The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-14
returned Friday from

P. W. Peck returned Friday from
Minneapolis.
Bob Bragg is now bell hop at the
Hotel Oregon.
c. E. Munsell, of Wenatchee, wa
here Monday.
F; K. Brydle, of Portland, was her
Friday on BUSINESS.
Leslie Smith went to Portland Fri
day to visit realtvies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bell wer,
in Portland last week.
Miss Mabel Smith, of The Dalles
visited friends here last week.
William Kerr and wife came IN
from Portland Saturday to spend som
time here.
Prof. j. c. Bridwell, of the Oregon
Agricultural College, at Corvallis, was
here last week.
L. c. Parrish has returned to his
ranch in the valley after sending the
winter in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carlquist, of Ash
land, have been here looking over the
valley during the past week.
The Ladies of the Baptist church will
hold bake sale at Nichols drug store.
on the hill, next Saturday, April, 16.
Mrs. Flora Hartley and dauhgter.
Catherine, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Southern California.
Mrs. Gamelia |. Grant, of Boston.
Mass, is spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Louise Boyden at her summer
home in Oak Grove.
j. W. Firebaugh was in Portland
Sunday to visit his wife who is in
hospital there recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Harold V. Newlin, a Pittsburg
attorney, arrived Friday and has been
looking over the valley with a view
to investing in orchard land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mayes were in
Portland the latter part of last week,
having gone there on account of the
serious illness of Mr.. Mayes' sister.
DR.. A. H. Doris, of Lincoln, Neb.,
and c. L. Harris, of St. Louis, were
here over Sunday looking over the
valley with view to investing here.
S. F. Blythe was in The Dailes
Saturday attending a meeting of CEN
'us enumerators with S. G.. Beach, |
Who is the census supervisor for this
district.
In the Rivers and Harbors bill which |
vas recently reported to the Senate
here was an appropriation of $5, 900 to |
)e expended on the Columbia River
1t the Cascades.
H. Holbrooke and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frafford E. Smith, of Philadelphia,
lave been here during the past week
Investigating the valley with a view
o locating here in the fruit BUSINESS.
George W. Simons was up from
Portland Saturday to attend the meet
ng of the directors of the Apple
Growers Union. Mr.. Simons is one of
he newly elected members of the
,oard.
A joint committee of students and
aculty members will investigate the
'roblem of the high cost of living
or the Students at the Oregon Argi-
ultural College with the purpose of
making recommendations tending to
he improvement of conditions.
Duncan McGilvary, a blacksmith in
he Snow & Upson shop, went to
'ortland the first of the week and it ,
) understood that he expcts to have a
ride with him when he returns to
own the latter part of the week.
Last Saturday at the regular meet.
ng Candy Relief Corps helped to cele-
rate Mr.. Mobiles birthday by invit-
1g the members of Post to refresh
1ents of cake and coffee. A short pro-
ram was rendered and all report a
ood time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dickerson and
tile daughter, arrived Friday from
Minneapolis. Mr.. Dickerson, who is
ssociated with J. H. Helbronner &
o., went east two weeks ago with !
ne body of his brother, Harold Dicker {
On, who died in Portland. The Dicker-
ons will make Hood River their home. t