The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-08-18

W. Hardlnger is at 1lllamook this
week.
Leslie Butler was in Portland last
week.
Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt went to Port
land Friday.
Bud Cashen is acting as clerk at the
Mt. Hood hotel.
Lenora Hunter has been appointed
post master at Mosier. go 50.
Charles N. Clarke and family are at
Cannon Beach this week.
Joe McCrea was in Portland last
week for a couple of days.
A. S. Keir and family are enjoying
the ocean breezes at Seaside.
Born-Sunday, August Ia, to James
English and wife, near Summit, boy.
Gus Deschler, of indianapolis, was
registered at the Hotel Oregon Fri
day.
The Gilbert Vaughan company has
sold three Hardie sprayers for spring
delivery.
J. X. Carson has taken a position
with the Stewart Hardware & Furni-
ture company.
Newell F. Mills, who came here
recently from Ogden, Utah, is the night
clerk at the Hotel Oregon.
Congressman W. r. Ellis, of Pen
dleton, was in town Monday shaking
hands with his CONSTITUENCIES
N. G. Evans returned last week
from a trip to Cannon Beach, where
his family is spending the summer.
Local officers were on the lookout
last week for three men who escaped
from The Dalles Jail Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moe and sons,
Forrest and Mark, returned Tuesday
from four days outing at Cannon
Beach and Seaside.
George D. Hascall returned the first
Of the week from trip in the Will
lamette valley on business for the
Purity Dairy company.
The Purity Dairy Company is now
prepared to furnish you fresh creamery
butter, ranch eggs, cream, butter milk,
etc, on short notice. Phone 6SL.
White Salmon is preparing to have
carload apple exhibits at the Spokane
and Chicago Apple shows and at the
Chicago Tribune Land Show this fall.
Mrs. Charles R. Bone entertained a
small company at bridge Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Burt Van Horn, of
New York, and Mrs. David Eccles,
Jr., of Ogden Utah, were honor
guests.
Mrs. Paul A. French died in The
Dalles last week. She died of tuber-
culosis and leaves two small sons, aged
three years and three weeks, respec-
lively. Mrs. French was known to
many Hood River people.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Mcclure, son, Will, Miss Ada
Hart and Mrs. McGuire's friends, of
Seattle, who have been visiting with
her for the past week, spent very
pleasant Sunday at the Punch Bowl.
Rev. j. R. Hargreaves will preach
Sunday evening on the subject, Some
Things For Which a Church Should
Stand" He expects to take up some
further discussion of the matter of
"Too Many Churches in Hood RIVER. "
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Storms, of Min
neapolis, were here the first of the
week looking over the Stanley-Smith
logged off lands in which they are in
terested. This property is being sold
by the Epping-Brydle company to Min
nesota investors.
A. A. Broadie and wife, of Waverly,
Ia, arrived last week for a brief
visit with their son, G. A. Broadie,
who has been here for several months,
Mr.. Broadie, Sr., and c. A. Eifert, Of
Waverly, who accompanied them spent
some time inspecting the Marion
MacRae tract in which they are inter.
ested. They left this week for Cal
ifornia where they will visit en- route
home. Mr.. Broadie, Jr., left Tuesday
for Waverly where he will spend the
winter expecting to return here in the
spring.
Rev. J. R. Hargreaves preached Tat
Mosler Sunday evening giving the
sermon which he had preached here
the week before on "Too Many
Churches in Hood River" The ad
dress was heartily approved by the
people of the village of western
Wasco where they feel that they woulC
have stronger and better churches il
there were fewer. Mosier has three
churches which is in more in proper
tion to the size of the town than HooC
River has.
A law partnership has been formed
by A. A. Jayne and George j. Watts on
who will continue the practice Of Law
in their offices in the Hall building
under the firm name of Jayne &
Watson. Mr.. Jayne is well-known il
Hood River having been in the prac
tice of law here for a number of years
Mr.. Watson came here last winteI
from New York City where he hac
been engaged in the practice of law
He bought an orchard just south o
town and has also bought ranch il
the upper valley. He has been assoc
lated with Mr.. Jayne for severa
months and he has decided to locate il
Hood River permanently.