The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-29
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j. A. Davidson was a visitor at The
Dalles Friday.
II. G. Kibbe, editor of the Mosier
Bulletin, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Price was visitor in Portland
for week, returning home Thursday.
DIR. Mike Welsh was called to Bri
dal Veil Friday on professional busi-
ness.
George Fox, now of The Dslles, was
in Hood River on business trip Fri
day.
John Leland Henderson went to
Portland Friday on business trip
for few days.
j. X. McGregor, the new Mosier
real estate man, was In the city Fri.
day on business.
Rev. j. l.. Hershner went to Ken
newick, Wash. Friday, taking the To-
cal train from here as far as The
Dalles.
Jesse Davidson came down from Mt,
Hood Saturday and took back load
of furniture for the new blacksmith,
VIM. Jones.
Chas. B. Harris. of Portland, was
the guest of G. P. Ross Friday and
Saturday. Mr. Harris is much inter
ested in the valley.
p. NJ. Morse is building a cottage
on Columbia street, and will move
his family np from Portland as soon
as be can complete the house.
Il. d. Gould came down from Spo-
kape the last of the week on business.
Mr. Gould has transferred his head
quarters from Wallace to Spokane.
Those wishing to buy thoroughbred
stock should attend the Portland
Horse Sale Company, annuel auction
at Portland, Ore, April 26 to May !
Grandpa Ellis went to Portland
Saturday to spend couple of weeks
visiting his son, Frank at Portland,
and his daughter, Mrs. Burns Jones,
at st. Johns.
Geo. Linn OF Hood River spent
several days this past week at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. N. Byerlee in this city st.
Johns Review.
A number of the knight Templsrs
OF Hood River attended meeting OF
the Portland Commandery this even
ing when the Knights of Malta degree
will be worked in full form.
II. s. Dano and G. II Beloh left for
The Dalles Saturday. From there
they will take prospecting trip along
the North Bank road, and may go as
far as Spokane before their return.
Mrs. Mary jackson has retui ned
from California, where she spent the
winter. After remaining here a
couple of weeks she will go east with
her cousin and spend several months
visiting old friends and relatives.
The Wind River Lumber company
is about to resume operation along
tbeWhite Salmon river. large force
of men will be employed and camps
established from the mouth of the
White Salmon to the headwater OF the
river. The WORK OF driving logs down
the White Salmon river was suspended
when the company mill at Menomi-
nee burned two years ago
II. s. Richmond has concluded to
clo.e his cabinet shop here -and will
90 to Portland in couple of weekszt 10
take charge of the factory work OF the
Pacific Coat Show Case and Fixing
Co He has been offered line posi-
tion with the company, which be has
aecepted. We are sorry to lose Mr.
Richmond, and he will also be missed
in musical circles.
John Often has received rom j. s.
Candles, of Honolulu, q souvenir GO
coanut, made into a matohsafe, wnlch
will be nsed this year by the Homo
lnlu Shrin RS as souvenir badge on
their pilgrimage to the Imperial
| Council at Louisville. 1t is inscribed
with the symbols of the order. Ihe
souvenirs will be in snch demand tha,
the delegation from the Islands Will
need csrlaod to go around. 1t 10 or
exhibition at Laraway's jewelry store
The new grade up the Underwood
hill is now open to travel, the hrsi
teams going over it at noon Friday
When fully completed it will be one O.
the best roads in the eoonty, and ado
many times its cost to the value o.
the land. Up the old hill 1900 lbs. wat
| pOO0 lOHu up luo hVN k'dNV 49,
CAP, wi ID greater ease. banl 3,0OO IDS
The people have paid the first cost o
the road, which was 1913 IL. INT
conntry will now take II over and pul
on the finishing touches. A Hne bee
of gravel was found abo1t half way ui
the grade which will enable it to b
efavelled very cheaply. Pioneer.
A Qapg of Japs working for Z. "
B,ree, at Mount hood, last week, II
attempting to blow out tree will
dynamite, succeeded In simply tear
ing up part of the roots. rbe tire
was lett standing while the Japs wen
at other work. Arthur Putnam drov
along the road shortly alter and afte
he had passed the tree short dlstanc
II fell across the road and onto tb
tent of be Jsps Oveiturning cam
stove the tent caught tiIe, and tn
limbs of the tree prevented savias bu
little of the outfit Nearly all tn
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