The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-01
DIR. Shaw was a Portland visitor
Saturday,

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Saturday.
Simon Copple was Portland Wis
itor Saturday.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, l0c a
can. Wood & Higgins.
Get a chicken pie at the Handy
Kitchen for your Sunday dinner.
Wa. Sherman and wife, of Astoria,
we're guests Of friends in the city this
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dickerson, OF Port.
land. we're business CALLERS at Hood
River Thursday.
Mise Enright, Of Portland, visited
her old friend, MIS-. Frank A. Cram,
over Sunday.
r B. Bragg is entertaining bis
brother, l.. I. Bragg, of Colfax,
Wash this week.
Arthur p. lift was up from Port
land the latter part of the week on
business and pleasure.
Special prices on lots in the Idle.
wilde tract for the next thirty days.
See W. j. Baker Il Co.
Miss Mary Woods, of Portland, is
the guest of Miss Ida Bryant, Of Eu
gene Street, this week.
Mrs. Cunning, of Vancouver, Wn., ,
was the guest OF Mrs. Fannie Davis,
of the East side this week.
Mrs. White and son, of Pine Grove,
left tor Tacoma, Thursday for visit
with friends for some time.
Mrs. Alice Barr, an old Pendleton
friend, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
I'll. l.. Hasbrouck over Sunday.
j. A. Adams and W. L. Percy, of
Fort Dodge, Iowa, we're in the city
Thursday looking for good buys
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Sink. of Wasco,
visited friends In Hood River over
Sunday, returning home Monday
morning
Leon Girod. aud family, and
Claude Gireg, of Orenoo, Ore, are Wis
iting friends in Hood River and at
Dee this week.
Mrs. Chss N. Clarke. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Staats, at
Dufur for several weeks, returned
home on Thursday.
Atty. Ernest Smith and wife, &C.
eompanied by Mrs. Smiths sister,
Miss Hunt, we're visitors at Cas-
cade Locks Friday.
Mrs. j. N. Hunter and daughter,
Miss Claire, of Bend, Ore, who have
been visiting Mrs. Jas. Hunter, re
turned home Thursday.
Misses Venice and Opal Cailison,
of Olex, who have been the guests of
Miss Lockman Tor some time returned
to their home Thursday
c. d. Nickelsen made a trip for
the Commercial Club to The Dsllss
Thursday a. m., to distribute the
Fourth advertising matter.
Mrs. j. G. Nucklass, OF Condor,
who has Eeen visiting her daughter,
Mis-. Kenwcrth, of the Belmont dis
triot, returned home this week
MIR. and Mrs. e. e. Norton, who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Bro
sius the past week returned to their
home at Long Beach, Calf, Satur.
day.
Be sure to come to the Armory for
your good time Monday the 9th, you
can dance as much as you like on
polished maple floors, aud the music
will be the best.
Geo. l.. Clark, OF Vancouver,
WASH, spent Saturday with L. N. and
Sam Blowers. Mr.. CLARK is an old
boyhood friend of the family when
they we're residents Of New York
Mills, Minn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen, of Hendricks
Mimi, who have been visiting the
Nickelsen's for few days returned
Thursday. They we're delighted with
the coast, aud especially the Hood
River Valley.
DR.. j. G. Gorsuch and wife, OF
Denver, spent a few days In the val.
lev the first OF the week looking over
the country They have visited sew
eral of the fruit districts in the west
aud said that Hood River looked bet
ter to them than any they had seen.
They are looking for location.
News has been received OF the mar
IlAR6 OI n. D DlOWoIs ~ ufes huys
of Marion, Iowa. Full particulars
have not been received but Mr.. and
Mrs. Blowers are expected home In
about ten days. They will make
their home on the State road short
distance west Of town, which Mr..
Blow ers recently purobssed
The fourth comuit'e which has
charge of the darce at the htn4ory on
Monday, the 5th, want TO assure the
young people who e' joy a dance
where good music. splendid floors.
and per feet order is maintsined, that
they can come TO the Armory and
have the hest time OF their lives. The
Armcry floor 10 l00x50 feet aud will
give plenty OF room for those who
want to come and enjoy the evening.
The music will be the best to he had,
and those who have ever danced al
the Armory know that the floors are
In perfect condition. The floor Ii
Of polished maple and was formerly
used for a skating rink.