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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1907)
' W V Seven o 0 3C JIJLC&I. YUOl vJOUm; OHJJLIllliiaiACo v HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY JUNE 13, 1907 Greater Values than Ever Before Each day some lot decreases consid erable, but every day we add new fuel and this week will without a doubt be the banner week. If You Buy Here You'll Get the Spirit Has Been Demonstrated by the NOTE Thistle Lawns, Saturday 15, 9 to 11 a in. and 2 to 4 p. m., the yard SEE WINDOW 24c 0 Come Early to Get Your Share CRAM'S 3IC3e3C3 I 4? I III REJ'OL.VCDJ THAT IN JUWE IS WHEN NATURE flLoTHW HER5ELF TM BATMAUT REAUTV- NATWPF TiC rtrtfTMr M THE tip To Do Tup .Famf. Lw.r Do WE LooK IN Juue VITM or.n CLOTHE J ON? AND UnWDo tWEFrFL? ITT IK RfrTitJ I iir NATUR.E D0E5 FRoMTHEufoUMD UK WITH A New OUTFIT. GO TO THE BEST PLACE w i Crowds in Every Department 197 Men's Suits - - Half Price 183 Youths' Suits - Half Price 167 Boys' Knee Suits - Half Price 64 Ladies' Suits - Half Price 122 Ladies' Skirts - - Half Price 27 Spring Jackets - Half Price You See the Saving, Don't You? r. rm ttUTJS- -Men's Summer Underwear Saturday from 3 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m., 2 garments None sold only during hours named. See Window CRAM'S You Save Money on Every Purchase KMltttr il-HlMC No. BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. I'lione Holmau 'a Market, Main 1401. uii iuo neiguis ior your meat orders. r ree and prompt delivery. 8. J. Frank lias a fine line of men's Wits and purse?. Mr. Bartmess is on a cash basis. "The Gern" Ice Cream Bricks mad in as many colors or any stvle. Give us you orders for your party or Sunday uiuutr. n e uo our own manuiacturmg. Hamilton & Adolph. Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros, every day. L. Huggins' Annual June sale began June 1. Watch our add for real values. Big lino of tents, wagon Covers, and summer lap duiters at S. J. Frank's. Chickens for Sunday dinner at Hoi man's Market. Get yeur spray hose from W. II. Ilaynes. Fresh fish at Holmau's Market. Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio. Ph. C. Young is in the market for cat tle, hogs, chickens, etc., and will pay the highest market price. Green onions, apparagus and radishes at McGuire Bros. Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jackson's. Full line of garden hose, with coup lings, at llayncs' store. Maple Syrup and New York 8tate Buck Wheat at Jackson's. "The Gem" Hand Rolled Ice Cream Chocolate Creams, Tallies and Bon Bona. We make all our candies and ice cream. Hamilton & Adolph. Just received at Soule's Piano house large shipment of phonographs and the i elebrated Jonophone records. A spe cial discount will be offered this week. A good Emerson piano at Soule's Pi ano house for $1.75. Also some fine organ's $3o to $51). New Orleans Molasses in bulk and cans at Jackson's. Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at Jackson's. Go to Hood River Apple Growers Union for drums of gas for nitrogen Bprayer. Economical buyers go to the Huggins' store they can do better. It is to your interest to refer to M. Bartmess' ad under the new system. The Dietz 8tudio for photos. Chinook ealnion at McGuire Bros, every Friday. Chickenr for Sunday dinner at Mc Guire Bros. Order early. Iiwn mowers, the best make, at W. 11. Huyues. Finitthing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Mt. Hood t'oth powder, best in the world at Williams Pharmacy. Money back if not satisfactory. fl4 The first delivery will be made at 8 o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to have vour orders in for your bulls and roasts' in time for this trip. The last trip will be made at 10:45 and the last trip in the evening at 4:80. Please ob serve these hours of delivery so as to receive your meats on time and assist us in the delivery. McGwire Bros. If you want to buy or sell real estaie go to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. Rev. Dix preaohed at Boyd last J. J. Gibbons visited In Portland over Sunday. C E. Wilson left Saturday on No. 5 for a trip to Portland. Miss Georgia Burbee bag accepted a position as olerk with Booth & Co. K. E. Got! and