The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07

j. K. Robertson went to Portland
Thursday
o. G. Dean and wife returned from
Portland Thursday.
j. F. Batchelier was a passenger
for Portland Friday.
G. X. Marshal had business In Port.
land the latter part of the week.
9. A. Briggs and wife returne d
Friday from trip to Portland.
M. W. Kollock made trip to Pert
land the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Laraway left for
their new home at Eugene Friday.
Edwin L. Wentz has been given
a commission as notary public.
Paul Hubbard has the only sheet
music in Hood River. Bartmess Bldg.
Myron Bruner and wife spent few
days in Portland the latter part OF
the week.
O. Il. Power and h. b. London, of
Portland, spent Sunday on their ranch
near Dee.
Take home at bottle of Mt. Hood
Oyster Cocktails put up by DeBussey's
Chop House.
Mrs. Il. b. Carroll, OF Portland
spent Sunday at her ranch in the
Crapper district.
John Evans returned to NJ osier Sat
urday after visit with his daughter
Mre. Frank Macy.
E. r. Manning and wife, of Mount
Hood returned Sunday from a visit
to the Seattle fair.
Mrs. Frank Davenport, ST., OF Port
land, visited her children and fami.
lies here last week.
f. E. Strsng and family came up
from Portland the latter part of the
week for few days.
f. A. Fleming made business
trip to Portalud and Vancouver the
latter part OF the week.
Hey, there old boy Go to Paul
Hubbard Tor the piece of music. He's
got the latest songs. Good
Roy Slooom, John Franz and
"Bud" Cashen went to The Dalles
tuesday TO dtCeHu the tHlTs
H. d. Osborne, of Sioux City, Iowa
is visiting bis son, j. Ii. Osborne, of
the Hood River Banking & Trust Co.
Mrs. James Graham returned Sun.
day evening from Portland, where she
had been visiting her son, q. W. Ora
ham.
Sheriff aud Mrs. l.. III. Morse left
Monday evening for a visit to rela.
tives and friends In Michigan and
Kansas.
A. Darrow, of Woodstock, l.. b.
Spain, of North Lewisburg and L.
Smith. OF Milford, Ohio, we're guests
of j. f. MoIlroy last week.
Mrs. Ed ward Culbertson left Mon
day morning for her home In Wash
ington, Pennsylvania, after visit
with her sister, Mrs. } W. Rigby.
MTs Robert A. Lam berson, went
to Portland last week where she will |
remain through the winter with her
parents, Rev. j. A. 2. MoG aw and
wife.
Bert Lane has purchased his
partners interest in the Lane IL Gill |
bon g cigar and confectionery stoFo .
and will continue the business at the
old stand.
j. b. Morton, of Sparta, ILL.,, who
is visiting q. h. Markham and family
in the Barrett district, went to Yak.
ina Friday In company with Mr..
Markham for few days.
Pete Hansen, lnmber jack of Dee.
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spent the night in the city jail and
was assessed $5 and costs in the Re
corder's Court Saturday morning.
Chas. Jones, of Titon Bros, Port
land, WAS in the city the latter part
of the week. Mr.. Jones has secured
the contract tor heating plant in
the new Christian church at Mosier.
George p. Schlosser, formerly sec.
retary of the Commercial Club a:
Green River, Utah. moved to Hood
River with bis ia nily las week and
will reside here in the future.
Ihe showers have begun and it will
rain in few weeks. Morlan & Good.
man have just brought In "a new stock |
of fine raincoats tor ladies which will |
keep out the damp and have a stylish
appearance.
The steamer Bailey Gatzert Was
taken off the daily run the nrst of
the month and is now on the freight
between Portland and The Dalles,
running alternate days with the
steamer Dalles City.
Mrs Ella Otis and two daughters,
Msdge and Helene returned Friday
from Spokane and they will make
Hood River their future home Mr+.
Otis Is sister Of Mrs. A. ID. EMoe
and Mrs. q. l., Clapp.
Mics Olive SturRis entertained the
young ladies of the J. U. g. club
last Thursday evening with fancy
dress party. All of the guests were
attired iu unusual costumes and some
very striking pictures could have
been made. Dainty refreshments we're
served and the affair was highly en-
joyed.