The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-09-12

w. H. jackson, of Portland, visited
DIR. Waugh Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. Graham was a passenger
for Portland yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Armstrong re-
turned from Salt Lake Tuesday even
ing.
G. w. Graham came up from Port
and the first of the week to visit old
friends and relatives.
Joe Vogt, Harry Weber and Burnett
Duncan went to Portland yesterday to
get a glimpse of Roosevelt.
/. Anyone:.having old books or maga-
zines to give away, phone Ladies Aid
society, M. E. church, No. 266-K.
Mrs. c. M. Jacks, of Trout Lake,
who is sick with typhoid fever at the
Cottage hospital, gave birth to son
Monday.
Sara Bard, Field Ehrgot for Wom-
ans Suffrage, was in the city the first
of the week making arrangements for
campaign work.
Rev. B. W. Bath, of Portland, will
fill the Christian church pulpit next
Sunday, morning and evening. A full
attendance of members is desired.
Special Sunday school services at 10
o'clock.
The case against 0smun Royal for
speeding, which was again heard
before Judge Buck last week. was
decided against the defendant. Nc
defense was made by Attorney +. C.
Smith for the defense, as he stated
that they preferred to try the case in
the circuit court on appeal. Royal
was fined Sl00.
Sheriff Johnson presided at trial of
the case of Frank Chandler VS.. Paul
Hubbard and c. d. Nckelsen, in which
the former sued on attachment for the
recovery of an automobile formerly
the property of A. A. Jayne. Silas H.
Soule claimed the property before the
sheriff's sale was made, and jury de-
cided the automobile belonged to Soule.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bell. of st
Johns. New Brunswick, arrived the
first of the week on visit to his
brother, c. A. Bell, of the Mt. Hood
Hotel. MIR. Bell visited Hood River
seven years ago. and notes the many
improvements that have been made
here since that time. He has disposed
of his business in Eastern Canada and
expects to locate in Vancouver, b. G.
John r. Putnam, of the Upper Val
ley, candidate for county commissioner
on the Republican ticket, was offered
place on the executive committee of
the Progressive party, but declined
Mr.. Putnam says that while he is a
supporter of Mr.. Roosevelt. he is a
Republican in state and county politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Dethman and
Rudolph Jensen, of Denison. Ia, ar
rived Saturday on visit to Chris
Dethman and family. Mr. Jensen will
also visit sister, Miss Lydia Jensen,
who is postmistress at Bngen. This
is their first visit to Hood River, to
visit the formers brother, Chris Deth-
man, who left for this place in 1879
J. H. Fredricy left last week on
his annual vacation, which he Will
spend with relatives and friends in
Pennsylvania and other eastern cities.
He will be gone about six weeks.
F. S. Smith, who has been working
at the Mount Hood depot since Super
intendent Early has been sick, will
take MIR. Fredricy's place during the
latter's absence.
Mrs. Chas. f. Roberts, Of Waupaca,
Wis. and Mrs. J. D. Steele, of Ap-
pleton. Wis, spent a week with Mrs.
liz. H. Button and family. leaving
Thursday for Fairfax, Wash, to visit
relatives on their way home. The
former is sister and the latter
niece of Mrs. Button. Thls IS MRS;
Steele's first visit to Hood River, and
she was delighted with the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Hayt, of Park
City. Utah, who purchased part OF the
C. W. Sproat-place last year. have ar
rived in Hood River and are stopping
at the Oregon hotel until they have es-
tablshed a permanent home on their
ranch. Their household goods are on
the way and will be stored until spring
when they will build.
There was quite little excitement
on the Heights for time last Satur-
day when Mrs. AIya Day found her
two and a half year old baby missing.
The alarm was sounded in the neigh
borhood and many turned out to hunt
for the little wanderer. The young
sons of Harry Bailey, however, proved
to be the successful sleuths ana fount
the little one at the home OF Mrs
Hatch, several blocks away.