The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-09

grand parents Hon and Mrs. Il. l..
Smith.
Quite II number Of persons from Vnn-
. couvcr are camping on the Watson
grounds.
&. l.. Gilbert and NJ. +. Imnbcrg
took IN the lircmnn's tournament at
The Dallcs,
VIM. pfundcr aud daughter of Port
hand were here Sunday and visited The
DalIcs Monday.
WIN Smith has moved his family
out 10 the cottage opposite his fathers
placo in the valley
S. T.. Burlmcss sold this week lots /
and =, block II, Hood River prOp.r, 10
H. j.. Smith for $3.50,
w. H. Perry sold to George G. Jones
POO ncrcA In section ~, township | north
range 10 east; consideration 5000.
George G. Jones sold to j. w. Ham
mond 800 ncrrs IN section D. township
. | north, range . east; consideration,
, 81 400.
Mrs. NJ. b. