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

Charles and j. 4. Hall went to Port
land Friday.
Phil Carroll and R. w. Kelly went to
Portland Friday.
White Clover Butter 70 cents a roll
at Holman's on the heights.
Harry P. Edwards left Saturday
for Portland after having spent
several weeks rusticationg in the Hood
River valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G. Day, of
White Salmon, were in this city Satur-
day. Mr.. Day is with the White Sal
mon Realty Co.
The family of George T. Pra ther
came up Saturday from Portland and
will spend the summer on the Prather
ranch near Summit.
E. N. Blythe and family, of Port
land, are spending several days the
guests of his parents, S. F. Blythe,
and wife west of town.
Mrs. F. A. Cram and children re.
turned Sunday from Walla Walla,
where they had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. F. W. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Welt, recently
of Nampa, ID, are spending the week
guests of her brother, Douglas Lock.
man, and the family of W. A. Lock.
man.
David Eccles, president of the Ore
gon Lumber company, was here from
Ogden, Utah, Saturday and spent the
day looking over the company's pro.
perty near Dee.
R. N. Young was in Portland Friday
attending the funeral of Ray Utter
who was burned to death in fire
Of the Hood River Manufacturing
f 'gineering company last week.
E. F. Gilbert, of Saginaw, Mich,
he's been in the valley during the past
week looking about with view to in
vesting. He has seen numerous sec.
tons of the northwest but Hood River
makes the big hit with him.
z. Steele, of Huron. S. D., came
Sunday for visit with his brother-in
law George D. Hascall and family
Mr.. Steele is looking about the west
for location and is very favorably
impressed with Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Firebaugh
their guest, Mrs. A. N. Mumford, o,
Portland, J. H. Devlin and Roy Fire
baugh made an auto trip to Trout LAX,
Sunday taking dnnier at Guler's ant
visiting the famous ice caves.
Among the visitors from HooC
River at the Odd Fellows Crane
Lodge sin Eugene last week were J
M. Wood, W. L. Carnes, J. w. Wilson,
Robert Leasure and Thomas Lacey
The last named was appointed distrci
deputy for the Odell lodge.
DR.. and Mrs. Goff. arrived las
week from Indianapolis and will b.
located with their son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix V. H
Vonnegut on the place recently pur
chased from L. W. Hills on the eas
sdie.
Night Marshal Henry Hickox arrest
ed son of DR.. R. A. Jayne Sunda.
evening for driving an autombil
without lights. Young Jayne appeared
before City Recorder H. B. Langill'
the following morning and the cas-
was dismissed.
C. |. Lewis, horticultural exper
from the Oregon Agricultural College
at Corvallis, spent Friday, Saturda
and Sunday in the Hood River valley
Mr.. Lewis had just returned from tn
Milton-Walla Walla country where h
had been to investigate a diseas
which has been attacking the orchard
in that vicinity. He says that tn
apple and pear trees there are badl
affected with the Fire Blight.
w. H. Eccles, wife and two daugf
ters will leave for Europe shortl
where they will spend the summel
They will be joined on the other sid
by son of Mr.. Eccles who has bee
abroad for the past two years engage
in missionary work having been
Scotland most of the time. David {
Eccles arrived from Salt Lake Monds
and will have charge of the Oregc
Lumber company's mill at Dee durir
the absence of his uncle.