B. Galloway, manager OF the
wrapping paper department OF Blake
MoFall Co., Portland, was in the city
Saturday getting acquainted with Gus
toners of the house.
Frank Chandler is now associated
with Dev!in & FirebauRh in the rial
estate business, and his wide
acquaintance and long residence In
the valley will be of valuable assist
ance to the firm.
G. r. Bone and wife returned Tues
day from Portland, where they have
spent several weeks. Mr.. Bone IL
slowly recovering the Use OF his leg.
WUICD Hb DtUh6u ldsb ldll Uut sbll
has to use crutches to some extent.
Rev. ]. L. Hershner held religious
services Sunday at Cliffs on the NORTH
Bank road. MIR. Hershner says that
Cliffs has settled down to a norma
growth and Is becoming a thriving
community. It Is largely a railI oaC
town as yet, 1t being division point
j. A. Stevens and Waldo Brigham
J who have made arrangements for th'
purchase of the local exchange OF the
, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
we're granted an exclusive franchis,
for the maintenance of a telephone
, system in Dufur for thirty years a
the regulnr meeting of the Dufu
council last night. .-Dufur Dispatch.
Mrs. j. j. Luckey received a lette
, from her son, Elwood, at the stat
? university at Eugene, which state
that all of the Hood River student
passed the preliminary examination
and will register Friday for the mex
, semester year. The Hood Rive
students are Elwood Luokey, Clyd,
, Pattee, Burleigh Cash, Ellen Trieber
Fred Struck, Sidney Henderson ant
: Albert rrabrant.
A. G. Buck has an interesting ieli
Of war which he has preserved TO
r nearly fcrty five years. 1t is an en-
velNpe enclosing Ii letter which he re
!. ceived while in the army, and tn
+ peculiar inscription reads as follows
"Greenf field, Mimi, May "a, 1864
: To Paduach, Kentucky. IL | hav
. | uood luek am Ooinp tn saa one Al
bert @. Buck, Co. D., 7th Regiment
Minnesota volunteers, patriot
young soldier of twenty one years.