The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-11-02

]. H. Woodruff and:..daughter, Miss
Mabel Woodruff, of indianapolis, Ind,
were here last week visiting friends
and looking over the valley. Mr..
Woodruff was until recently at the
head of the department of Penmanship
in the public schools of Indianapolis.
Residence, 92l State ST., for sale.
Inquire on the premises. Mrs.'J. ii.
Osborne. If
The Mems League will continue the
discussion of that important subject,
the Commission Form of Govern
ment." 1t is expected that by Friday
evening, material may be secured from
which the members will be enabled to
draw more comprehensive conclusions
as to the plan.
Mrs. C. d. Hinrichs Thas returned
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in easterne Canadian
cities. While passing through Buffalo,
N. Y, Mrs. Hinrichs states that she
was attracted by sign announcing
the price of Hood River apples at So. 90
per dozen. On looking over the dis
play of apples she found the boxes
were marked from Wenatchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Swain, of
Elysian, Mimi, who are making a tour
of the West Coast, have been here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bishop
and MIR. and Mrs. Henry Howe. Mr..
Swan is cousin of MIR. Bishop and
Mrs. Howe. They have been over the
valley and were deeply impressed with
the evidences of prosperity and the
beauty of the scenery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swain will return by way of Califor-
MIA.
Money to loan-$5OO, on first class
security. John Leland Henderson,
Inc. If
James Waggener, the former Van
couver Wash, Book and Stationary
dealer. who will open a store in the
Heilbronner building, will deal exclu-
slvely in Victor Talking machines and
Edison monographs and supplies for
each of the instruments. Carpenters
are at present busy on the store room,
which was formerly occupied by. the
Cruikshank Co.. fitting it with shelves
and demonstration rooms.
Next Sunday night, the Congregation
of the Baptist church on the Heights
will have the pleasure of hearing the
Mosier, Male quartet; who have agreed
to be present and take part in the
evening program. Mr.. Hargreaves
will deliver a short address and the
major portion of the evening will be
devoted to music. The next addition
to the appointments of the Heights
church will be piano, which-will soon
be installed.
The growers of the Underwood.
WASH, section have about completed
the seasons crop, according to l.. ].
Stuart the Underwood liveryman who
with party of friends was touring
the Hood River Valley last Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Stuart was accompan-
led by w. H. Walsh and j. Rose, of
Portland, agent for the-E. NJ f. auto
mobile. W. J. Mcconnell accompanied
them through the Valley. I'VE will
ship out through the Union this year
about twelve carloads OF apples," said
the enthusiastic Washington notorist.
H. NJ. Sidney, of New York City.
who recently purchased the ranch of
N. W. Jackson eight miles from the
city and near the Pine Grove school
house, has arrived here with his family
to make his home. The place pur-
chased is part of the old Harry Kent
homestead. Mr.. jackson and family
will visit friends and relatives in Port
land and Seaside. Later they expect
to locate somewhere.in the willamette
Valley.