The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-21

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There will bo services IN the River.
aide CONGREGATIONAL church tomorrow
mt / $50 II. NJ Sabbath school nl lO3O
H. N. The services IN I Inc valley. church
viii be al p. ~. Snbbni h school ut
/ ~. ~. All ltrc cordially Invited TO bc
present. II. NJ, AunSs, Pastor.
/ George Alcck, u p.yenr.old Indian
boy, has mndc himself II small wagon,
with bed aud brake complete, nnd hnS
u tenn Of from six tO eight white boys
10 haul him around. All Of which
shows Tint George Is posscssrd OF more
ihnn the average amount OF lngln-
uity.
Lawson, the brute that committed
the assault on the old lady at The
I Dullcs, wns sentenced Monday. Judge
bradshaw. IN passing sentence, re-
marked that the legislature had fixed
the limit Of the courts leniency, nnd
then sentenced him u twenty years In
the pcnitentlary.
The weather clerk turned on n small
section Of cold weather Sunday night,
and Monday night gave the faucet nil-
other twist, causing n thin layer of Ice
10 form on the shallow waters. Tues
day night hc repeated aud gave ~ Just
little sprinkle Of rain, aud Wedncs-
day perfect spring day.
Seven chairs were placed IN the school
rooms here Monday Ia order To accom-
mediate new pupils. Every seat was
filled before aud the nIsles are bcc0m-
Ing valuable The time has arrived
when II new school house Is necessity,
aud its building should not be put OIL
later than the early spring.
Watch our for sal columns for some
Of the best real estate bargains In the
country. lf you want to buy call on
us, and II you want to sell, come and
see what we can do for you. We ad-
vertlc all property placed In our hands
free Of charge, and ARE 80 situated ns 10
make the quickest sales. IL will cost
you nothing unless II sale II made.
It's rumored that after the first of
next month there will be but one pas
sengcr tniu day each way. Nos I
and 4, the trains arriving here at /
O'Clock In the morning aud 7:l0 In the
evening, will be withdrawn, ~ that In
order 10 get In or out Of Hood River
will require either sitting up late or
getting up very early.
At the quarterly examination Of APP
picants for teachers certificates, held
last week, the following were success
ful: Second grade certiliCat"s-Louis +.
D0rais. Wapinltia; Susannah Ward,
Kingsley; Miss NJ. T.. Anderson, Ma
tilda Ilolllster and Florence Cram OF
The Dulles. Third grade-John Dcmp-
sey, Kingsley; George NJ. Cole, Grass
Valley; Minnie T.. Mccoy, Hood River;
Cassie Cheese, Antelope; Emma f..
Vogt, The Dalles.
While IL ~ perfectly proper for every
one 10 call after the arrival of each train
for their mail. IL IL not necessary for
every member Of the family TO do so.
The school children have II habit Of
visiting the post Office four times II day
and asking for mail, aud In eases where
there IL more than one In the family,
every child assumes that he or she
should cull for II and does 80. IL twould
save lots Of annoyance II parents would
put stop TO II.
Last week we mentioned the fact
that Mr. John A. Wilson had presented
us Il Hllck of cornmeul made from corn
raised by himself aud ground in the
valley. Since that time we have sam
pied IL 10 some purpose and unhesitat-
ingly pronounce IL the best We ever
tasted. II Uncle Jerry Rusk would
send some Of this kind over To Ger
many, the diet would soon become
popular and the Kaiser himself would
not turn away from IL.