The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-18

j. w. West returned from trip to
Portland Tuesday.
Bert StIanahan made business trip
to Portland Monday.
Judge Derby had official business
at The Dalles Thursday.
Rev. Evans, pastor OF the M. +.
church, went to Portland Monday
afternoon.
j. l.. Carter shipped large mum.
ber of scions from the Winter Bana
to Ohio last week.
J. f. McGregor came down from
M0sier tuesday to attend tbs institu-
ton of Mt Hood council
Mrs. S. j. Cowley returned from
The Dalles Friday, where she visited
her daughter for few days.
Senator Albee was up the latter part
of the week from Portland accom-.
panied by Senator Abbott.
j. A. Simonson celebrated st. Pat
rck's Day by covering the front of
his popular restaurant with green
paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Fouts and son,
Fetie, left for Portland yesterday,
where they will! be located for the
present.
VIM. Vogt came down from The
Dalles Thursday to shake hands with
the boys. Mr.. Vogt is oontemplat-
ing going into business at The Dalles.
Mr.. and Mis-. M. Nj. Hill returned
Saturday from their trip to Honolulu
aud southern California, and are
much pleased with their trip. They
left Mr.. and Mrs. Often In California.
j. P. Lucas has been under the
weather for IL few days with sthe grip
and decided to go home to Cast ade
LOCKS Tuesday afternoon to reoupe
rate for few days.
W. r. Collie fell from q ladder
while painting his house on the East
Side and severely spranied and
bruised his back While the injuries
are not serious, he will be laid up for
few days.
Utz & Dunn Ladies and Children
Shoesare all in solid, leather throughout,
no cutoff vamp, no paper counters or
insoles. We are showing them in over
a dozen different styles, blacks, tans,
chocolates, oxbloods, in sizes from 2!
to s, widths A to ZEE. Morlan.
E. G. Rogers returned thursday
from Newberg, where he has been
staying with his son for some time.
Mr.. Rogers starts this week for trip
east, where he will visit old friends
tyb of
Mrs. j. I. Weart, who visited her
father in Portland last week, returned
Sunday and ia at the Mount Hood
Hotel Her companion, Miss Som
berg, has returned to Mrs. Weart's
homestead, Highland Lodge. just
above Dukes Valley.
Mrs. NJ. LBvenson and lady fr end
from California came up from Port
land Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. j. II. HeilbTonner. Mr.. and
Mrs Heilbronner accompanied them
back to Portland on the evening
train.
One of the largest real estate deals
this spring was consumated this week
when eighty acres of the Chas. A
Ross place was sold TO W. w. Hard
niger and e. W. Baker, through the
Briggs Ament Land Co. ConsideIa-
tion, $50, ,0t0 The purchasers will
improve the place at once, finish
clearing the land and set it all out to
trees next fall After that it will be
cut into small tracts of five aud ten
acres each and later placed on the
market. Newell, Gossett Il Walsh have
surveyed the rlace with this end in
view and to fully establish the lines,
B. Il. Tucker last fall placed several
cards In boxes of apples, with the re-
quest that the buyers report to him
how they liked the apples and what
price they paid for them. Recently
be received a letter from Il. Aravan
ties & Co., Goshen, N. Y. who
purchased several boxes of Arkansas
Blacks, and stated that they we're well
pleased with the apples, but had to
pay SO. 65 a box for them. They
further stated that they were selling
them for five cents piece. There
we're 88 to the box. which brought the
retailer "a. 40. These apples sold here
for 50 box.
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buying poor ones. The name Good
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protection, because Goodyear Wets
have maintained their reputation for
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