wife left on visit to Portlaud Thursday on the local. A. D. Moe was in The Dalles Satur day having the press she ft remodeled. O. L. Phillips, of The Dalles, was a business caller in Hood River Friday. L. . Clark and wife were passen gers for Portland cn the local Friday. Levi Clarke and wife left for Poi t land Thursday to visit with their son Frai k. Fri iik Davenport and wife, who went to Moio last week, returned Thursday. F. S. Penyand family, of Portland, are visiting relatives and friends in the valley. Mrs. H. C. Coe arrived from Port land Friday on No. 2 and will visit in Hood River. J. W. Dyienforth left for Portland Friday o business connected with the smelter. C. H. Stranahan left on the local Friday to transact business in the metropolis. Mis. I J. Kobbinett, of Wasoo, who has been visiting at the Peugb home, returned Wednesday. K C. Maitin, of Portland, wbo has been visiting at the Copple home, n turned Thursday. Dr. W. F. Wright, wbo has been spending bis time in his berry Melds, returned to Pottlaud Friday. John Rankin, of White Salmon, was in the city Tnursday transacting bus iness with our merchants. Miss Anna Fowler, who has been in the employ of Booth & Co., has ac cepted a positon with Huggins & Co. Lee Evans, a prominent fruit grow er of Mosier. was in the city Satur day doing business with our merchants. Mrs. J. C. McKeoo, who has been visiting at the Orr home in this city, returned to her borne in Wasco Mon day. W. R. Albee, a prominent real es tate man of Portland, came op Satur- day on the local and spent a few days in the valley. Ed Johnson and wife, who have been spending several days in Port' audi, returned to Hood River Satur day on the spencer. Dr. T. L. Eliott, aooonipauied by his wife, arrived in the city from Portland la it Friday and spent sever al days visiting friends. Mrs. Uertude MoElfesh, who has been spending a week visiting with Mr. aud Mrs. Win. Yates, returned to her home In Portland last Frl jay on the local. J. W. Andreson shipped the first obetries of the season from Hood River last Saturday. The consign ment consists of 20 orates and were billed to parties in Montana. Mrs. II. I. Fiedrioks and children. Miss Merle and Master Milo, departed for Portland on the local Friday for a visit with Mrs. Fredriok's mother, Mrs. M. F. Jacobs. After spending a few days in Portland Master Milo will go to Seattle and visit with lel atives during the vacation months J. A. Walters made a flying trip to M osier Monday. Will Frank made a flyng trip to Portland Saturday on business. Miss Taylor, superintendent of the Cottage hospital, was a passenger for Portland Saturday. Miss Eunice Clark, who has been teaohing school in the valley, returned to Lyle recently. Dr. David Robinson, of Moeier, was in tbe city Monday doing busness wl'h our local drug firms. Mrs. John Castner, wbo has been visiting friends in Portland for sever al days, returned home Friday. Frank Davenport, of Hood River, dropped MOuO In Moio for horses one day last week. Moro Observer. Hosmer Arnold and wife airived from Portland Saturday and went' out to their farm in tbe Barrett district. Miss Edith Niles, representing tbe Sunset magazine, spent a few days iu tbe city tbe tatter part of the week. Jos. Frazier, jr., who has been iu Portland for several weeks doing some plastering, returned home during the week A. E. Kessler, expert typewriter repairer, ot Poitlaod, was in tbe city the first of the week looking up bas in ess iu his line. Harry Doutbit and wife, wbo have been vibiting with Mrs. Jos. Frazier, jr., retnrned to their home in Cross Keys Moodsy on the local. Ted and Martin Niokelsen, wbo have been i ioking berries If or their unole, M. II. Nickelsen, returned to their home at Mosier Monday. F. D. Stanley, of the Stanley-Smith Lumber company, aocompauied by bis wire and daughter, came up from Portland Friday and spent several days iu tbe valley. Mr. and Mis. Geo. Soule, wbo have been In charge ot tbe Moigan farm on PheJo'a creek, left last Thursday for tbe Willamette valley. Mr. Soule ex pects to settle near independance. 