The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-29
Rev. j. q. Tate returned from Port
land Saturday.


land Saturday.
Miss Florence Wiedriok returned to
Portland last week.
DR.. M. K. Welch returned Sunday
from visit to Portland.
Sidney Henderson returned from
Portland Sunday morning.
j. X. Nunamaker made business
trip to Eastern Oregon last week.
Mrs. G. D. HinIichs visited In
Mosier the latter part of the week.
G. II. Stranahan and w. L. Clark
went to Portland on business Satur-
day.
L. e. Taft and @. Fl. Castner aud
families returned Sunday morning
from the Seattle fair.
The cream pressed brick has arrived
for the Blowers building, and the
front Ia going up rapidly.
Orville Moore left for Spokane Sat-
urday and Mrs. Moore went to Wolf
Creek to visit her father.
Mrs. Ihsrp returned to lone Thurs
day after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Ms. G. Ii. Stranshan.
q. A. McCarger, II. f. Bothfur and
Fl. q. Kibbe, of Mosier, transacted
busines In the city Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harrison, OF Mime
apolis, spent some time In the valley
last week looking for location.
&. l.. Copple OF Corvallis, formerly
of Hood River, was In the city the
latter part of the week on a business
trip.
|. DR.. Wilson has returned from
Washougal and Is again in DIR. Jen'
kins' dentist partoIs In the Hall
building.
b. I. Davidson, wife and family, Of
LaCross, Idaho, are visiting theii
mother aud brothers in the city and
valley.
Mis-. Devlin and Mrs. Page returned
TO Astoria Thursday after visit witt
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Adrian Epping al
Cedar Creek Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Wells, o
Bonneville, arrived Monday evening
on a visit to Hubbard Taylor ant
other relatives.
Robert Smith came up from Port
land Monday evening and went tt
Green Point Tuesday to look over BIZ
Ium ber interests.
John Moore, of PrineviIle, visited
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A
Moore, In the Oak Grove district. th'
latter part OF the week.
Billy Wheeler, the popualr garden
er. won't work foi bis boaId am
moIe u.less he can have FolgeT 7
Golden Gate Coffee served him.
MIR. and Mrs. II. r. Geary are en-
loving a visit from their son, A. b
Geary, OF st. Paul, Mimi, also Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Kingsbury, OF Monti
cello, Mimi.
IL. Simpson came up from Cor
nelius, Ore, Saturday, on business
Mr.. Simpson has secured an option
on a farm between Cornelius ant
Hillsboro, which be epxects to bu!
and engage in general farming.
The editor aud family enjoyed
visit Sunday from W. Wade. formeri.
of Mankato, Mimi, who has accepted
position with the Portland Flourin
Mills at Wasco, and left for tha
place Monday morning. Mr.. Wade
family are still In Portland and vii
, leave for their new home in fe'
days.
r. A. Fleming and wife went t
The DalIes Monday evening, and fror
! there Mr.. Fleming went to Dufur t
. look for more hay. He bought -
. tons In Washington while on bis foi
! mer trip, aud says that hay is yer
J scarce and going up iu price. Ii
=. expects good Timothy to sell as hig
AS SIS ton this winter.
Chas. Chandler and family le
4. Thursday for Wsusau, Wis, to Wis
/. relatives, and from there Mr.. Chant
ier will probably go to Texas, whei
Q he has large laud interests. be sol
: the forty acres iu Hood River to Va
cry Annela, Finn, for $40, 900 M
n Chandler has been a resident OF u
k valley for twenty-five years, at OF
, time owning considerable land on o
west side.