The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-23

G. W. Molntcsh went to Portland,
yesterday afternoon.
A. Wiuans was up from Portland
the latter part of the week.
E. E. Coad and wife went to Port
land Friday to visit friends. s.4...
c. A. Bell and wife we're passengers
tor Portland Friday afternoon.
Mic Sinnott came down from The
Dalles Friday on legal business.
Ralph Reed came up from Cascade
Locks las. week to visit the Toys.
L. III. Huggins spent most OF last
week at Seattle taking in the tair.
Clay Brock and G. f. Gilbert were
in Portland Thursday on business.
Thos. O'Connor. of Chicago, spent
few days last week looking over the
valley.
Fl. M. Austin, of Covington, KY,
visited friends here the latter par;
OF the week.
K. Ii. Weber OF The Dalles, spent
Friday looking over his orchard pro
perty In the valley.
ee Boehmer of Sherman County,
il visiting at the home of A. l.. Gar
michael this week.
Il. B. London came up from Port
land Thursday and went through t.
Mosier, returning Friday!
Chas. Merchant and wife, OF Ruth
ton, took the local from Hood Rive
( or Portland Friday afternoon.
James Lacey went to The Dale
Thursday. This is his first visit t.
his old headquarters in about tW
years.
James Lowell, who has been employ
ed at the llsner for couple of years
left with his mother and family TO
his old home in Arkansas.
Two yellow pumpkins fastened to
tree on Lake & Bottoms orchard, o
the west side, attract considerabl
attention from passengers along th
, road.
Geo, S Miller went to Portlan
Friday, where he will remain for
. month to rest up. MIR. Miller is M
decided what be will take up on b
return.
j. M. Wright has sold the new res
, dence which he built this sLing 0
the hill to Mr.. Kaufman and hi
, moved to his former residence on PHI
y street.
Nj. and Mrs. A. 4. Jayne left FIR
day afternoo Tor Seattle, where the
. will attend the fair and 90 from the
to there old home at Washington
Iowa.
II. G. Rowland and wife, OF RocI
ford, H., visited their old friends, Il
. Cutler brothers, In the valley al
Myron Bruner aud wife, in the cit.
: u GO uple of days last week.
Mrs. Guy Pound, of Wasco, Or
who has been visiting at the home
; Mrs Lou Baldwin at Mt. Hood
y spending a few days with her oousl
Miss Mabel Koontz, of THE place.
G. Y. Edwards & Co., sold to Nj
J. Il. Miller of Chicago, ten acres
il the G. b. Miller place two miles W.
l. of town. Mis-. Miller has taken pc
8. session and will make further il
IL provements.
Gust Hart, the successor OF j.
k Jobnsen In the shoe business
0. Chicago, spent Friday with N
0. Johnsen on his return from the Seat
8. fair. Mr.. Hart went from here
at California to visit relatives.
D. Mis-. l.. ". MaIcellus returned
Portland Fiday with Mrs. Schear'
a after spending week in the Gil
ns Mrs. Schesrer is troubled with
C. thma, and found Hood River did
~ agree with her, 10 bad to return.
lc N. W. Hardmsn, wife and &c
IN Everett, of Fire, Kansas, arrived
~ Hood River Monday on a visit
their son, Henry Hardman and fam
. of Mt. Hood. Mr.. Hardman is
, Grand Army man, having served
II, the 47th Iowa.
no The thanks OF the School Distr
n is due to Geo I. Pratber for t
nd fine WORKS just presened to the sch
NO library, Lyman's History OF Greg
ed and Lord & Pstton's History OF
an Government OF the United Stat
each work In four volumes.