The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-08-15

state wns here on II professional visit
yesterday.
Mr. e.. H. Gilbert has been rc-nppoint-
cd II member Of the county bOnrd of eX-
nmincrs, and Wednesday went 10 Tho
Dulcs to assist In the regular cXamin-
alton Of teachers which bcRnh there
that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Schcnck, Rev Ell u.
SutclIllc and family Misses Lownc
aud Ruch, aud others who have been
here for several days left for home, The
Dullcs Wednesday.
Union Pacific System offers un-
cQunlcd facilities to tourists on route to
all points east. Ncstlbulcd SlCcpefp,
Diners, Free Chair Cars through 10
Missouri river aud Chicugo without
change.
While the local market has been rcns-
onnhly well supplied with potatoes and
cabbage, other vegetables have been
very scarce. Such corn ns was offered
WINS too old, mud cucumbcrs and toma-
toes were conspIcuously absent.
We understand that IN the near fI-
turc Mr.. Reynolds will plat aud offer
for sale that part Of his hand on which
the orchard X growing. This Is II fine
piece of property, lying ~ II does mid
way on the rond hclwccn the town and
the steamer and ferry landings,
There has been a general change of
conductors on this division of the l..
T., Townc, Gilbert, Soclcy, aud McMil-
Ian retiring, their places being filled
10y promotion Of freight conductors.
We ARE sorry indeed to see them 20, and
this regret the TRAVELLING public will
share.
Miss Anna Martin and Leonard &.
Jones, are expected up from Portland
this afternoon on the boat, Miss Mollic
B lckcnmcycr, came up form Portland
last night, and Miss Dollie Martin ar
rived here last week All are the
guests Of Mrs. Y, j Watson In Idle
wilde,
The Cascade Locks will institute
X. Of i. lodge tonight. Twenty or
thirty members of the order from The
Dallcs will attend, and Waucoma lodge
II this place will send nearly ns many
more. The order II growing rapidly,
but yet not more so than its merits
warrant.
james Cooper and sister, Mr. Dick
son and family, Mrs. Sanborn, Mr..
Tominson and family, Annie and
Kate Lcntz, Frank Rics, viii Edick,
Mary and Hans Joachimscn, Orval
Knox. Milton Coll'nlErry, and several
Others whose names We were unable to
learn, started for Lost lake Thursday
morning, to stay ten days or perhaps
lougcr,
Mr.. Brigham the head aud front of
the :. B. Medicine company Of Dufur,
pissed down Tuesday evening, stop
ping only long enough to distribute
some unique advertisements in the
shape ola "COPPER" The :. b. mcdl-
cincs have grown steadily in popularity
on their merits, which makes the ad-
vcrti.cmcnt peculiarly appropriate
\. Il, Jones now appreciates that old
song ~ went down the river and !
couldn't get across, for that is just
what happened 10 him Tuesday night
He was bound for Trout lake. and had
his mouth fixed for trout brcakfuft,
but he didn't get It.. He got left in
stead, for the wind blew 80 hard that
Charon would not attempt to make the
crossing.
We have received several copies of
the Wusco Independent Academy cat
alogucs, when we will he pleased to
give 10 those who think of scudiug
their children away To school. This
situated at The Dalles, is
thoroughly good institution, and has
u splendid corps oftcachers. 1t is grow
ing steadily in popularity, and deserves
all the patronage it gets, and more.
Tuesday holds the medal as being
the warmcst day Of the season, but ii
is simply not in ii when compared
with the eastern weather of the same
day. All through the east the thcrm-
OnctCr ranged above 100 In Connect
cut it marked lOi, and in New Jersey
Delaware and New York, the heat was
so intense that all out door labor was
In New York city there
were 10 cases Of sunstrokc, l3 of which
were fatal, SO it will be seen that we
have no show in II hot weather compe-
tition.
DR.. Walker wife and son and Mr..
Herbert I. Coffin, came up from Port
land Saturday morning and with the
of Mrs Walker who is visiting
in the valley, went to Lost lake. Mr..
John Divers took them from his place.
The party goes prepared to build Il boat
taking II sail with them. The great
drawback to fishing on the lake here
totore was the difficulty in getting out
from the shore, rufts being the only
means for the purpose, That the party
will have Il good time goes without say
ing. and that they will catch lots of
fish is II dead certainty.
Monday afternoon Hood River made
u vigorous effort TO desert herself and
move over to Trout lake. The process
sion consisting of four big wagons con-
tanned Captain Coe and family; q. l.. |
and wife, $. L. Bartmess
and family, M. V. Harrison and family, !
f. II. Button and family, J. f.. Hanna
and family, Mrs. a. B. Jones, Miss
Ann Smith, Frank Jones and George
Slocum. Captain Blowers intended to
take his family, but the teams We're all |
engaged, OlinSer u Bone having u |
booked for ClOndcaD Tues !