The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-07

JdIneS myers SpcHt OuHudy III lHS
Dalles.
Eph Winans has returned from Cali
fornia.
A. l.. Newton was here from Eugene
the first of the week.
Charles j. Calkins was in Portland
on business last Thursday.
Miss Dora Sexton, of The Dalles,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Born-To County Commissioner and
Mrs. R. ]. McIsaac, a girl, Sunday,
April 8.
Mrs. F. E. Sylvester and son,
William Sylvester, visited Portland
this week.
Rev. J. r. Hargraeves attended
the Laymen's Missionary Convention
in Portland last week.
There will be a special meeting of
Hood River Lodge No. los, A. F. &
A. M. Saturday night.
A. F. Carson, wife and daughter, of
Mullan, ID, were here last week
looking over the valley.
Miss Rosemary Baldwin, of Portland,
has come. to spend couple of months
with Mrs. Alma Howe.
Charles Pope and Mr.. Bougett,
of Odobo, Okla, are guests at the
home of A. D. Ramsey.
Fancy box apples are scarce in New
York according to the Fruit Trade
Journal and Produce Record.
Eugene Hayter, of Dallas, and ]. E.
Sutton, of Winlock, Wash, were
visitors in Hood River Thursday.
George w. Mears, of New York
City, arrived in the valley last week
and expects to invest in orchard land.
W. C. Booth, of Albuquerque, N. M,
has been here for several days look
ing over the valley with view to in
vesting.
M. T. Moss, C. E. King, G. H.
Lee, F. G. Plummer and son, of Port
land, and Miss Jessie King and Miss
Olive Keane, of The Dalles, were
guests at the home of G. Y. Edwards
over Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Dayton and baby, of
Seattle, arrived here Tuesday for an
extended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hubbard.
H. S. Poppelbaum, of Bremen,
Germany, and Brooklyn, N. Y, was
here for several days last week looking
over the valley.
F. L. Kent, of the experiment
station at Corvallis, left the o. r. &
NJ, demonstration train here last week
and remained over day with friends.
G. B. Datson is in The Dalles where
he has charge of the work on the
new Portage road which is being
built between that city and the Big
Eddy.
O. F. Lehrkind, of San Francisco,
and A. D. Davies, of Milwaukee, Wis. /,
were here Monday looking over the vail
ley with a view, to investing in orchard
lands.
Wanted--5 experienced strawberry
and apple men, also 20 men for clear
ing and road building, $3.50 per day.
White Salmon Realty Co. White Sal
mon, Wash.
w. w. Rodwel and E. c. Chaplin, of
Vancouver, Wash, and H. G. Chaplin,
of Iowa, arrived last week to look over
the valley with view to investing
in orchard lands.
James Carss, of Des Moines, Ia, w.
L. Carss, of Duluth, Mimi, and L. II.
Moorhouse, of Portland, were here last
week and spent some time looking
over the valley.
Mrs. C. H. Castner and Mrs. H. M.
Huxley Addressed the high school stu
dents Mondayton behalf Of theWoman' &
Club urging, the young people to help
in the Clear Up Day.
The two year old daughter of Henry
Lage was taken to Portland hospital
Tuesday in very serious condition
and it was thought an operation for ap.
pendicitis would be necessary.
Mrs. Lulu Shepard, of Salt Lake
City, spoke to the students at the high
school yesterday. Mrs. Shepard is q
representative of the W. C. +. U. ant
she spoke particularly on the evils
resulting from cigarette smoking.
Mrs Barbara McConn arrived Sun
day from Kimball, Kans., for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Hard
man, at Mt. Hood and her cousin, S
F. Blythe, and family. Mrs. McConr
and Mr.. Blythe had not seen one anoth
er for 45 years.
A large consignment of conduit anc
other electrical goods weighing almos
three tons has been received by Bale,
& Colby and they are now busy in
stalling it in the new First Nationa
Bank building. Goodwin Young, al
electrician, of Portland, is assisting
the local firm with their increases
business.
Russell G. Pond arrived this weel
from Missoula, Mont, and will b
associated with Kingsley r. MacGuffe,
in the upper valley. These two younI
men were formerly in the government
forestry service and they will nov
devote themselves to raising apple
on a couple of ranches recently bough
by Mr.. MacGuffey.