The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Ferguson, of Ia
coma, Wash. are here spending the
summer with their daughters, Mrs.
Floy Campbell and Mrs. F. A. Bishop.
We have several tracts of Camas Prai.
rie bottom land plowed and ready for
Spring sowing. The prices would inter
est you. B. F.. Duncan x Co., First
National Bank Building. alGtf
Mrs. E. G. Titus, who has been Wis
iting at Shadie Nooke orchard, the
country home of DR.. and Mrs John W.
Sifton. returned TO her home in Port
land Saturday evening.
Fred Howe, W. l.. Clark and Robert
and George Bragg have joined the
throng of Cascade avenue residents
who are making attractive improve
ments on lawns and parkings.
We have several tracts of Camas Prai-
rie bottom land plowed and ready for
Spring sowing The prices would inter-
est yor. b. +. Duncan 4 co., First
National Bank Building. al6tf
Mrs. C. R. McCalley was here the
latter part of last week on business in
| connection with concert to be given
by the ladies of Asbury Methodist
church.
S, A. Mitchell is now trying out bis
new Maxwell five passenger touring
car. The machine was recently puT-
chased of Howe & Ingalls,, the local
Mawxell representatives.
Chris Ranley, who was probably the
oldest worker on the job last Friday.
decares that he has not had so much
fun in 40 years. MIR. Ranley is in ia
vor of frequent road working days.
Clarence Plog, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Plog, who recently sustained
serious injuries while fishing, was able
to return to his home from the Cottage
hospital yesterday.
c. R. McCalley, the we'll known en-
tertainer. will render program at AS.
bury M. E. chruch Thursday, May Z.
A special price of 25 cents will be made
to school children.
For Sale-S0 acres, lots l and 2 Sec.
ton 81, TIP. 2, n, Range II L east side
deep soil, little waste, easy to clear,
small buildings. Price $40 per acre.
Terms. A. Osburn, Astoria, Ore, care
+. n. Bank. m26tf
A. P. Bateham, president of the Fruit
and Produce Distributor, a Portland
publication, was here last week on
business connected with the North
western Fruit Exchange, of which he
is vice president.
Accompanied by his mother, Frank
Branch Riley, vice president of the
Oregon Good Roads Association and a
member of the Portland bar, was here
last week on business. Mr.. Riley and
his mother made tour of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Osborne, and fam
lily, of Astoria, are now on their Oak
Grove ranch. Mrs. Osborne and chill
dren will remain during the summer,
while MIR. Osborne will retrun after a
stay of two weeks.
DR.. James Withycombe, formerly d.
rector of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege experiment station, who is now a
gubernatorial candidate on the Repub.
lican ticket, was in the city yesterday
visiting friends.
The following Portland relatives and
friends have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Jetfries at their Pine Grove
home: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Jeffries,
Mrs. ]. r. Collord and MIR. and Mrs.
Martin.
Judge and Mrs. e. U. Gantent Elm,
of Portland, left Tuesday after visit
to their ranch here. Judge Gantenbein,
who is candidate for the supreme
court, is colonel of the Third regiment
Of the Oregon National guard.
A May day picnic dinner and get to-
gether meeting will be held at Asbury
Methodist church tomorrow, Friday,
evening at o'clock. All members al d
friends of the church ale urged to
bring basket lunches and get together
for q cocial auapipo