The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-03-16
Utah land plaster at Whiteheads,

Utah land plaster at Whiteheads.
l.. f. Swan, of White Salmon, was
in the city Tuesday.
Wire hat frames, spring styles at the
5, 10 and Is cent store.
Just received car load of wood pipe.
ml6 Jos. A. Wilson.
Millinery flowers and braid at the 5,
10 and Is cent store.
Wire hat frames, spring styles at
the 5, 10 and Is cent store.
M. A. Walter and wife, of Portland,
was here Tuesday on visit
M. j. Van Vosrt, of White Salmon,
was here Friday on business trip.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Homer A.
Rogers, of the Upper Valley little
girl.
Wire wound spray hose will stand
your power pump. Buy IT from Nc
Donald. a-6
Free Employment Bureau. Baptist
parsonage, cor, llth Pine SITS Address
). X. HargreaveS. Phone 2l2-L
All of Hood Rivers citizens of Irish
ancestry will wear the Shamrock Sat
urday in honor of the great St. Patrick.
A house and lot on State street,
east of Ninth street, for 81, 800. Terms
one-half cash. G.. Y. Edwards * Co.
Mrs. r. T. Newhall is in Springville,
Utah, where she has gone to attend
the wedding of her brother, Albert
Eugene Wright.
The play, "Ihe School Ma'am,
which recently proved 30 popular al
Odell. will be given tomorrow at the
Pine Grove hall.
Miss Margaret Witte, who was here
nursing a patient at the Cottage
hospital, returned to her home in Port
land last week.
J. B. Lockwood, consulting engineer
for the city of Portland, and Mrs.
Lockwood were here last week visiting
the family of j. A. Epping.
C. l.. Shirritf, district manager Of
the Woodmen of the World, who is
located at Portland, was here this
week in the interest of his order.
A young man of the Upper Valley,
who Ehas been boasting to his friends
of his thirty fine hens, recently dis.
covered that IL of them were roosters.
A. B. Coombs, who is interested II
the inurance business in Portland, has
been spending few dayss here this
week looking after his ranchinP
interests.
A local teachers institute will be
held here in the high school building
April 8. l.. r. Alderman, state super
intendent, will be the principal speaker
of the meeting
Lou Morgan, who is now ranchine
near Oregon City, came up Monday
accompnied by his little niece, the
daughter of W. A. Morgan, of Port
land, whose wife is very sick.
If you have anything in cabinet work
door and window frames, screens, re-
pairing or anything in the carpenter
line call 30s-X. Wright's Carpenter
Shop OF the old ArmoTy building.
All kinds of house painting and in.
terror decorating, tinting and paper
hanging Paper at Portland prices
Frank Dayton, Cascade and Second
streets. Phones 20S-M. and 342-L.
Geo. |. Reeves, who is with the
United States department of agricul'
ture at Vancouver, Washington, was
here :this week visiting DR.. j. d.
Himebaugh and W. H. Goodnough, Jr.
Frank Dayton, the painter, is now
prepared to do all kinds of sign work
also carriage and automobile painting
in his new quarters on Cascade and
Second streets. Phones 208-M. and
342-L.
Stanley Clemmons, Of the Chanselor.
Lyons Automobile Supply Co., one OF
the largest supply houses of the Pacific
Coast, was here last week took large
order from the Tip Top Motor Co.
A. Lindis, of Slverton. was here
this week attending to business. Mr..
Lindis says that he is well pleased with
his new home, but states that HOOD
River looks mighty good and is showing
great progress.
Among the first of the tourists tC
arrive here from the east after the
Inauguration of the rates were Ernest
j. Richie. .and family and Geo. H
Keagle and family, who come from
Illinois. They will locate on ranches
here.
H. r. Allen. who was returning t
his home in Illinois from California
where he spent the winter, was here
last week visiting Capt. J. H. Dukes
under whom he served as Orderly
Sergeant during the civil war. Thii
was the first meeting of the two mel
in thirty wears.