1 Mrs Cbas. Heisler, ot Dufur, and Mia. Win. Niokerson, of The Dalles, have beeu spending a week visiting with their sister, Mrs G. W. Brown, retui nine to their homes last Satur day on tbe local. Mrs W. S. Cram and son, Master Wiulield, ot Raymond, Wash., ar rived Monday and are visiting Mis. Cram's brother-in-law, Frank A. Cram, of this city. Ibey will spend about two weeks in Hood Kiver. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Maitin, ao- compaoed by their two children, oame up on the Spenoer from Port- laud Monday. Mrs. Msrtin went to Pott land several days ago to have one of her daughters' eys treated. F. W. Augus returned from a trip to Uoldendale, Saturday, wneie tre bad been in the interest of tbe Bond ed Irrigated district. Mr. Angus has been lnpseotlng tbe wooden pipe eye em that has been in use tbere for sev eral years, with reference to reoom- mendlng It to tbe Irrlgatng district. Robert J. Dieok, of Portland, who has been in Manila doing some ex pert civil enginering, aocompanled by bis wife, were in Hoo River the latter part of tho week. Mr. Dieck has just purchased a One tract ot land of F. W. Angus. Tbe site chosen commands one of tbe best views of Hood River valley. We shall be glad to welcome tbem to our midst to share in tho general pros pertiy of the community. Pget in the habit OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Wash Tubs, wringers, wash Jar Rubber, jar tops, jar Telescopes and suit cases in boilers, clothes baskets, wash wrenches, jar funnels, sealing wax canvas and straw, val.eces, hand boards clothes lines and pin., jlley glasses, stone jars at Little bags, etc., for travelers. Little soap, amonia bluing, etc., Little rrlceg 1 nceg NicKle Plated Ware. Thing You Need. Can Cow Bells, all sizes, team Everything for the kitchen and dies, soap, moth balls, l-on wax, bells swivel pins, rope ties, bal- bath room in this pretty service- ove polish, metal polish, ma tersuTry comb-', horse brushes able ware at Little chine oil, bath brick, silver pol mane combs, etc. Little Prices ish.etc. Little Prices , yrlce8 ' Towels. Linen anl cotton t ir:- r-i.e... in solid towels in white and unbleached, Oil Stoves, lamp and blue LooRing Glasses in soil flame toveg for tumnicr ute tne oak and btained frames, in all " u p j good kind. Litt le sizes, good plate glass. Little rnce Prices Prices Toilet Articles. Combs Tha Twin Freezer freezes of every kind, hair brushes, tooth Mosquito Net, fly paper, two flavors of ice cream at the .rushes, barber clippers, toilet fly killer, wire dish serenes, fly lime Ume, the're fine. Come and soap, tooth powders court plaster, traps, tangle fjt, insect powder, see them. Little talcom powJer, etc. LiUle etc. is saw a on the Coast. flCST in LIlC LCtLC eknn U'a hava nnveltins that von caiTt set el Beautiful Hood River views and the very latest things out in the post card line. Little Prim Leslie Butler was a business oaller In Portland a part of last week. Miss Fern Osborne, of Portland, is a guist of Miss Franoes Bragg. A. W. Onthank was at White Sal mon Friday transacting business. Attorney Seneca Fonts and wife, of Portland, were Hood River visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Doidge, of Portland, are visiting with Mr. Doidge's mo'. her, Mrs. T. Stevenson, Peter Stadleman, a commission merchant of Tbe Dalles, was in tbe city last Thursday watching us ship our strawberries. B. M. Neal and wife, of Pendelton, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mis. Sanford Smith, returned to their home Tuesday evening. County Commissioner Hibbard te turned from Tbe Dalles Thursday on tbe steamer Spencer. Tbe session of the county court has been a busy one. Mrs. Par lee Fouts, who anoom- fanled the remains ot tbe late Mis. ke Wilson from Walnut Hills. 111., to Hood River, returned Monday to her home in the east. Mrs. Cbas. Castner and Mrs. T. J. Kinuaird and daughter left Tuesday on tbe steamer Telephone for Port land where they will attend tbe Grand lodge of the Eastern Star. Dr. M. Fried and wife, wbo bave been spending several days at tbe Collin's hot springs, arrived in Hood River Monday and bave been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Heilbronner. Hany Morgansen, wbo has been driving team for tbe Buck Creek Lumber company, has returned to Hood River and aooepted a position with tbe Transfer A Liveiy company. 