The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-08
I. ID. Twesdy, of the Hill spent th
3rd at Mosier.


3rd at Mosier.
Order black cap raspberries from Oak
dale Greenhouse.
Mrs. NJ. Allen went to Mt. Hood
for few days visit.
Ask tor "0ur Flag" Tomatoes, 10c q
can.-Wood 4 Higgins.
Dr. O. G. Doane, OF The Dalles,
was in the city Monday.
Miss Viva Clapp is attending the
normal school at Monmouth.
Mrs. John Leland Henderson came
up from Portland Tuesday for few
days.
j. o. Is. Scobie, a Portland attor-
ney, was In the city Tuesday on bust
ness.
Harry Coshow. OF Portland, Is Wis
iting parents and friends at Hood
River.
Elsie Gabriel, of Portland, is spend
ing the week with parents at Hood
River.
Editor Kitbe, of the Mosier BulIe.
tin, was down to help US celebrate on
Monday.
Another one of those Interior Player
Pianos has inst been received at Soule's
Piano House.
Il. s. Richmond came up from Port
land Saturday to be with his family
over the Fourth.
ID. N. Ravlin, OF San Francisco,
visited friends in the city the latter
part of the week.
j. r. McCulston and wife, and +.
D. White and wife we're oelebrators
at Mohisr Saturday.
Mrs. G. Grifen, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her parents, Ii. l.. Goodrich,
at Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey SIusber, of
Dufur, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W..
4. McRsynolds.
W. 4. Mathews wife and children
spent the week end at their sisters,
Mrs. u. K. Stafford.
Rev. ID. v. Polling, wife and mother,
of The Dalles, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Butler Monday.
G. U. MCGUIRE and daughter. OF
Wood burn, Ore are visiting at the
Mcclure brothers in this city.
Mrs s. Ii. Soule was up from Port.
land to spend the Fourth with Mr..
Soule, of Soule's Piano House.
The Merry -go.Touud on the Hill
has changed hands again. The former
owner bought 1t back this week.
Mr.. Messenger, of Echo, who spent
some time here this spring Ia back
again, arriving Friday evening.
Mrs. E. P. Mathews and daug hter
came up from Portland the after
part of the week to visit old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II B. Stafford, OF
Portland, we're visiting @. X. STATE
and parents on the east eide this
week.
George Sharp is fast recovering
from his attack of typhoid fever, and
has gone camping to help regain his
strength.
Will Hall got his leg broken while
playing ball last week. There will
probably be a charity game for his
benefit.
Geo. s. Miller went to The Dalles
yesterday to make an appeal against
the decision of the claim contest
against him.
9. II. lSmith and II. b. Gehr, OF
Seattle, spent couple days In the
city the latter part of the week look
ing over the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Sensca Fouts and Mr..
and Mrs. McClintock, of Portland,
visited the Baker and Dewitt tamil
lies over the Fourth.
Mrs. G. W. Reed and Mrs. r. b.
Lindsay went to The Dalles Saturday
to spend the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Arneson.
l.. V. Rose, of Minneapolis. has
been spending a couple OF weeks in
the valley looking over the country
with view Of investing.
d. K. Norton and wife came up
from Portland to spend the Fourth
with s. Copple and family. Mr..
Norton returned Tuesday.
Hon. j. l.. Carter was appointed by
Gov. Benson delegate to the Good
Roads convention at Seattle this week.
he was accompanied by Mrs. Carter.
sLee Maynard and wife, who have
been visiting at the home of W. II.
Tyler, on Twin Oaks Farm, leave
today for Seattle on their way homs
10 Kansas.
Mrs. Carroll and her mother, Mrs
Sarah Barker, csme up tuesday tt
visit her son, Phillip ii. Carroll. Mrs
Barker will make an extended visi
at the ranch In the valley.
George Crandall fell from q hors'
yesterday morning and disl0cated hi
shoulder. The injury was prompt!
attended to ny physician and NJ
serious results are anticipated.
W. r. Lsraway received q care
from W. e Sherman from Southern
Oregon which stated: "On my wa.
south. No dust, no rain. Hav
made 4sl miles. Finest trip eve
had In my ilfe."