The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-10-06

Mrs. /. .. DaNluSOn WAS III lOIllanu
this week.
Will Baker has entered the Uriyer-
sity of Washington.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Carter,
September %, a boy.
Born-To w. S. Akers and wife, of
Dee, September 28, boy.
Burt Jayne is attending Washington
High School in Portland.
John Russell Tracey, of indianapolis,
is spending some time in the valley.
Mrs. Arthur Reeves and daughter,
lvell, have gone to Portland for a
short time.
Devlin & Firebaugh have placed a
large and attractive sign opposite the
o. r. & N. depot.
The J. U. G. club was entertained
pleasantly Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. E. 0. Hall.
c. S. Kappmeyer. who is in Portland
for the winter, is spending the week
on his ranch above Summit
Secretary Skinner, of the CONNER
cial Club, is sending out the new
booklets at the rate of 400 day.
Buy your butter, milk and cream
from the Purity Dairy CO., phone 6SL.
Milk depot, Davidson building,
Mrs. A. M. Kelsey left last week
for Burns after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George |. SIocom.
The ladies aid society of the u. b.
church will hold an all day meeting al
the church Friday for--comfort tacking.
Derby & Wilbur moved their law
Offices Monday from the Smith block
into the First National Bank building
j. W. Howard, of Lansing, Mich.
came during the past week to visit his
brother, Charles Howard in the valley.
David Eccles, of Ogden, head of the
| Oregon Lumber company interests,
was here several days during the past
week.
Miss Lelah Kelsey returned last
week from years visit in Kansas City
and left Saturday for Portland to visit
friends.
]. H. Rogers and wife, formerly Of
Greenfield, Ind, came up from Port
land Sunday to visit W. S. ana j. E
Montgomery.
The Dean ferry boat has been shee
ironed to protect it from the floating
ice coming down from British Colum
bia in the winter.
DR.. c. U. Schleichter, who ha
been in the office of DR.. II. d. W
Pineo, was in Pendleton last week fo
the ."Round- Up"
EI;o+ prodford :, bn;ldi,,c, n 6oo t,y,
story house on the ten acre place il
the middle valley which he purchased
from j. M. Lenz.
A. Haswell, of Madison, Wis, VIII
is developing some orchard land on tn
opposite side of the Columbia, wa
in town Monday.
F. w. Keeler, of Keeler Bros. tn
Denver bond brokers, who bought tn
Barrett school bonds, was in town Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. E. H. Pilson, and daughter
Marjorie, left last week for the cas-
where Mrs. Pilson was called by tn
illness of her uncle.
Repairs to the steamer La Cross
were completed at the Supple Ship
yards in Portland Saturday and sh
returned to Hood River.
Mrs. J. F. Batchelder has gone t
Portland to spend the winter. Nh
Batchelder will be back and fort
between here and Portland.
The rural carriers resumed thei
winter schedule October |, and begir
ming last Saturday they leave the pos
office at 8 a. m. to serve their routes
Mrs. Seth Laraway, of Eugene, he
mother, Mrs. H. Evernham and cousir
Miss Taylor, of Glenwood, Iowa, ar
visiting w. F. Laraway and family
D. A. Turner and wife, of Portland
were lin Baker City during the pas
week visiting their daughter, Mrs. Et
Rand, wife of Sheriff Rand of Bake
County.
Fred Lockley, manager of Pacif
! Monthly, of Portland, was here re
: Gently and contracted with the Con
J mercial Club for advertising in h
4 magazine.
The middle valley school opene
i Monday with Miss Eta Brewster 1
4 the teacher. Miss Brewster is fro
Washington but has taught II yea
2 in Oregon.
Cartoonist E. S. Payne entertaint
] the dinner and supper guests at Il
s Oregon hotel with crayon lecturer
Mr.. Payne gave talk illustrated wit
4 lightning sketches.
Mrs. W. M. Laughton, son, Rober
. and daughter, Ruth, returned to Por
= land Saturday after spending coup
/ of weeks in the middle valley at Il
home of j. R. Steele.
) James Lacey, Of Portland, came
Z Saturday to spend a while wi
old friends. Mr.. Lacey formerly liy
IS on the east side where he took up
= homestead many years ago.
Roger Moe, Herman and Watt
Kresse went to Portland Sunday. T
last named remained in the metropo
and entered the Behnke-Walker bu
ness college.