3 J. L. Henderson, manager of the Hood River base ball team, was a pas senger on tbe Simons Sunday for Stevenson to see that the boys did their stunts aooording to tbe rules of 1907. Mrs. George Porter and two little daughters, ot Portland, who bave been visiting with Mrs. Jos. Frazier, Jr., returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Fraz Itr has had one of tbe little girls Btaying with ber for several weeks. Sheriff Cbilders, of Union oounty, passed tbtougb Hood River Saturday on No. 5 in charge of two criminals from that oounty. One of tbe men will get eight yeais for murder, and the other will serve three years for picking pockets. Jos. Wright, who has been spend ing tbe week at Cascade Looks, oame up Saturday aud spent Sunday at home. He baa moved his family to tbe locks this weeks to remain until be has oompleted tbe Thompson man sion for which he has tbe contract. H. A. Emerson and wife, aooom panied by Miss Lena Long, of Hepp oer, bave been visiting with Mrs. Emerson's mother In this city, Mrs. D. W. Horner. Tbe party left Mon day to attend tbe Grand lodge session of the Masouio and Eastern Stai lodges now in session at Portland. TbelRev. A. A. Luoe. of Tbe Dalles. will give a lecture at tbe Pine 'Grove Metbodis chnerb next Tuesday, June 18. Subject, "Where Dannie Went to School." The Kev. gentleman is a one speaker and is deserving of a large audience. Ice cream and oake will be served on the ground at the conclusion ol tne lecture. Sam lleppner and wife left Friday tor forcmiKi. sam Has bought him self a 30 acre farm near 'Heart's val ley and expects to move there soon to remain permanently. Tbe traot is only a row miles nom the city limits and is nearly all ret to orchard. Mr. lleppner is confident that be picked up a snap in tbe purchase it this piece ot property. George Camp and Levi Tyler, who went to ine wiuameue valley several weeks ago, returned Monday from their trip on tbe Spencer. The boys (O'K trjeir team to Portland when they went away, and from their tliev drove down tbe east ske and back the west They went as far south as Rose burg and found some good looking country along tbe way. Tbe boys stated tbat they might return to tbe valley a little later In the season and make another tour of inspection. The boys do not desire to leave Hood River until tney can satisfy themselves tbat they bave access to something that win oe proncaoie. E. R. Claxton and fami v arrived from Park River, N. I)., the first of tbe week and will purchase land In Hood River and make their future oma with us. Mr. Claxton is tired of the severe climate of North Dakota sod desires to spend the balance of his days In a more coneen al climate. We are always glad to welcome suob families Into onr.midst. Mr. Claxton bas been a prosperous farmer for many years in tbe middle west, and undoubtedly will make suooess In growing fruit in tbe Hood River val ley. He Is shiopinK hit bonsebold effects by special car and among otber things be la shipping a lot of nne norsea. Mrs. H. F. Davidson is s Portland visitor this week. I. N. Campbell made a business trip to Portland Monday. Samuel G. Campbell was a passen ger for Portland Tuesday on No. 1 A. P. Batebam, a prominent fruit grower of Mosier, was In the oity Monday. R. O. Hadley and wife were up fromColllns the first of tbe week vis iting friends In the oity. Steve Hayes, a prominent banker of Moro, passed through tbe oity 'Cues day enroute to Portland. Hon. E. L. Smith left for Portland Tuesday to attend tbe Masonic grand lodge sesson in tbat oity. U. T. Brigga, ot Los Angeles, a carpenter and oontraotor, is in tne oity looking for a suitable location. H. S. MoDanielt, oounty clerk of Sheiman oounty, passed through the city Tuesday eoroute tor Portland. Marshal G eager lost bla valuable cow during tke first of tbe week. The cause of ber death la unknown. Mrs. C. F. Waldo and daughter Edris, bave been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Napper, of White Salmon. Mrs. H. Lauretsen, of Tbe Dalles, wbo bas spent a fortnight camping In Hood River Valley, returned to her home the latter part ot the week. Mrs. Fred Golden, s niece of Mrs. 3. Copple, of this city, asoompanied by her two daughters, returned to Portalnd Tuesday after several day 'a visit in Hood Elver. T. A. Rhinehart. a brother ot O. A. Rblnebart, of this oity, accompanied by an unole. A. H. Rblnebart and wife, passed through Hood Kivet Sat urday on his way to Salem to be pres. ent at tbe annual reunion of bis par- euts wbo reside there. 