The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-16

A. A Jayne returned from Portland
yesterday.
W. X. Winans made a business trip
to Mosier yesterday.
G. r. Bone had business In Port
land the first of the week.
+. Deitz and Ii. G. Deitz and wife
left for the Seattle fair Monday.
Dance at Pine Grove Grange Hall,
Friday evening, September "a.
Mrs. J. Mcneil, of Chicago, is Wis
iting her neice, Mrs. Roland Stat
ford.
Reymund Early left yesterday for
Eugene, where he enters the state
university.
For Rent-A nice, modern house near
the new high school. j. NJ. Wright,
phone 307X.
Rev. Collins and family returned
last week from Collins, where they
spent several days.
j. ID. Riddell, OF The Dalles, spent
several days In Hood River and White
Salmon this week.
b. T. Ford will be on hand to fill
the pulpit of the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. }. G. Taft
on the Heights, Friday afternoon.
Frank johnson and wife OF Curtis,
Neb., we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ID. Homewood several days
last week.
+. W. Pringle, of Chicago, who pur
chased ranch at White Salmon and
will make that his home, was in the
city Monday.
DIR. Broaius accompanied his son,
Este, to Eugene the first of the week,
where the latter enters the state uni
versity this year.
Ii. j. Frederick accompanied his
son, Milo, to Portland Tuesday morn
Ing where the latter will enter the
Columbia University, for his fist
year.
"The Kind OF a Church | Wonld
Like My Home Church to Be-" ia the
theme of Rev. W Q. Gilmore at the
Riverside Congregational Church
Sunday morning. There will also
be special music by the quartette
choir.
Rev. DR.. Buchanan, who has spent
many years as traveller and preacher
In Australia, South aud Central
Africa and New Zealand, is looking
over the Hood River valley in the in
terest of au English colony. lie is
favorably impressed with what he has
seen OF the valley and says he will
be able to make favorable report.
Fleming 4 Taft are erecting a large
barn ON the Heights 36xG0 feet with
large lott which will hold 100 tons
of hay, A cement floor runs the
length Of the middle of the ground
floor, while on each side aIe stalls
toI "a horses. 1t will be great con.
venience for their transfer business
and also facilitate the handling of
hay and feed.
ID. Mcdonald has sold an |. IL. G.
Auto buggy to Il. Leabo, travelling
salesman tor Allen Il Lewis, and Mr..
Leabo wes here yesterday with his
new machine. He Ferried across to
White Salmon, and wilt go from there
to Goldandale. lie finds it just the
thing for making interior points and
much cheaper than team.
p. o. DeMoss, OF DaMoss Springs,
was In the oity the first of the week,
having returned from Rooster Rock,
where he has purchased farm and
will remove there. He visited his
brothers.in law, the Dskins, while
here, and their mother, Mrs q. |.
Dakin, returned with MI. DeMoss
yestei day to his home, to visit her
daughter and Join her husband.
Mr., and Mrs. G. |. Dakin will live
on the Rooster Rock place with their
daughter and husband.
Tuesday evening crowd of boys
went swimming near the boat land.
ing, and upon dressing found that
some one had gone through their
clothes and taken meney, knife and
other articles of value. One boy
lost quite sum which he happened
to have in bis purse, while others
we're fortunate that they had hut lit.
lie money In their pockets. Suspic.
lon points very strongly to couple
OF boys who we're near the clothes at
the time, and Marshall Lewis will
make an example OF them rs soon
as 1t is proven. Young boys starting
out with that kind of work are on the
road to the penitentiary, and the
sooner an example is made OF them
the better it will be for the culprils,
as we'll rs lesson to deter others
from following along similar lines.