The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-05

j. 9. Emmel returned from trip
to Portland Monday.
J. Often went to Portland Mon
day afternoon on the local.
+. A. Frazier returned Sunday from
a business trip to Kanass City.
The San Souoi Club will meet with
Mrs. Button Thursday afternoon at
2:30.
Mrs. q. A. Briggs and son, Donald,
are spending the week at the Seattle
fair.
Mrs. Evans, of Mosier, spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Macy, last week.
Miss Gay, nurse at the Cottage
Hospital, ..is spending week with
friends in Portland.
Mrs. Ii. j. Frederick and Mrs
Downing went to The DalIes Tuesday
morning, returning on the boat.
Mrs. G. M. Putnam and daughter,
of Madison, Wis, arrived Tuesday on
visit to her sister, Mrs q. d. Has.
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Mrs. Fred Dietz left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, for an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Fra.
sier.
Miss Copper left yesterday for
Salem, where she has accepted posi-
tion as head nurse in the Willamette
Ssnitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mahoney, of
Heppner, spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. j. X. Nunamaker. Mr.. Mahon
ey is cashier of the First National
Bank at Heppner.
For Sale House and one and a half
lots, 75xl00 feet This is a desirable
property on Oak Street, close in. For
price, terms, ETC. call on or address
S. A. Clarke, care Davidson Fruit Co.
Household goods including some
mission furniture for sale Ey party
removing from city. Two good re-
frigerstors at snap prices. Phone
l94K or address A b y, care Glacier.
Prof. House is spending his vaoa.
tion In Spokane with his father, DIR.
K. l.. House, and writes Clerk On
thank that he wishes to be released
from his contract to teach school here
the coming season. Mr.. House ex
poets to resume. his law studies and
has good opportunity to enter a law
office In Spokane.
Fold Cotton lett the first CT the
week for Alberta, Canada. lie started
with an emigTant wagon to dive
overland. lie will meet his father
and mother in that country who have
secured land and Ford expects to
take up claim also. Monday even
ing twenty young couple gave him
farewell party. Ii was held on the
beach, and bonfire and gypsy lunch
were features of the occasion.
ii. M. Logsden and wife, Of Evans
vile, Ind, are visiting Mrs. o. Is.
Hartley. Mr.. Logsden is prominent
attorney and brother of Mrs. Hartley.
The latter gave a dinner Monday
evening at her home on State street,
in honor of her guests. A number of
friends were invited in, and very
pleasant evening was spent. Mr..
Logsden has travelled extensively,
but says Hood River is the finest
country he has ever seen, and pre-.
diets for 1t bright future.
The school board has decided to
install new heating plant in the
Park street school. The furnace in
that school Is inefficient to heat the
large building and considerable trou-
BILE was had last year on account of it,,
school being closed during the cold
snap in January. The furnace can be
used In Pleasant View school, which
is smaller building to heat, and a
new system will be installed in the
Park street school. The change will
cost about $1,000.
Dad Fouts came up from Cook q
Tuesday on business Dad says he
found vacant forty acres adjoining
his ranch on the Little White Salmon
and filed on it as a timber claim. 1t
had been overlooked by honesteaders
no one knowing it was there until be
dug it up in the land Off CO. Dad
has just finished good house on
bis ranch and is doing considerable
improving on the place.