The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-09-10

| III the 10 III fOunu'
j. NJ. Murchle bns on on hand II car-
load Of hny. All those Wishing 10
purchase nrc Invited tO Inspect the
Mnio at his place Of business.
The Oregon Lumber Co., will move
The boiler aud engine from the Parker
mill 10 little White Salmon, soon. A
new mill viii be- purchased for 1t.
The Tennessee Jubilee singers enter
tainmcnt NJ the 4. u, church Monday
evening, was well attended aud that Is
about all tnnt can bc said IN ils favor.
Mr, Wlckhnm left II half dozen
lunches of gmpcs with ua, TINT ARE, or
were ns fine ~ anyone could wish.
The bunchcs were ny solid ns II but one
piece Of fruit,
Asa great number Of our subscribers
began taking the paper September lst,
many subscriptions became due with
the last issue. We will IyA pleased In
deed to sec all Of them renewed,
The travel to Cloud Cap has been
slightly better this season than last, 4,
but the number spending the summer
IN the valley has been much smaller
than for several previous seasons.
The 2lst Of October is to bc celebrated
hy NIL the schools IN America A pro-
prammc hus been arranged by Mr.
l}cllumy, under the direction Of the
ioutha Companion for the occasion.
Rev T.. B. Pcnllcld, Senior Of Union
Theological seminary, Of New York,
who II visiting his sister Mira. G.. T..
Head, has consented to occupy the
pulpit Of the Congregational church
tomorrow.
Saturday II grinding day at Harbi-
son Bros mills until business In thnt
line increases. Neur ncighbOrs ARE al
WAYS rendy to give precedence 10 those
from distance. 50 that they need not
go home without their grisl.
Hood River lodge 30. los A. +. Il A.
NJ Regular communications at : p.
M, SATURDAY on or before each full
moon at odd Fellows hnll Soourning
brethren cordially invited.
T. l.. SMITH, w. NJ.
DIR t. &. BROsius, SeTy.
Mr. John Watsons family after two
months outing here returned 10 Port
laud Tuesday Mrs. Williams Mrs.
Waisou's mother aud Miss Dcmpsy,
who were visiting them here accompa-
MED them.
Judge G. +. Bnc us Of Spokane Falls
arrived here "Wednesday on a visit
10 his father G.. w. l}acius and other
relatives Ills many friend. kept him
busy shaking hands until his depart
urc Friday night
Mr.. : +. Blythe, being an old typo
knows just what will make printer
happy, aud illustrated that fact by
leaving big watermelon ut this Office
Friday. \ goodIy portion Of il went
to the devil, but that's all right.
Rev. j. Waldrop, of Portland, will
address the citizens of Hood River and
vicinity, at Amory hall Tuesday even
ing next III 7;20 upon the political is
SUES Of the day. Mr.. Waldrop speaks
in the interest Of the peoples party.
Tuesday morning 4. A. Jaynes, n
prominent citizen Of Arlington, while
shooting sage hens along the bank OF
the Columbia In II boat, in some man
ncr discharged his shotgun, the charge
striking his left arm near the wiist and
tearing of the hand.
The offer Of DR.. pilkington to take
charge of all fruit sent to the Portland
exposition Is n generous one. The Dr.
IL prompted solely by desire to call
attention TO the magnilicencc Of Hood
River fruit, and ful aud fine select
ion should be sent him.
Ole of Morse and Rand's buggy
teams made short run one day tn.s
week, breaking the buggy tongue nnd
daing some other slight damage. Tnc
cause was II brneast-st,mP giIiag away,
while going down hill, letting the
buggy run against the horses.
There will be Il meeting Of the fruit
growers next Saturday afternoon, for
the purpose of arranging for fruit eX
hihit for the Portland exhibition. 1t is
the understanding that all fruits in
proper condition nj the close of the eX-
position will be forwarded to Chicago,
for the worlds fair.
Julius Baldwin, who has been en-
ployed on the Chronicle at The Dalles
for Il year or more, and who worked
with us in prying up the Wasco County
Sun, has gone to Tekoa, TO spend the
winter with his uncle j. c. Baldwin,
formerly of The Dales. He pleased us
greatly by making us visit before
leaving.
James Langilles barn and ten tons
of hay and 1900 feet of seasoned oak
lumber We're deystroyed by fire last
week. The fire is supposed to have
caught from cinders blown from for
est fire. Langille stands the loss of the
barn and hay all right but that season.
ed oak lumber, that was, but is not,
causes many vain regrets.
DR.. Barrett received II small hive Of
bees from the east Tuesday. The eX-
press charges were about seven dollars,
or about a dollar n pound. 1t would
seem from this, and similar charges
that the interstate commerce commits
sion might find subject for its con-
sideration; that is if express companies
are not above the reach Of the law.
Mrs S. c, Smith, presented us box
of delicious Strawberries picked from
her garden in town. The berries were
large and the patch from which they
We're picked, although it has been
bearing for the past month, is still red
with its load of luscious fruit. 1t
strikes us that little more attention
to the fall crop of berries might prove
profitable.
"Wednesday WIS Hood River day nt