The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-29

F. Davenport, Jr.. was a business
VISITOR in Portland the first of the
week
Mrs. 5. A. BIbb " stricken with
paralysis SuJ day. She is reported
resting we'll.
Charles T. Early is reported to be
much improved. Mr.. Early is suffering
iIro typhoid 10 st. Vincent's in Port
land.
1. A. Sandborn, a representative of
tle American Safety Powder Co, of
lorlls ID, was here Tuesday on busi-
s..
Mrs. W NJ. Hosick left yesterday
morning ttor sher shome in Chicago.
MF hoslck accompanied her as far as
Portland.
Miss Lucille Smith, who has been
here visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert II. Wallace, returned
90 her home in Portland Tuesday.
| VT. Motschenbacher is here visiting
/ / fraternity brothers, Chester Hug
pms ard Karl Onthank. He will return
TO the University of Oregonithis fall.
lel. c ooker and Mrs Gre oker spant
/ Tuesday here the guest of 4. l.. Smith.
| The former is a Unitarian minister
Of note, having filled the pulpits of
Boston and Ann Arbor.
J. +. Robertson. manager of the
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co., is spending
two weeks in Idaho, East Washington
and Oregon, and Utah in the intel ests
OF the company.
o. c. Dean returned Tuesday from
Newport, where he had gone to inspect
his halibut beds Mr.. Dean declares
/ that he is well pleased with the work
being done there. The Ollie S., the
big motor boat used here last summer
for excursion purposes, is used in
making catches.
Peaches for sale. Phone l6-B.
A. l.. McCauley, who will have
charge of the Industrial and CONNER
cia departments of the Dalles High
school the coming year, was in that
city last week on business. Mr.. Nc
Cauley and family will leave theiI
/ Odell ranch next week to make theil
home in The Dalles.
sMr. and Mrs. l.. j. Amble, whC
have been here visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. A. p Reed, returned HON,
asst week. They were accompanied 2
far as Portland by Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
The return journey was made over tn
Canadian Pacific. Mr.. and Mrs. Rec,
went to Portland to see Bonnie Burr.
Mrs. Crooker was formerly minis
ter of the Universal church. She is
sister of W. M. Kollock, of Underwood
They were taken on a motor tri
over the valley Tuesday Afternoon by '
C. Brock. MIR. Smith was host at
dinner party Tuesday night. when
number Of the Unitarans were invite
to his home. Mrs. c. H. Sletton er
tertained the party with number Q
beautiful solos.
DR.. c. II. jenkins and family Il
turned Tuesday from Elk Greek @
Cannon Beach. where a Hood Rive
colony spends each summer. DR.. Jer
kins declares that the resort is becon
ing one of the most popular on th
: coast. Many local citizens have pu
chased property there. He STATE
, II at this has risen in vail
= alton, and offers may double the
e n oney if they care to sell. A wat'
. works system is being installed. d
= Jenkins says the weather there hi
teen extraordinarily good this summe
D zAs a usual thing newspapers ar
S oCher peri dicaIs a;e not extensi'
3 travellers. However. 4. r. Bradle
. of the Heights. received Friday col
Z of the Christian Herald, published
New York, which had evidently be,
}, travelling for some six years and bt
7 ter. The publication was dated ia
. uary "a, 1906, and bore the origin
/, marginal addI ess. When it final
f reached its destination the paper W
intact, although somewhat dirty, al
q bearing the marks of much journeyinl