The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-26

Shoes made or repaired at Iohnsen's
Frank Davenport went to Bend
last week.
Picked Pigs Feet at Holman's on
the heights.
John Burggraf and Will Vogt, Mosier
real etsate dealers, were here the
latter part of last week.
H. Swanson and family, of Chicago,
arrived Saturday from Chicago to
spend some time on their ranch here.
Secretary j. C. Skinner, of the Com
mercial Club, spent Thursday in Port
land on business in connection with the
publication of the new Hood River
booklet.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Hughes left
Thursday for Medford, where Mr..
Hughes will join the locating party on
the Pacific & Eastern Ry., the road
which J. J. Hill plans to build across
Oregon from East to West.
The Junior class of the Hood River
High School entertained the members
of the graduating class Saturday
evening at the home of Lynn Young.
The students enjoyed a pleasant
evening with guessing contests and
music.
W. H. Goodenough, of Hood RIVER,
was at the Cornelius Sunday en-
route to his home. Mr.. Goodenough
has recently purchased 1900, 900, 00C
feet Of Canadian spruce timber, which
will be used in a paper mill which he
is building. -Oregonian.
John R. Westervelt and son arrived
last week from Vineland, N. j., to
take charge Of the farm they recently
purchased here. They are accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Myers, of Sche-
nectady, N. Y, and are looking over
the valley with view to locating here
j. c. Theitlen and wife and Mrs. K
D. Bishop, of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived
Tuesday from California AID will
spend the summer here with then
daughter ard sister, Mrs, c. R
Schmck, who bought the Valhallf
orchard from Oscar Vanderbilt. b
G. 3. Lanham, fruit buyer for G. M
H. Wagner & Sons, of Chicago, was
here the latter part of last week get
ting a line on the apple crop Mr.
Lanham has been buying fruit for ovel
20 years and operates from Washington
to Florida. He bought apples heavil!
in the Wenatchee country last year
The M. E. Auditorium was crowded
Sunday morning to hear the baccalaur
cate address delivered to the member
of the graduating class of the Hoot
River High School by Rev. William
C. Gilmore, of the Congregations
church. The excellent sermon wa
highly appreciated by the member
of the class and the rest of th'
audience.
A. N. Rahm and wife left Monda!
for Helsingborg, Sweden, for an ex
tended visit to Mr.. Rahm's old home
He has been a resident of the Hoo,
River valley for over 20 years. Mr.
Rahm said he would spend some tim
in the old country remaining at leas
two summers and winter. He has dis
posed of all his property in Hoo
River, but his many friends here hop
that he will soon return to live here
Harry S. Browning, of indianapolis
arrived here last week and expects t
spend a month here looking over tn
valley. Mr.. Browning has been in tn
west since January and is more please
with Hood River than any place he ha
seen so far. His father will join hir
in a few weeks and they may locat
here. He has been in agriculture
schools for the past three years havin
spent last year in Cornell and has bee
preparing to be an orchardist.
F. G. Hutchinson arrived here Fri
day having driven through to Hoo
River from his former home in tn
Knob Hill section of the Yakim
Valley. He was accompanied on tn
overland trip by J. Berger, who
making a tour of the fruit districts Q
the northwest and expects to be her
a month. Mr.. Hutchinson was her
few weeks ago and was so please
with Hood River that he returned
Yakima and closed up his affairs there
His family have been visiting i
Tacoma and joined him here Saturday