The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-28
DIR. Welch was called to Mosier
Wednesday to render veterinary ser.

DR.. Welch was called to Mosier
Wednesday to render veterinary ser.
vices.
CHARLES FELTON, and wife, and Miss
Almina Mason, of Peekskill, N. Y,
are visiting S. +. Blythe and family.
The Feltons are cousins OF Miss
Clara Blythe.
"Coe" named after DR.. Henry
Waldo Coe, of Portland, is the new
station on the o. K. Il N, at Horse
shoe Curve near the site OF the dam
for the Furnish Coe project near Stan.
field.
@. G. Pratt moved into their new
house on State street Monday. They
have been living at the Waucoms
Hotel for the past few months during
the building Of their handsome new
home.
j, W. Mcclure and family, A A.
Dickey and wife and X. N. Stras-
baugh, OF Alvs, Oklahoma, we're here
last week looking over the valley with
view to locating.
Miss Ella Hart, OF Sherman, N.
Y, is guest at the home of A. W.
Onthank. Miss Hart and MIS-.
Onthank who are cousins and former
schoolmates spent the past week visit
Ing in Camas, WASH, and Portland.
|. Foster, of Riley, Ore, has pur.
cbpsed 20 acres of uucleared land
through the HeilbT onner Co., ten
acres having belonged to Terena DE.
Foil and ten acres to Mary E. Fra
zier.
S. P. kenney and wife, of Spokane,
came Friday and are the guests of j.
l.. Henderson and wife. MIR. and Mrs.
Henderson entertained about a dozen
guests IN their honor Friday evening.
The young men of the Columb bia
Club entertained at dinner Sunday
evening for s. p. kenney and wife,
OF Spokane, j. L. Henderson and wife
and Miss Constance Henderson.
Carl Onthank, who is a freshman
at the University of Oregon, Eugene,
has teen appointed to the staff of the
Emerald, the student paper. While
student IN the local high school last
yeai he was editor OF the Mascot.
The high school football team held
night practice last week under the
electric light at the foot of Third
street and they are making every
Ell ort to get their team in good shape
for Saturdays game with The Dalles.
A ill has been made at the bridge
near the Warren Wells place on the
east side road The road was blocked
tor several days while the work was
being done, which made long de-
tour via fuckers bridge necessary to
reach the east side ranches.
Mrs. M. Il. Ball and Miss Ball, of
Boston, Mass are spending some
time in the valley looking tor loca-
tion. They came west for the Seattle
fair and we're so impressed with the
Hood River exhibit that they came
to Investigate at first hand.
A crew of government fishermen has
been securing spawn from the salmon
run near the mouth of the White
Salmon river at Underwood. Over u,
600, 600 salmon eggs we're secured for
the government hatchery, located one
mile down the Columbia river from
Underwood.
Baraca club held banquet last week
which was attended by about 20 of
the members. This organization is a
young mems Bible class which meets
every Sunday morning in Nichols
chapel. Harry Clapp was elect ed
president of the CLUB for the ensuing
year.
Don't fail to see the great and only
the rich, Iacy and rare, Sniggles fam
lily, also music and recitations A
program of humor and fun. Mrs.
Louise Boyden and the Ladies Aid of
Oak Grove. October 20, s. m. Admis.
sion Is aud % cents.
Paul Hubbard, S. q. Oxborrow,
Charles and Arthur Clarke and
Misses Katherine Baker and Elizabeth b
Hadley took part In the production
of "Pinafole" at The Dalles last
week. Mrs. Charles Clarke, Mrs.
Arthur Clarke, Mrs. w. j. Baker,
Mrs. ". o. Hadley, Mrs. h. X.
Adams and Miss Adels Goft went
from here to witness the perform.
ante.
William Hall, OF LaGrande, who
had charge Of the Oregon horticultur
al exhibits at the A-Y-P fair ut Seat
tie was here Friday. Mr. Hall has
been an extensive fruit grower near
LaGIande but he recently sold out
his interests there and is looking for
new location. He will return here
for the Fruit Fair and will be accom-
panied by bis wife They expect to
look over the valley and they may
locate here.
The sale of 2 acres mostly six year
old trees George &. kingsman to
Peter Dorsu, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
has been reported by }. IL. He'll
bronner & Co. John X. Shelton, OF
Grand Rapids who bought a ranch in
the valley last year acted as the agent
for MI. Doran and selected the place
for him. Mr.. shelton, who wi be
looking after his own interests here
will over see the Doran place which II
one Of the best stan lard orchards Of
the valley.