The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-21
]. L. Firebaugh was in Portland over

]. L. Firebaugh was in Portland over
Sunday.
]. L. Roberts went to Portland
Saturday.
A. S. Blowers has purchased $2500
Franklin automobile.
here this week spending the spring
vacation at home.
C. Lewis Mead and wife, of Port
land, visited here last week.
Charles G. Loring, of Portland, came
last week to visit P. d. Atwater:
Oscar ]. Tillison and Vernon J.
Casper spent Sunday in Portland.
Mrs. D. Mortimer and daughter,
Lulu, visited in Portland several
days last week.
William Branfeld, of LaPorte City,
Ia, has been here for several days
looking for location.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Berg, of Chicago,
spent couple of days here last week
looking over the valley.
Mrs. George H. Lill, of Chicago,
came Thursday to spend some time
looking over the valley.
A. A. Jayne spoke at the Unitarian
Vesper service Sunday. afternoon on
the subject of Truth. F"
F. M. Bigelow came from Water
vile, N. Y, last week and is looking
for location in the valley.
w. E. Mcintosh won prize of $l03
in the piano contest held here by
Eilers during the past week.
F. F. McCrea, of the Oak Grove
district, left Thursday for a short
business trip to Indianapolis.
A. /. Mason was at Gresham last
week attending a meeting of the
oranges of Multnomah county.
The water wagon started on its sum-
mer rounds Monday and the dust is
being kept down in a proper fashion.
]. r. Shelton came last week from
Grand Rapids, Mich, and will be here
for while looking after his ranch in
the valley.
E. o. Blanchar, A. D. Moe and M.
r. Woodburn, who has ranch south
of town, spent Sunday and Monday
in and about Trout Lake.
Miss Mabel Rooms is the new book
keeper in the Home Telephone office in
the place of Miss Susan Gearey, who
resigned on account of her mothers
illness.
| Mrs. F. E. Jackson returned Sunday
from Coeur d'Alene, where she had
been called by the illness Of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Bart Davidson, who suffered
from appendicitis.
| Mrs. A. M. Muir and daughter
returned to their home in Bellinghan
Saturday, after spending week witt
the formers sister, Mrs. J. Edging
ton. Miss Grace Edgington accom-
panied them home for visit.
Mrs. G. D. Woodwork and daughter
Idele, returned the first of the weel
from an extended visit in California
They came up the coast by boat. E
Is. Minchin spent Sunday in Portland
and returned to Hood River with them
The high school base ball team viii
. play the alumni on Friday, April, 20 a
Colubmia Park grounds. On Saturda.
afternoon they will have track meet
The high school have been doing goo'
!. work in athletics and would like
large attendance both days.
: W. H. Brooke, of Ontario, Ore, bu
formerly Of Kenisha, Wis.,, was her
, Saturday investigating the procedur
and situation in connection with tn
local bonded irrigation ditch. A pre-
ject is planned to put water on 1876, 90
, acres near Ontario. Mr.. Brooke is
! cousin of A. D. Moe.
81 The sale of the W. Bentley tract G
10 acres for $1,000 to Smith & Ho
{ brooke is reported this week by w.
r Nichol. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith cam
e here recently from Philadelphia and Nj
. Holbrooke was formerly with R. "
e Sebbins on the eastside. The ne
t owners are building an addition to ii
i. house on the Bentley place.
T J. r. Steele reports the sale of
acres of partly improved land in II
middle valley from F. E. Strauhal
M. H. Craft, formerly of Mosier, Il
2 price was 5000 an acre and Mr.. era
expects to move onto the place in
I mediately. Mr.. Steele is working
/ men on various places he is improvir
4 in the middle valley and he has 30'
I trees coming which he expects to plan
4 /. X. Bower, representing Il
J Foster & Orear Candy Co., of s,
4 Francisco, was here last week al
] arranged with "Parkers" to handle d
J agency for the high grade confectior
q Foster & Orear's are the fine
: candies manufactured on the Paci
E coast and they are rapidly becomii
E the synonym for best throughout C'
! ifornia and Oregon. "Parkers " W
+ be the sole agents in Hood River a