The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-07-08
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Get Scufle Hoe at McDonald's and
ave work.
q. N. Akers, of Mosier was In the
city Friday.
VIM. Ehrck made business trip to
Portland Thursday.
} J. Luckey was a passenger for
Portland Thursday.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, 10c a
can.-Wood & Higgins.
Get a chicken pie at the Handy
Kitchen for your Sunday dinner.
A. b. Shelley made business trip
to Portland Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Moore lett for
their home at Jessup, Nevada, Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Sue M Adams went to Port
land Friday to visit friend over Sun
day.
Miss Belle Stokoe, of Wyeth, visited
friends in the city the latter part OF
the week.
Miss Murray, OF Moro, visited
friends in the city last week, return.
ing home Friday.
j. X. Powell, formerly resident of
Hood River, but now OF Gilmer, was
in the city Thursday.
W. Il. Hall and wife, of Brookville,
Pa, are here on visit to their sons,
Charles, f. o., and j. e.
g. Y. Edwards left Thursday for
Che Alberta country to look over land
propositions nsar Calgary.
e. G. Mooney left Friday for Nor
folk, Mass, to visit his mother, who
is eighty years old and in feeble
health.
M. P Isen nberg left Thursday for
Huntington, Pa, where he will spend
the summer with relatives and old
friends.
r. d. Taylor, real estate dealer Of
Winnipeg, Man was in the city the
latter part OF the week looking over
the valley.
W. j. Parker, of Denison, Colo,
stopped off Tuesday on his way to
Portland to visit his brother in law,
L. N. Blowers.
Miss Ida Schmeltzer left fer Port
land thursday afternoon and will
spend the summer ct points In the
" ilamette valley.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. L. Blount LETT for
Seattle the latter Eart OF the week to
attend the fair and visit friends In
other Sound cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Phelps are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Ruffner, ut
Portland, and also spent week with
their son at Forest Grove.
The three months old child OF
Arthur Roberts died last Wednesday
at White Salmon aud WAS buried at
the cemetery at that place Thursday.
r. II. Bartlett, OF the firm of Hook
en- berry u Bartlett, architects, has been
appointed supervising architect OF
the new First National Bank build
ing.
Misses Dolly Fisher and Blanche
Lafterty went to Mosier Friday to
celebrate there ON Saturday and re.
tanned In time for the celebration
here Monday.
Sheriff Morse on Saturday attached
the restaurant of s l.. Young to sat
isfy plumbers bill of Gould & Sny.
der. and the place has been closed
since as consequence:
II. Layman, of Woodturn, Ore.
has been appointed administrator of
the estate OF +. s. Hammond, de.
ceased, and was in the city Thursday,
accompanied by Judge Van Zante, OF
Portland, the latter acting as attoi neg
for the estate.
l.. j. Blake and ii. p. Holden, OF
New York City, we're in the city yes
terday. They have been making an
invest iQation o the fruit growing
sections of the Pacific coast, with the
idea of making Investments and
locating several New York parties.
W. G. Pillow left for Portland
Thursday to consult specialist in
regard to an affection OF the hand,
which is feared to to be cancer. The
trouble started last fall with q
scratch, and from that 1t appeared
to develop into chronic sore, OF late
becoming very painful.
DR.. +. b. Gardner aud wife, OF
Moline. Ill. and Miss Margaret Baker,
OF Day. on. Ind, ar ived Saturday Oh
visit to S. h. Bartmess and family.
Mrs. Gardner is cousin of Mr.. Bart
mesa. Miss Baker will make an ex
tended visit, but Mrs. aud Mrs.
Gardner lett Sunday for the Seattle
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Brock returned
last week from their trip to Walt
Walla, Pendleton and Seattle. They
report having had very pleasant
time, Eeing especially entertained a
the bankers convention at Seattle
MIR. Brock stated that the reports
about Seattle hotels charging higl
RAJ es was true in some instances. q
least, and there was apparently a dis
position to charge all the traffic wonlf
bear. Even ice water taken to room
was charged for, and wherever au.
trifling service was rendered, 1t wa
to be found in the bill.