The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-06-09

| 4. L.. Clapp ana uduBHISTI viva, are |
in Portland this week.
Attorney c. A. Bell, of Port land, |
was here on business Saturday.
Rev. H. A. Mcdonald has occupied
his new bungalow in the Cass addition. |
Born-To Charles G. Smith and
wife, of Pine Grove, boy, Tuesday,
June 7.
Miss Frances Sheehy, of Portland,
is guest at Mrs. Howe's Cottage
Farm Resort.
George W. Thomson and family were
in Portland this week visit g W. o.
Ash and family.
u. S. Bank Examiner Claud Catch
was here Monday making his regular
official visit.
Misses Miriam and Zena Seabrooke
have occupied their new bungalow in
the Cass addition.
Rev. W. C. Gilmore and family are
visiting relatives IN Portland during
the Rose Festival.
\ John ]. Hewitt, of Tacoma, was the
, guest of his sister, Mrs. Albert SUIT
ton during the past week.
East side residents are again with
out mail service as the carrier hsa quit
, and there is no rural delivery.
e A. E. Harkin, A. F. Robertson, ?.
I'M. Collins and c. H. Carter, of Peo-
tone, H., are here looking over the
p valley.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Allen and Mrs.
| Henry Coburn went to Portland Mon
day to spend few days at the Rose
q | Festival.
4 Invitations have been issued to the
Thirty Fourth Annual Commencement
of the University of Oregon at Eugene
- June 1922.
A special carload of North Dakota
. land prospectors on their way to in
spect the Coe- Furnish irrigation prof.
ect at Stantield were here Tuesday.
Contract for your winter supply OF
hay now. We will have guaranteed
No 1 wheat for July and later delivery.
Call phone 1871. tt
Miss Marie Godsey and her brother,
4 Charles, of Portland, who have been
!. visiting with their cousins, Rose and
\ Ada Hart, returned home Monday.
j C. f. Gilbert has bought the bunga-
low of DR.. M. F. Shaw on State
street, and he and his mother will oc.
cupy it. DR.. Shaw will live at the
Hotel Oregon.
W. 0. Ash, former Hood River
resident, has bought the W. T. Hib
bard place near Odell and will prob
ably move to the place from Portland
to make his home.
- Secretary J. C. Skinner, of the Com,
mercial Club, and John Booth, went t(
A, Portland Tuesday to decorate the HOOD
\. River automobiles for the auto parade
at the Rose Festival.
Or Billy Sunday bought a fine team o
IS coach horses from P. H. Mohr Monday
and also took an option on another flint
young team belonging to P. H. Mohr
er This team is one of the best.
H. T. Wiley, of Hood River, ha
=. moved in with his family and will
r move onto and improve the homestea
b. in the Oklahoma district relinquishe
" to him by Mrs. NJ A. Kicker, Of Van
n couver, Wash. Stevenson Pioneer.
1g Mrs. S. E. Bartmess and daughter
10 Marie, left Saturday for Pittsbure
where they will visit their son an
Oh brother, Meiggs Bartmess, who is cor
,w nected with large electrical estat
er lishment there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stauffer hav
., issued invitations for the wedding {
II -Ie their sister, Miss sDora Deane Porr
w Frank Grant Wilson at their home /
the Barrett district Tuesday aftel
noon. Both parties are well know
L - bn
*. interested in the development Of II
OF Manzanola Orchard tracts on II
or Little White Salmon near Cook
up Wash, where the young couple wi
OF make their home after July ID.
A crowd of Minnesota people tourir
ay the Northwest and visiting the Por
MI land Rose Carnival De7t Tuesday
Fps Hood River and wert LAUGH pleas
ne with a trip they made through Il
esg valley. The me nbers of the par
'ut were F. A. Wildman, Krow
irh Anna A. Kouwe, OF Hutchinson T.
Jackson and wife, Arthur N. Gaus
ek- mel, Florence Maybury, of Brownie
the l.. P. Harrington, F. B. Guthri
ere George A. Danielson, Crookston;
ood Groshong, of Arvilla, N. D.; Fra
ned Richardson, of Creswell, Ore.
yer One of the ,loud-mouthed Opponer
and of better fruit in Yamhill county h
en- repeatedly asserted that the big pric
non received for fruit in, other sectio
of the state were fictitious This ye
ey,. twenty-one firms bid for the He
at, River apple crop and the grower
of ceived more for their apples than tn
ing ever have. 1t is about time thu
80 knockers, who sefshly wish to hs
and poor fruit raised, should be sho
ear their place on back seat and ey'
by one Join in campaign for the b
in fruit which can be raised in YamI
lace county as we'll as in Hood River
t 40 Rogue River Valleys. Corvallis