The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

Born, Thursday, September %, to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. W. Blount, daughter.
O. A. Wolverton, of Monmouth, Ore,
visited 'riends here the first Of the week.
Rev. j. r. Parker spent few days
with his family at Philomath last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mason spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Richmond
at Portland
Mrs. Carrie Culbertson, of Washing
ton, Pa, arrived Monday evening from
Seattle to visit her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Rigby.
Rev. w. C. Gilmore, of Riverside
Congregational church, exchanged pull
pits with Rev. J. G, Tate at White Sal
mon, Sunday.
r. A. Lamberson, who built the spray
plant here, left last week for CleN eland,
Ohio, where he ent ers the employ of
the Ohio Rubber company.
J. w. Weinberg, who has been con-
nected with the National Sales Co., on
Cascade avenue, leaves the first of the
month to conduct sale in another city
in this state.
Mr.. end Mrs. Peugh returned last
week from Seattle, where they visited
daughter and attended the fair They
also visited a son near Portland on
their way home.
w. ]. Wollom we It to Mosier Mon
dav to visit J P. Carroll. He had with
him sample of new variety of potato
which he raised this year, and which is
Of excellent quality.
+. o. Blanchar and wife, Mrs. May
Gilbert and Mrs. Ernest G. Smith left
the first of the week for Seattle, where
they will visit the fair. Mrs Gilbt rt
will also visit with her daughter, Mis-
Fred Sh emakcr,
Mrs. Harriet Allen, of Vancouver
Wash and granddaughter, Miss Rose
Newrath, of Illinois, who have been
visiting Mrs w. II Allen for the past
week, left for Vancouver Friday morn.
ing on the Gatzert
S. f. Bartmpss has campaign but
ton Of 1860, with a picture of Abraham
lincoln on one side and Hannibal Ham.
lin on the other. 1t belong d to his ia
ther, who obtained it during the cam,
paign of Lincoln for the presidency.
| D. f. Massee returned Thursday
from Baker City, where he relieved the
express agent al that place for coup
of weeks while the latter was on vaca-
ton. Mr.. Massee also visited cousin
in Portland the latter part of the week
s. f. Bartmess and J. +. Nichols
left for Portland Mondap to attend the
undertakers conventions being held in
that city. The state association met
the first two days of the week and the
national association meets the last four
DAYS.
D. L. Davidson has sold half of his
Willow Flat ranch to Geo. Galloway.
There are II acres in the piece and II
brought $500. Mr. Galloway has
rented cottage of DR.. Dumble for the
winter and will put up good residence
on the ranch uext spring,
The Oregon Railroad Commission has
returned decision in the case or the
Bridal Veil LAUNDERING Co. against the
Mt. Hood Railroad Co. to regulate rates
between stations on their line, decIa r.
ing that there was no evidence to show
that the rates are excessive, and dis.
missing the case.
Walter Waddell has been appo nted
agent of the Open River Transportation
Co., and his phone number is 3l3-L.
He succeeds j. II. Springer, who was
appointed the first OF the month but
only staid with the job short time
: Mr.. WaddelI has been working at TIE
dock for some time and thoroughly un
derstands the work.
VIM. NJ Stewart has secured II {
. the White Steamer, and has had an ex
" pert here for several days showing The
machine. Mr.. Stewart has already sold
II four machines, g. d. Woodworth tax
e ing the one brought up from Portland
y and the others will arrive from the cas-
e in a week or two. The White Steame
is recognized as one Of the high grad
's autos, and is especially recommended
's for hill climbing such as we have in thi
" valley. 1t is almost noiseIess, anc
n therefore less liable to scare teams Of
the road