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

II. M. Wood spent Sunday In Port.
land.
J. +. Batchelder was in Portland
Saturday on business.
Miss j. W. Davis spent Sunday
with friends in Portland.
X. K. Morrison and wife of Mosier
visited frineds here last week.
Mrs. Will Stats, of Dufur, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles N.
Clarke.
+. A. Fleming and wife left Fri.
day for visit in Portland and Van
oOuver.
Paul Hubbard's Music House hai
Pianos, Organs and Singer Sewing
Machi nes.
Miss Bessie Albright left Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. j. W. Church
at Condor.
W. N. Nourse, of Portland, spent
Friday and Saturday In Hood River
on business.
Miss Bess Isenberg, OF Portland, IL
visiting the home folks In the Bel
mont district.
K. Brayford, of the Rockford store,
went to Portland Saturday to see
President TAFT.
+. Ii. Dwiunell and his mother,
Mrs. Dwinnell went 60 Portland Sat.
urday to visit friends.
L. q. Smith and family, of Odell
b. hnk ,,4
the week to visit friends.
Herbert and Chester Clarke, oil
Portland, are visiting their grand.
mother Mrs. Levi Clarke.
Geo. Fox has sold his saloon at The
Daites aud has purchased Chas. Hay
wards place at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Tucker left the
hrst of the week tor Southern Calitor.
nia 10 spend the winter.
Charles Hall and wife went to
Seattle Sal urday, where they will re.
main week taking in the tair.
p. s. Davidson presented the fire
boys with S25 check after their
heroic work at the fire last week.
Di. Earl Mcfarland returned to bis
lome In Portland last Thursday after
visiting his parents, Frank McFaT.
lend and wife, Ia the Belmont dis
tIict.
Misses Elizabeth and Elaine King
returned to Portland last week after
visit with Charles Albright and
family.
Henry Dillon and wife returned to
their home at Sprague's Mills, Maine,
after visit with John kroeger and
family.
James Higgins and Miss Mabel
Crisp, both of this city we're united
10 marriage, Saturday, by Justice A..
q. Buck
A. II. Houok, of McMinnville was
here Monday ON business in connec
tion with a timber claim he holds
near Green Point.
Ii. Harmer and family left their
ranch in the Belmont district Friday
and went to Portland, where they will
spend the winter.
j. G. Nelson, wi and daughter, of
Arena, Wisconsin, left Monday tor
the S attic fair after spending sew
eral days here with G. 4. King.
Jerome Smith and wife returned
Friday to their home at Oakland after
spending two weeks with theiI daugh-
ter, Mrs. g. f Jones, near here.
Chares Dinsmore and Miss Ruth
Dinsmore, of Austin, Minnesota, are
visiting their brothers, Luther and
Fay Dinsmore in the Barrett district.
Mrs George M. Drexel, and daugh
ter, Ada, left Sstui day for their home
in Elk City, Nebraska, after a visit
with William Olson and family at
Husum.
Myron c. McGregor, a railway mail
clerk on the o. Il & NJ, returned to
Portland Friday after visit with his
cousin, Luther Dinsmore, In the Bar
rett district.
George W. Coburn, formerly teller
of the First National Bank at Wen
atchee, has moved his family here
and IL living In the Mrs. Marcellus
house on Hazel avenue.
Mrs. Daisy EBettroche and Mrs. H.
II. Crosier, OF Portland, are here the
guests OF the latter's daughter, Mrs.
} M. Smith, and are attending the
W &. L. U. convention.
+. Ii. Coolidge has moved his jew
elIy st re on Oak street next door
into the room formerly occupied by
VI isss Davis millinery shop. Miss
Davis has her shop located at Alb Oak
str. ct, in the Nichols bull ing.
james Simonson has taken Fairy
Ally, the young stallion belonging to
Strsnahan aud Welch, to The Dallles
this week where the horse will pro.
badly he started in some of the races
at the fair. The horse has been train
ing at Portland for some time and
gives promise of making good. Fairy
Ally Is a horse strong IN Wilkes blood
with good crosses and makes a hand.
some appearance. The mares, Stella,
of Burns Jones, and Lama W, of WIN
| Rand, have also been taken to The
Dalles fair and may try for some OF
the speed purses.