The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-05-13

W. H. Shepherd was down from The
Dalies Thursday.
Jesse Luntz, OF Lyle, was a guest at
the Mt Hood Thursday.
Frank Baker and Walter Irwin we're
down from Dee thursday.
A. Cohen, OF Seattle, was transact.
ing business In this city Wednesday.
Miss M. B. Baker of Spokane, was
visiting friends in this city Thursday.
Joe Vogt of Hood River spent Sun
day in this city with his parents
Optimist.
II. M. Poole OF The Dalles was in
the city Thu sdsy, and registered at
the Mt. Hood.
Robt. Livingston, of Portland, was
in the valley last week looking over
his property inerests.
Robt. johnson, of Mt. Hood, was
down the first part OF the week look
ing after his land interests.
M. Dumas returned to Portland
Friday after spending come time on
his ranch in the upper valley.
Ed Spencer. of Mt Hood, was in
the city few days the past week,
the guest of his sister, Mrs Paul
Hubbard.
Hand-saws, buck-saws, cross-cut and
all kinds OF saws flied at the Hood River
Box Factory. Saw cumming speciality.
All work guaranteed. tt
G. K. Statior aud wife we're visit
ors at Portland he past week. Mrs.
Stafford remained a few days the
guests of friends. returning home
Friday.
DR.. F. G. Brosius, OF Hood Rivec
was in the city Saturday to attend
the base ball game between the high
school leans of The Dalles and Hood
River Optimi4t. -
e j. Fisher, of Forest Grove,
Ore was in the city Wednesday and
Thursday the guest of the Mt. Hood
River. MIR. Fisher was here in the
interests of real estate,
Word was received here last week
that g. G. Roberts and Glen Fabrick
we're victims OF runaway accident
at Medford, and that Mr.. Roberts was
quite badly injured.
O. j. Nelson left for Goodnough
Hills Thursday to spend some time on
his homestead. tie will dig we'll aud
start building house preparatory to
taking up his residence on the place.
Mrs Sletten of Hood River visited
her sister, Miss Gleason of this place
last Sunday. Mrs. Sletton favored the
people at the Congregational church
with two excellent solos -Enterprise.
Stewart Vaughn, of McMinnville,
accompanied by his wife, visited his
brother, Cyrns Vaughn, last FRIDAY.
They were on their way home from a
visit to children ut points in Eastern
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Cbilders went
to Hood River last week on viist
They will visit their daughter in Gold
endaIe before returning and expect to
be absent from the city about three
months. -Optimist.
Joe Wright returned from Carson
Thursday much improved. Mr..
Wright says that he received the best
of treatment at Shepherds Mineral
Springs, and thinks the springs, hotel
and management are about the best
In thA country.
A special train Of several refriger
ator cars of seed oysters came through
Thursday on The time OF train 7. The
special came all the way through from
the Alanttio coast on passenger time
80 that the young oysters could bt
planted in the Pacific at the earliest
possible moment.
A large Rhode Island Red capor
taking care OF brood OF yount
chickens, was an attraction In th'
show window of Bragg's store las
week. The bird is an excellent step
mother, having raised over two dozer
chicks last year, and takes the bes
care of his brood, lowering then
when necessary, fndinR food TO
them, doing the mother hen stunt t,
perfection. The bird Is owned by l
C. CIodfelter.
Mrs. There's Jamme, Of Minneapo
lis, ctOSeu uehl yesbtTuhy tHIouk
the agency OF Marion MscRae, 70
the 25 acre orchard property in th
Barrett District which was owned b
]. NJ. Clodfelter and J. A. Eppin 9
1 his property, which Is portion o
the old Henderson place, brought $50
per acre, and is the second sale mad
at that figure within week, IN th
so called "rocky belt''. The fine sol
analysis made and published by th
Government 10 bulletin sent ou
from the Experimental Station a
Corvallis last tall, together with tn
eeat success attained by the Sargen
and Albee orchards. has attrcte
much favorable attention to this dii
trint and vslnes are steadily raising
Associated With Mrs. Jsnme, is be
son, Mr.. Andrew Jamme, who will ri
sumo active management of the OIL
rhart They plan extensive improve
ments aud this slightly tract pi omist
tn become one OF the most atti aotiy
OF the many beautiful properties q