The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-07-14

D. Currier, of Summit, spent sew
eral days in Portland during the past
week.
Misses May and Dora Lathrop, of
Portland are visiting friends here this
week.
Mrs. J. M. Smith returned last
week from a visit to Portland and
Long Beach.
Miss Grace Carter is visiting her sis
ire, Mrs. G. H. Tracey at John Day,
Grant county.
S. T. Ricketts, and family, of Santa
Barbara, came last week for a brief
stay in Hood River.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Co.
burn Allen, Tuesday, Juy IL, son,
Robert Stockton Allen.
Mrs. G. H. Adams, of Winnipeg,
Canada, is visiting with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barker.
Mrs. John Often has been appointed
Grand Marshal of the Grand Chapter
of the Eastern Star of Oregon.
Barkley Henderson and Kenneth Nc
Kay, of Dukes Valley went to Port
land Tuesday for brief visit.
DIR. E. d. Kanaga is in Portland
with his mother-in-alW, Mrs. ii. L..
West, who is i'll in sanatarium.
John |. Black and wife, of Peoria,
ILL.,, are looking over the valley and
are much pleased with Hood River.
DR.. +. L. House, wife and son, and
Miss Marie Johnson, of Spokane, came
last week for visit in Hood River.
Vernon j. Casper has returned
from Portland and is employed on the
Willow Flat ranch of Noah w. Bone.
A. S. Nash and wife and Miss Alice
Ostran, of Tacoma, are guests at the
home of j. l.. Peironnet in the upper
valley.
The Methodist Sunday School plans
picnic near Viento next Wednesday.
The trip will be made to the grounds
on river steamer.
4 Chris Greisen, of Better Fruit, "
went to Walla Walla Monday to attend
the convention of the Pacific Coast
Nurserymen' Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. N. Clark are at
Gearhart Park on the coast attending
the annual meeting of the Oregon
State Pharmaceutical Association.
Miss Jean Gilbert arrived last week
from Chicago to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. H. T. Gilbert,
on her ranch in the Belmont section.
DIR. e. D. Kanaga has purchased the
residence property of A. Lindis on Col
| o1,on,o paar Tbi irtaopfh ctraaf
and will occupy the residence. He
recently moved here from Moscow, Id.
Fordman B. Kimball, who recently
purchased the E. L. Klemer 20 acres
near Summit, arrived Tuesday from
his home in Brookline, Mass. and
will locate here permanently.
The sale of 35 acres near the Planel
by Devlin & Firebaugh from Mrs
Laura A. Smith to D. P. Emry, OF
Omaha, was reported this week. The
price for the land which is partially
improved was $3.50.
If the big apple fair to be held here
in November will serve to induce Port
land dealers to buy choice fruit before
the East snatches it away the people
will rise up and call the fair blessed
-Oregonian.
A half page of the Oregonian Sun
day was devoted to story embodyinf
some of the pioneer recollections o.
Amos Underwood, the venerable citi
zen for whom the town across the riv
er was named and who still lives there
Hood River has cut the pay of Jap
anese laborers and the brown mer
"stand for it," That is the difference
between them and the Chinese. Th'
Chinaman is the original trade-unionis
when it is a matter of scale. '-Ore
! gonian.
D. C. Fouts and wife, of Oregon
City, and P. F. Fouts, and wife, o.
Cooks, Wash, were here Sunday
dad" Fouts formerly lived here anc
his brother from Oregon City is look
ing for location in the Columbia Riv
er country.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Det
weller, of Underwood, girl, Wednes
day, July 13. The Detweilers recent,
came out from Sioux City and ar
friends of local Iowans. Mrs. Det
, weller and the baby are at the Cottag
Hospital.
T. w. Palmer arrived Tuesday fron
his home in Chicago to spend mont
with Fred and Joe McCrea at thei
ranch in Oak Grove. Mr.. Palmer wa
, college mate of the McCreas a
Lake Forest and visited them her
last September.
w. F. Chandler, wife and sons, Ro.
and Roscoe, of Fresno, were at the Ore
gon the early part of the week, havin
stopped off on their way to Yellow
stone to see where the fine apples ar
raised. Mr.. Chandler was muc
pleased with this section. He own
l60 acres of alfalfa land adjoining tn
Raisin City and says alfalfa is goo
for raising hogs, sheep, cattle an
? boys. He has been successful at tn
4 latter as two sons have graduate
: from Stanford University, another
e a sophomore in the institution and tn
| fotIrfh Is nrenarinp for Stanford