2 James Hunt has finished painting tne Hoerman nan it ounang on ual street. This improvement greatly en hances tbe appearance ot things. Sberm has added greatly to bis stock and Is now prepared to supply tbe pubilo with the best in bis line. Hubbard Taylor and family, ot Morgan, Morrow oounty, arrived In Hood River Thursday and will pur chase property In the city oi valley and make this their peimanent borne. Hubbard la cousin of Mrs. Dr. Edg- ington and CoL O. B. Hartley. Miss Nan Cooper, who bai been tbe faithful and efflolent correspondent from the Mt. Hood district, has been elected as one of tbe teaohers In The Dalles publio school for tbe ensuing year. Mis Cooper is one of the most proficient teaohers in Wasoo county. We congratulate her upon her suooess. Dr. J. E. Hall, a cousin ot Cbas. Hall, of this city, brought a number of strawberry piokers from Portland last week to pick berries on be farm in which he holds an interest in the Crapper distriot. The dootor re turned Thursday on tbe steamer Spenoer. R. A. Byrkett. of Trout Lake lodge No. 219, and John T. Wyen, ot Good Will lodge, White Salmon, who have been in attendance at the grand lodge of 1. U. U. r ., at Spokane, returned Thursday evening, having come via Seattle and Portalnd. Ed Mayes, our informant, stated that he could be willing to sign an affidavit tbat they uotn arrived home sober. Attorneys A. A .Jayne and A. J. Derby bave been in Tbe Dalles con ducting a case before a referee. Geo. Dufur was appointed to bear tbe evl- denoe'in the case of F'outs vs. Savage. A. J. Derby and II. S. Wilson ap peared foi Savage, and A. A. Jayne for Fonts. The testimony will be submitted to Judge Bradsbaw who will dejide tbe case. J. W. Kennedy, an old time friend of J. L. Carter and others in Hood River, came up from Portland Tburs day and will spend several days in the city and valley. Mr. Kennedy Is anoompacied by bis wife who bas been in ill health for some time and hopes that ths climate may prove a benefit to ber. Mr. Kennedy also stated that be bad beard so moob aboit this valley tbat he was anxious to come an see It for blmseir. He is hisbly pleased wltb tbe countrv and believes tbat Hood River has a very bright future before It. J. O-ddls N'chols snd Mrs. Nichols. of Portland, visited Hood River last Sunday wltb Mrs. Marion MaoRae. and purcnasea ironi ner a nne traot of apple 1 md near tbe H. A. Cunning plaoe. Mr. Nichols, who was bora and raised In tbe state ot tbe Albe marie Pippin, thinks Hood River pio ducts are unequalled In any other sec tion and is most eoitbusiastio over tbe future of tbe valley. He will Immediately clear and plant bis new plaoe and expects to bave both trees and berries in this Mil. Mrs. Mao Rae will reot a substantial log bun gala on ber place "High View" this summer and will have 15 acres planted to trees and 12 to berries by .November, More Room More Work More Frames "YE have enlarged our facilities for framing pictures. Our stock of Mats and Mouldings was never so large. Our customers never so many and never so pleased. Bring in your pictures and let US frame them and you will be pleased. 5 fj-xLtj PICTURE FRAMES AND ART SUPPLIES u RECIPE FOR CANNING STRAWBERRIES... ii i 71) L SULS'rSUCTIOH HIM MOUTH I NO RUBBER RING- SANITARY SELF SEALING Jim TIGHT NO MOULD NO LOSS KtCPJ VCCtTMLtS, rHUITS.MtATJlTC. scuta rwtvE. wt mmiNf rutin natuilx. nwwj y Select clean, sound fruit. To ten lbs. of berries add throe to five lbs. of sugar. Place berries in a preserving kettle and mix sugar thoroughly through. Allow, them to stand five to ten hours (depend ing on ripeness of berries) until the juice begins to run into the sugar. Place kettle with contents on stove and bring to boil. Miimncr fifteen minutes, keeping berries under the syrup with spoon or paddle, and removing tho scum that rises. Place in jar and seal per directions contained in a booklet of receipes