The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-03

Mrs. H. Peters and daughter, Flora
left Tuesday for Cincinnati to spenc
the winter. MIR. Peters will remain
here with his son during the apple har.
vest.
Miss Lorine Waggener. of Van
couver, Wash, arrived Tuesday ano
will be with her father. Jas. Wag.
gener, Jr., in his music store this
winter.
Charles W. Holman, one of the edi-
torial staff of Farm and Ranch, Dallas,
Texas, spent the week end in Hood
River looking over the valley and get
ting statistics for his paper.
If you can fill this order come in
quick. Up to date improved place
with good view and surroundings.
Price up to $40, 900 and must be worth
the money. F. J. Patterson.
Mrs. Il. w. Winans and daughter,
Mrs. M. Neff, went to Cornelius. Ore. f,
Wednesday for visit with Mrs. Frank
Neff. Mr.. Winans had preceded them
and will return with them later.
F. Langerman, of Portland, spent
the week end at Mrs. Howe's hotel on
Lyman Smith avenue, and visited r.
d. Gould, an old acquaintance when
both were residents of Kalispel, Mont.
H IC. Bowers, manager of Hotel Multi
nomah, Portland, registered at the
Oregon the last of the week, and after
ride through the valley went to
Mosier to attend to business matters.
Frank Chandler has closed down his
mill above the Neal creek road, for the
winter, and has some lumber on hand
to supply wants in that neighborhood.
100, 900 feet to the Pine Grove box fac
tory.
Mrs. 0. P. Dabney returned the first
of the week from California, where she
spent couple of weeks attending a
Christian Science meeting at Oakland
and visiting in Los Angeles and San
Diego.
C. A. Galloway, president of the
First National Rank. of Fond du Lac,
Wis, arrived the last of the week on
visit to his daughter, Mrs. II. T. Parr.
This is Mr.. Galloway's first visit to
Hood River.
Geo. II. Dunscomb, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank, of Chi
cago, paid Hood River visit the latter
part of the week, and was taken for a
ride through the valley by Mayor
Blanchar.
Geo. E. Bailey, of Rock Island, ILL.,, ,
who attended the e. A. R. Encamp-
ment at Los Angeles, stopped on his
way home to visit his brother, H. II.
Bailey, Sr., and nephew, Harry Bailey,
and their families
VIM. Crossley, of D. Crossley &
Sons, New York, was in the valley on
his annual tour of inspection of the
western fruit sections. He met the
board of directors of the Apple Grow
ers Union Saturday.
H. Fl. Hadlock and family will spend
few weeks in eastern Oregon and
Washington, afterward visiting friends
and relatives in several of the middle
states. Mr.. Hadlock has closed his
real estate Office for the winter.
The Trout Lake correspondent of the
White Salmon Enterprise says: "1ndi-
ans are predicting a heavy snowfall
and an early winter, saying: Heap
snow and heap more snow. All melt
and flood come like long time ago.
V. C. Brock was called to Portland
Saturday on account of the serious i'll
ness of his son Z. c. Brock, and took
him to hospital for treatment. Mrs.
Brock, has also been i'll, but is now
convalescent Clay Brock has an inter-
est in the Laurel Rose Auto Co, at
Portland.
: Hugh Smith and family returned to
Hood River Monday, after an absence
of two or three years. Mr.. Smith has
been in the draying business at Los
Angeles, but sold out his business and
has returned to Hood River to make
his home. Mrs. Smith and family have
been in the east for a couple of
months. and they were met at The
Dalles by Mr.. Smith on their return.