The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-08-11
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Fall Showing Here
T. A. Decker was in Portland Sum

T. A. Decker was in Portland Sum
day.
Miss Lenore Adams visited relatives
in The Dalles last week.
F. E. Dano and wife, of The Dalles,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Helen Hunt climbed Mt. Hood
with party from Cloud Cap Inn Fri
day.
j. r. Hargreaves lectures before a
Summer Assembly at Colubmia Beach
this week.
Newman's four-piece orchestra will
furnish music for the dance at Pine
Grove Friday evening.
Ira Judd, steward of the Hotel Ore
gon, has bought ten acres of orchard
land in the Marion McRae tract.
Miss Nettie F. Baker, an artist, of
Chicago, has been here for several
days doing landscape studies in the val
ley.
John A. Bricker, wife and son, W. j..
Bricker, and r. M. Hamilton, of Spo-
kane, are here with view to locating
in the valley.
W. E. King and wife, of Rainbow,
ranch, named after their Bainbow
mine in Eastern Oregon, went to
Portland Friday.
The Ladies of the Valley Christian
church are to give another of their
celebrated ice cream socials on the
church lawn, Friday evening.
Rev. Davis Everett, of Salem, will
preach in the Chritian church Tuesday
evening, August l6, at p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
one.
Everett Martin, of Big Bend, Wis,
visited his old schoolmate, F. G.
Church, in the valley last week. The
gentlemen had not seen one another for
30 years.
Another one of the popular Pine
Grove grange dances will be given Fri
day night and the engagement of New
mans four-piece orchestra assures ex-
cellent music.
DR.. T. B. Ford will speak Sunday
evening at the Methodist church on the
subject: lessons from the Life of a
Great Editor, Harvey W. Scott, and
His Religion"
F. L. Wallace arrived last week
from Foraker, Okla, and is guest at
the home of his sister, Mrs. G. Y.
Ewdards. Mr.. Wallace expects to
locate in Oregon.
Ray Scott, of indianapolis, was here
during the past week visiting Clarence
Coffin and family and other Indiana
friends. Mr.. Scott contemplates To-
eating in Hood River.
j. F. Worcester, Jr., of Boston, and
Palmer Miller, of Chicago, have Joined
the formers father, DR.. j. F. Worces-
ter, on the ranch which he recently
purchased in the valley.
DR.. J. Edgington and wife, j. W..
Perigo and wife, their guests Mrs.
Alice Frisby, of Boonville, Ind, and
Mrs. Rachel Horton, of Evansville,
Ind, visited Cloud Cap Inn last week.
The Purity Dairy Company reports
that they have received a number of
complaints during the past few days of
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The officers have been notified and are
on the lookout for the miscreants.
George B. Ferry, left Tuesday for
his home in North Yakima after a
visit with E. II. Pilson and family
near Summit. Messrs. Ferry and
Pilson were friends in Washington,
D. c., which was their former home.
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Monday from a sightseeing trip into
Canada. They were gone but week
and visited Victoria, Vancouver, the
famous scenic points in the Canadian
Rockies, Calgary and Edmonton, re-
turning via Spokane. They accom-
panied Mr.. Bells sisters Mesdames R.
l.. and William Young as far as Ed
monton, on their way home to Freder-
ickton, New Brunswick, after visit
here.