The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-23

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land on legal business.
Miss Bronough and Miss King are
the guests of Miss Ethel Albright.
Bids wanted on clearing 20 acres Of
land at Underwood. j. W. Shipley.
c. s. Smith and brother went tc
Seattle Thursday to attend the fair.
L. N. Young went to LaGrsnde
Tuesday evening on a business trip.
Mrs. G. ii. Jenkins went to Port,
land Tuesday to visit friends for q
few days.
Ihe Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the NJ. f.. Church Friday afternoon
at 2 80.
Mrs. X. K. Adams, OF Portland,
visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur Clarke
last week.
Willie Baker left for Portland Mon
day ,ghere he will attend the Hill Mil
itaIy Academy.
PA. Cox and family left Friday for
Amboy, Wash, where they have prop
erty interests.
c. l.. Rogers Icsme up from Port
land yesterday to spend fey days In
the city on business.
Karl Onthank left last week for Eu-
gene, where he will enter the state
university this year.
j. j. Gibbons and wife went to
Portland tuesday to visit friends and
take in the horse show.
Mrs. o. w. Ash aud Mics l.. Thorn
son, OF Portland, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w. Thomson this week.
On next Sunday evening DR.. J. K.
Parker will speak at the U. b. Church
on the subject, Christian Citizen
ship"
Misses Jennie Edgington and Pearl
Bradley lsIt Friday tors alem, where
they will attend the Willamette Uni,
veTsity.
j. g. Blair, a pr ofessor In the ex-
pertinent station OF the University OF
Illinois, spent couple OF days in the
valley this week.
A. Ii. Fey and wife, of Cresco,
Iowa, visited A. Butts and family the
tiIst part of the week. They we're on
Lnelr way 10 oedttle'
Geo. Cooper, of The Dalles, came
down Tuesday to visit the Walter &
Cooper ranch, Odell, in which he
is interested with o. l.. Walter.
G. W. Brown and wife of KelloR,
Idaho, arrived yesterday on a visit tc
DR.. M. II. Sharp and family. MIR.
Brown Is brother Of Mrs. Sharp.
Ralph Cutler and wife, of Sterling,
Colo, stopped of Sunday on theil
way to the Seattle fair to visit their
old neighbors, MIR. and Mrs. f. Il.
Morlan.
Mrs. Harry Deeming, OF Marshall
County Iowa, arrived yesterday on
visit to her cousin, Rev. }. W.
Rigby, and wife, on:her way to the
Seattle tair.
9. @. Lsndon, OF Minneapolis, who
is heavily interested in the WhiGe
Salmon valley, spent Tuesday in
Hood River, leaving on the evening
train for Portland.
W.. X. Nash, OF the firm of Nash
Bros, Grandforks, N. D., which firm
IL the distributor Of Hood River
straw berries for North Dakota and
Winnipeg, was in the city the fore
part OF the week.
Hugh Lacey, OF The Dalles, stop
ped off day the first of the week to
visit his uncle, JAS Lacey, who &C.
companied him to Portland Tuesday
afternoon. Hugh will attend CoIum
hia University this year.
NJ. Ii. Nickelsen and wife went to
Portland Tuesday, where Mrs. Nick.
elseu will undergo an operation at
the hospital. Henry Croft came up
from Aurora the first o. the week to
visit relatives, returning Tuesday.
W. g. Aldred has finished the
grading of the sidewalk on Cascade
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
streest, for a new cement sidewalk
and gutter. W. d. Rogers Is also
laying 100 feet of walk and gutter
along his property on the same street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler, of MapleV lille,
ILL.,, arr ived Tuesdy and will take
charge OF j. Q. Emmel's ranch in the
valley. Mrs. Cutler is the youngest
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. j. Q. En-.
mel. The latter will move back tC
Milwaukee, Ore.
Mis-. Sarah h. Neal, of Pendleton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray I'm
bier, and brother, l.. +. Smith, ant
families. She was the guest of Mrs
Harry Bailey yesterday. MIR. Nea
will also vislt her parents, Mr.. AnC
Mrs. Sanford Smith, at White Sal
mon, before ber return.
w. X. Newell and P. NJ. Mors,
made preliminary survey of til,
proposed automobile road between
here and Portland, and reported t.
the Portland Auto Club that it woulC
cost about S75, 900, $50, 600 of which
would come In Hood River county
This includes tunnel 300 feet lunI
this side Of Shell Rock. and turn
outs In the road wherever necessary
q. A. Keller, president of larg,
mercantile house In Peoria, III.
whose son sent him a box of HooC
River SpitZenbergs last winter, whioI
he says was the best he ever faw, tool
occasion to visit the valley and h.
said to see the orchard where sucl
splendid apples grow. Rudolph Vet
ter, of North Andover, Mass, VIII
has been visiting most of the frui
growing sections of the Northwest
was also visitor. They we're show
over the valley by l.. II. CLARK, an
they expressed themselves as EeiD
highly pleased with our orchards.
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