The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-06-23

M. Zeler was in The Dalles on busi-
ness Friday.
Leroy Armstrong and wife were in
Portland last week.
Charles A. Bell and wife were in
Portland Friday.
Mrs. May Gilbert was in Portland
the latter part of last week.
Carl Vaughan and wife were in Port
land the latter part of the week.
The Children's Day program of the
Christian church will be given Sunday
evening.
W. G. Detwiler and wife, of Under
wood, Ia, are visiting f. c. Smith
and wife.
Take your Sunday dinners at Wan
GUM Guin. Phone 329K for party IT ;.
ervations.
George A. Clough, of Arlington,
visited his branch in the upper valley
last week.
F. f. Garran and daughter, of Hast
ings, Neb., was mere last week looking
oNSI VIC Ndlley-
CIV. Commons and wife, of Chicago,
have been here during the past week
visiting c. A. Mosely.
Charles E. Dodge and j. M. Hoffer,
of Kane, Pa, were here looking over
the valley during the past week.
George j. Hurley,a real estate dealer
of Hurley, Wash, was here last week
with his wife looking over the Valley!
A. E. Harkin, of Peotone, ILL.,, and
A. F. ROBERTSON, of Chicago, have re-
turned from Medford and expect to
locate here.
w. E. Ainslee, of Oklahoma City,
and A. j. Nelson, of San Francisco,
are looking over the valley with a
view of locating here.
J. G. Forman, Jr., accompanied by
Mrs. Forman and r. S. Clark arrived
last week from Cleveland and is plan
ming to clear up the ranch he recently
bought near Summit.
Charles Hall and family are on
an extended automobile tour of
Southern Oregon, having gone from
Portland to Roseburg with the inten-
tiOn of visiting the Coos Bay country.
Secretary j. G. Skinner and Chair
man Albert Sutton, of the Commercial
Club furnishing committee, are in
Portland making arrangements for
new furnishings for the new club
rooms.
Friends in this city have had letter
| from Capt. Henry Crandall in San
Diego saying that he is improving in
health and extends kindest regards to
HOOD River friends who, will be glad
to learn of his better health.
Fred Wasson returned Monday from
Indianapolis, where he has been for
several months, and is again at his
branch near Pattee's mill. He returned
via the Canadian Pacific and spent
considerable time along the way.
Albert l.. Crocker and Fordham B.
Kimball, of Brookline, Mass, came
last week and expect to locate in the
valley. Mr.. Crocker graduated from
Harvard three years ago and the two
young men have been engaged in the
brokerage business in Boston.
The steamer j. N. Teal is now
scheduled to leave Portland at one
o'clock in the morning, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays for The Dalles anC
way points. This enables her to reach
the points on the Columbia at much
earlier hour than before the change.
\ Rev. T. B. Ford went to Portland or
Monday evening to officiate at the mar
riage of his son, Mr.. Burgess F. Ford
and Miss Mabel Cooper, both promin
ent in social and church circles in Sun
nyside, Portland. DR.. Ford will return
Thursday or Friday.
The Rev. Frank J. Spaulding will
preach for DR.. Ford next Sunday. Mr.
Spauldng was the popular pastor 0,
the Asbury Church few years ago
and the people of Hood River will b,
glad of the opportunity to hear him
He is one of the strong preachers 0,
his church.
Este Bro3ius, ReymuLd B Early
Harry and Burleigh Cash, Ray Murph,
and J. Elwood LucEey came home las
week from Eugel e, W ere they have
finished a semesl in the Universit,
of Oregon. | u, key later went t.
Gresham, wi ere mis- father, j. j
Luckey, and family moved recently.
Miss Blanche HARRISON, accompan
led by Miss Francis Lake, of Th'
Dalles, attended the commencement
exercises at Pacific University las
week. The young ladies are forme
students of the University. Will
there they also attended the opening
of the new gymnasium. This ney
building is one of the finest in tn
northwest and will add a great deal t