The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-19
Shoes made or rep aired at Johnsen't

Shoes made or rep aired at Johnsen's.
Jack Culbertson returned Sunday
from trip to Seattle.
d. II. Ditzenbere, of White Salmon
spent Sunday in Hood River
The San Souci Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Murta Higgins, Thurs
day Mt $50.
Geo. Coburn and father, of White
water, Wis, visited friends in the
valley Sunday.
Thos. Murphy, of Iowa, spent sew
eral days looking over the valley and
left for Portland Monday.
W. W. Carpenter and Ewife, Il. G.
Graham and wife and Il. b. McCarn,
of Tama, Iowa, spent several days in
the valley last week.
Miss Maude Carlisle, of Arlington,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
f. S. Smith, left Tuesday for New
York to spend the summer.
The Apple Growers Union is ready
to take care of your pear crop. BY
shipping with them you will receive
buyers profits for yourself, which
is certainly worth saving.
Wanted, for cash customer, 10 acres
impi owed or partly improved one
showing some income; also 20 to 40
acres uncleared. G. Y. Edwards &
Co. Office next to Mt. Hood.
Seven per cent money to loan on
improved Hood River Valley lands.
Improve your apple lands. See W.
Il. Winans, at Winans on Mt. Hood
r. r, or write me at Dee, Ore, @,
Hood River county.
Mrs. Louise Goddard has Eeen
granted, by the Circuit Court Of
Multnomah, a degree OF divorce from
Grenville Goddard, also the resttu
tion of her former name, aud will now
be known as Mrs. Louise Boyden.
M. W. Hiscook has resigned his
authorship joEs around town and left
for Vancouver Monday. He has
traded his residence for Vancouver
property and expects to make that
city his future home. He received
word recently of the illness of his
father in Michigan and Will leave for
that state soon.
Wanted the following back num-
bers Of the Better Fruit, three copies
each, for which we will pay 25 cents if
in good condition: August, Septem-
ber, November, 1906; September
1907; May, July, November, Decem-
ber, 1908; January, March, 1909.
Better Fruit Publishing Co
John Bishop Putnam, of q. p. Put
nam's Sons, the prominent New York
publishers, was in the city Thursday
Mr.. Putnam is taking vacation IN
the west, visiting his son, who is at
the University of California, and
came to Hood River with letter OF
introduction to h. l.. Smith, whl
entertained him during the day. Nj.
Putnam was we'll pleased with what
he saw of Hood River.
Mrs. Marion MacRae has sold tbr
II. NJ. Moore place to ii. s. Hoge, q
Portland. Mr.. Hoge will finish clear
ing the forty acres and greatly i'm
prove the .plnce. There are nov
about twenty five acres cleared an
= the place is one OF the beauty pots 0
the valley. The further improve
ment of the ranch will be of gree
benefit to the balance of the place
in the Oak Grove district. Mr., III.
Mrs. II. S Hoge and daughter wer
0 up the first of the week and cIoset
the deal.
Hal Reid's great play, "The Kim
Of the Cattle Ring" is one Of thos
: stage productions that holds the aud
ience with the most intense interes
i rtom start to finish. 1t is five-ac
border drama and depicts frontie
i life in the southwest. / he struggle
8 between the different border char
> acters-1ndians, cowboys, outlaws
: thieves, plainsmen and settlers
realistic to a degree and is replet
10 with thrilling situations and climax
8. es. It Is an illustrated lesson for ou
N younger people In the difficulties
1t our frat settlers. Hop Lee, Pi
9 Dunn and Rastus, 10 their eff orts I
J. assist the hero and their employer
u provide upFosFious fun ty their lud
"a orous mistakes and blunders In the
adventures. Tuesday, August 24t