you will find in every box of Economy Fruit Jars The best, the handiest, the most sanitary, tho sure seal, the never-leak, the easy-to-open of all Fruit Jars made, and last of all, if Price is an object to you, send your order to the Stewart Hardware " Furniture Co. A. D. Moe and L. N. Blowers are In Portland attending tbe session of tbe Maaonio grand lodge. Archdeacon Chambers will conduct services at St. Mark's church on Sun day mcrning at tbe usual hour. No 6 atoped for dinner in Hood River last Tuesday. A large orowd enjoyed our strawberries and cream. Cbas. N. Clarke was a passenger for Portland Tuesday to attend tbe ses sion of the grand lodge A. F. k A. M. O. G. Roberts passed through this oity last Tuesday on No. 1, making a jump from British Columbia to southern Oregon. Lou Boyd, who baa been working at bis trade in Portland, visited in Hood River the first of tbe week and returned Wednesday. Mrs. A. M. Kelsay, wbo has beeu visiting with ber daughter, Mrs. Geo. I. Slocom, returned to ber borne In southern Oregon Wednesday. "Tbe Way to Become Immortals" will be the subject at the Unitarian church Sunday at 11 a. m., J. A. baldrldge, minister. All welcome. Mrs. Frank Chandler was a passen ger tor Portlnd Tuesday on the local and will attend tbe grand lodge ses sion of tbe Kastern Star while iu that elty. Meadsmes Cbas. Castner. II. Bailey and 1'. J. Kinnaiid bave been elected as delegates to represent tbe local eastern Star at tbe grand lodge in Portland this week. J. Otten and w'fe were passengers for Portland on tbe local Tuesday. Mr. Otten will attend tbe graad lodge session ot tbe Masonio order, and Mrs. Otten will proceed to Salem for a visit. Some one baa boirowed Judge J. L. Hendeison's oopy of tbe Oiegon Ter ritorial Session Laws. Mr. Hender son's name ia plainly written on tbe back of tbe volume. Kindly return it at onoe and cblige tbe owner. F. W. Radford, teoently from Rioe vlUe, 11L, la In the valley looking over tbe country. Mr. Radford la tired of tbe severe climate of tbe middle weal and la seeking a location In milder latitude Hood River looks good to oar brother and we are in bopes that be may remain with us. Mrs. II. G. Coe left on the local Monday for Portlaud. Mrs, L. Winans was a passenger for Portland Monday on the local. "Singing Kvangolist" C. II. Hart will conduct service at tbe Baptist church Sunday, Juue 10 Morning, "How to Pray so as to Make it Count." Evening, "Bluck Board Talk Tho Seveu Ways." Paul Trieber, who has been holding down tbe express company's chair at the depot, has vacated tbe same and resumed hie former job at the freight depot. Paul stated tbat he was not Hooustomed to suob a snap as the ex press job, and for fear that it might make him lazy, he would not run the risk by remaining. .Miss Berthu Swadley, while riding a horse on tbe Davenport place the Urst of the week, toll oil' and broke ber arm and out several ga-ihes iu her faae. As she was riding along the horse stepped in a hole aud stumbled, throwing Miss Swadley violently to tbe ground. ; Tbe iujuiiea are not fa tal and she will recover after due rest. Quraterly conference of the Free Methodist oburoh convened last Fri day and continued through Suod' y, Kev. D. 1). Dodge, of Hood RJv r, conducting the meeting, whiob as a very successful one. The conier enoe was held at tbe new Menoatte church In the Killingblek district, tbe building being loaud for the occasion. A subscription was taken for expenses and the sum of 123.75 was raised. Madras Pioneer. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams, of Cbioago, have been iu Hood River several days visiting their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kerr, wbo reside on tbe east side. They departed Tuesday on No. 2 . Mr. Willams is one of the prominent citizens of Chicago. He is at the head of the Aetna Fire Insurance Co. of that city, with which Mr. Keer had been con nected for many years. While in Hood River they were taken over tbe valley to see i's scenic beauty and fertile fields, and they were highly pleased with this country. They fully expect to return and purchase property here. Hood River shall be glad to welcome tbem from the Windy oity. r I f . 'I i V I :.! 'f. I ill ii 7