The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-30

Jud Fisk, mIuc host Of the Umntilla,
! ID. &. Ireland Of the ChrOHiciC, N. j.
| Slnnolt aud Professor LisGomb Of No
tro Dame college, Indiana, mndc the
! round trip TO Cloud Cap Sunday, mr.
/ rIving here IN time to catch the l0l0
passenger, ana having Ave hours on
, The mountain, Eph Olingcr got them
there on tlma.n
The Teachers Normal County Insti-
tulc for Wn.cn county will bc held IN
the brick school house, The Dalles be-
ginning August 22d, $50 D. m, and
wlll continue IN session two weeks.
Able lnsu Il torH VIII b. secured and no
efforts spared by superintendent Fhcl-
! ley 10 make Il u grand success. Iench-
cry, plcase remember the time and
brng your textbooks.
Fred J., IIodgsou deputy collector Of
customs for The port of Portland, was
here Wednesday taking the measure
mcnls of Captain Goes new boat, the
"lrmn." Tho inspectors Of hulls and
boilers then took u turn at her, and II
h probable the secretary Of the Interior
and Uncle Jerry Ru-l will have some
thing To shy, rs well ms Secretary Tracy,
before the boat will he allowed to run.
Dr. o. &. lIolliHcr, Rev. W. q.
Curtis and George Sititcs of The Dnllcs,
and Rev. Chichester aud wife Of Balti-
more, made The trip 10 Cloud Cap Inn
rnwdhy The Dullcs folks came back,
Wednesday evening, delighted with
the trip, Tuesday the party mndc the
trip 10 Coopcrs spur, getting lost on
the way back ana nearly furnishing II
fine Item, 10 being spoiled by some one
from the lun calling them IN with "a
horn.
NJ, a. Moody, with party Of Dalcs
friends, made the rip to Mt. Hood,
starting Saturday afternoon and stop
ping here that night, arriving at the
lnu sunday. The party consisted, be-
sidv- himself and he wasn't beside
himself cithcrl of Mn 4. h. Newman,
Misses Annie nud Bessie Lang, Annie
Newman, aud Mcs-~, W, r. Smith,
ir,, +. 4 Jocclyn mad 81. Green. They
returned TO The Dalic5 Thursday
J., 4, McNury aud II, y. Corkcrhno
lcit III nod Rive, at $50 u. M on foot for
ttoud Cap iuuG arrived there Mt 7I5
y M. Next morning started for the
= mmll at 3 % nj; reached the top ut
1880 p m, rem lining There one hour,
aud were buck gt the Inn nt 7lj p. ~.
ihe weather WIS quite warm on top
aud very little wind. Tncy could net
find the bon on acc0un Of SNOW nrd
Ice, u had n splcnuld view to the
south, north and east
Hood River Lodge No lO5, A. f..
aud a. NJ, was constituted SATURDAY.
evening hast aud the following officers
Installed: T., l.. smith, W. NJ; Lew
Morse, senior warden; +. &. Brosius,
secretary; w j. Baker, treasurer.
After the installation ceremonies an
elegant supper wns discussed by the
members Of the order. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
>. Myers, j. l.. Story and wife, i. A..
Cro~sen and Miss story, j. NJ. Mardcn,
II. i. Gibbons, r. -. Clustcr, George c.
lilakcly, W. NJ, Wasco lodge, George
y. Lithe, T.. Phiw.an, l.. Furguson,
j. EyrdN |, |. Burget, of The DaIlrs.
&. Il, Wiley, DR. III. A. Lcavens and
others, from Cascade Locks.
The camp.mecting ut Mosicr wound
Il Ia the best possible condition. The
RESULT was fifteen conversions, eleven
hnptlsms aud seventeen profCsscd the
blessings of perfect love, aud Il first
class spiritual condition of all the mem
hership. The corps Of workers was per-
fctl.t agreed on doing the best for God
aud the people, Nearly the same corps
OF workers, with a few exceptions, viii
be at the camp-meeting at Belmont
just south OF the Methodist church, on
the Potter ranch, and In addition there
viii hc several ministers and hay work.
ers from abroad to help. Come and
all bring tents and camp cquipagc.
The grounds are good, shade abundant
and first class order has been the rule.
Remember, the first meeting will be
Thursday, August lth, at p, M, and
continue ten days at least
j, w. RIGBY.