The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-07-21

C.p. Sonnichsen and family are at
Columbia Baech for two weeks :
vacation.
Circuit Judge W. l.. Bradshaw, of
The Dalles, is candidate for renom-
| ination.
Miss Edna Holman visited her grand
mother, Mrs. j. L. Teal, in White
Salmon last week.
r PhilIeo and wife, of Wayne, Neb.,
are guests at the home of their son-in-
law, George r. Wilbur.
The contract for building the new
residence of j. r. Nicklesen has been
awarded to ]. M. Wright.
Irwin Parkins is taking two weeks
vacation from the store of j. G. Vogt
and is rusticating on the farm,
Judge A. J. Derby was in Portland
this week and was admitted to practice
in the U. S. Circuit court and the u.
S. District Court.
George Rae, of the firm of Rae &
Hatfield, New York commission mer-
chants, was here Tuesday with his son
looking over the valley.
Mrs. Seneca Fouts and son, of Port
land, were here during the past week
guests at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Baker.
Frank B. Snyder, until recently a
partner of r. D. Gould in the pumb-
ing business, has gone onto his
ranch and will devote himself to
farming.
G. H. Littlefeld, who recently
came here from Parsons, Kans., tc
join his family, has entered the
plumbing establishment of r. d.
Gould and will act as bookkeeper.
r. D. Gould was in The Dalles last
week, where he started the work
on the plumbing of the new schoo
building there for which be has the
contract.
George Prather has been growing
some very fine cabbages at his place
near Summit and brought couple OF
good samples into the Glacier last
week.
Mrs. f. Layton, of Portland, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Bert Entrican
Miss Charlotte Layton was here last
week visiting her sister but returned
home Sunday.
Secretary j. c. Skinner, of the
Commercial Club and Chairman Alber
Sutton, of Ithe furnishing committee
are in Portland on business connected
with furnishing the new club rooms.
f. H. Stow, of Portland, who is pro
noting the mutual telephone compan.
was here druing the past week ant
has left for trip into central Oregon
j where he is interested in some railroad
development.
G. E. Gilbert and wife, of Hoo,
River, who have been spending tn
} past few days in the city visiting
| friends and relatives, have left fo
J Woodburn, Oregon, where they viii
remain permanently Roseburg News
w. H. Whitmore, who has been en-
gagged in the newspaper business a
Purcell, Okla, was here last wee
looking over the valley. He is max
ing a tour of the northwest but doe
not expect to go into the newspape
work again.
Comodore o. c. Dean suffered
,, slight stroke of paralysis Thursday
which for the time seemed to be yer
; serious, but the many friends of tn
: jovial skipper twill be glad to knoN
that he has recovered from his brie
illness and is again on the job wit
his former vigor.
Ernest E. Boggess, who was badl
burned two months ago in the fir
which destroyed the plant of the Hoo
River Manufacturing Engineering con
! pany, has recovered from his injurie
and is experimenting the reconstruC
tion of the garage of the company
A party from the Hotel Oregon Ell
joyed beach supper down on the Co
umbia Tuesday night in which thic
steaks, baked potatoes and summt
, sausage were prominent features. III
party included Mrs. S. G. Knudsel
| Misses Harriet and Helen Hun
Messrs. Tate, T. D. Benbow, Ira JUG
and Charles Harding.
Considerable cement walk improv
ment is taking place in the bushes
section. The new walks have ju
been completed in front of the tv
new wings of the Hotel Oregon, Jol
Zolls is putting in a new pavement
front Of the John Morrison's propre
on Second street and the walks on Il
two sides of the new First Nation
Bank building are being laid.
Ross, Richards e. Co has been ma
ing record of late in the case
Hazlewood ice cream. Last year I'll
firm sold the largest amount of chill
: dainties for the company of any Of t
D agencies and this year the record W
= be broken. This firm expects to G
y into its new quarters in the Ju
Ferguson block about September VIII
they will have very up-to-da
quarters and equipment. Two ten +
alleys have been ordered and Mr.. Re
expects to make bowling popul
sport in Hood River next winter.