The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-08-25
Miss Nettie Allen is enjoying va
cation at Newport.

Miss Nettie Allen is enjoying va
cation at Newport.
Miss Ivell Reeves visited friends in
White Salmon last week.
Joe M. Wright is able to be out
again after an attack of appendicitis.
John Weaver has returned from a
trip to Portland and the coast.
E. P. Michel returned Tuesday from
a two weeks trip at the coast.
Miss Ruth Hanna, of Portland, is
the guest of Miss Vivian Jarvis.
J. F. Batchelder and family have
been at Seaside for the past month.
o. P. Dabney has returned from a
trip to Alaska where he spent several
weeks.
Good furnished and unfurnished
rooms at the Ramona hotel, corner
Oak and Fourth streets.
Property nhers on the higher west
side are taxing steps to have the Post
Canyon road opened up.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Taylor, of In
were in The Dalles Tuesday.
Miss Frances Fuller, of Portland,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Bessie
Albright, in the Oak Grove section.
2 Henry Smith and wife left this week
for trip to the cities on Puget Sound
where they will spend short vacations
A base ball game will be played here
Sunday afternoon between the 0. R.
& N. team of Portland and the Heights
| team.
Roger Moe, Walter Shay, Earl and
Edgar Franz returned Tuesday from a
camping trip on the Little White
| Salmon.
j. r. Shelton, of Grand Rapids,
! Mich, came this week on business in
connection with his interests in the
valley.
Miss Ulva Derby, of Salem, who
has been visiting Miss lvell Ree1 res
for the past six weeks, returned to her
home Monday.
A. C. Lofts, A. S. Keir, J M.
Schneider and their families returned
Monday from an outing of several
| weeks at Seaside.
Extensive business done recently in
Mitchell wagons by Blowers Bros. has
caused them to order carload for
early spring delivery.
The Hoffman Mercantile Co., a new
dry goods firm, are located in the
Bartmess block on Oak street. Their
stock consists of wool and cotton
piece goods. Ladies and gentlemen S
furnishing goods, notions. Notice
their advertisement in another column.
DR.. George C. Skinner and Leeds
Bronson left Tuesday for Hamilton,
Ohio. DIR. Skinner, who is a resident
of the Oak Grove section, expects to
| be gone a few weeks on business in
Hamilton, which is his old home. Mr..
Bronson is returning home after spend
ing the summer with his brother, DR..
Malcolm Bronson.
P. P. McCully, assistant foreman IN
the office of the Oregonan, came up
from Portland Wednesday and spent a
few hours here calling on friends.
Mr.. McCully owns timber claim up
on the west side of the valley and he is
interested in the development of the
valley. He had not been in Hood
River for two years and noticed great
changes in the way of improvements
in the town.
DIR. E. ID. Kanaga has opened Offices
in nicely furnished suite of rooms
on the mezzanine floor of the new First
National Bank building, the entrance
to which is from the stair way or
Third street. DIR. Kanaga, after two
years residence in the west, during
which time he was professor OF
hygiene at the university of Idaho,
decided to locate in Hood River as the
most attractive of the smaller towns
of this part of the country.
Mrs. V. G. Brock returned last week
from months trip in the east. She
went to Milwaukee to attend the Su
preme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters as one of the Su
preme representatives from Oregon t.
the meeting of the latter organization
Mrs. DR.. Brooke, of Portland, was
the other representative from Oregon
From Milwaukee Mrs. Brock went t.
Niagara Falls and Buffalo and stopped
in Chicago on her return trip. She
was in that city during the week 0,
the Knights Templar conclave and wit
messed the big parade of the Templars
which was one of the greatest process
ions ever held. Judge w. L. Brad
shaw, of The Dalles and l.. M. Curl
of Albany, were the Oregon represent
atives to the K. of P. gathering. Mrs
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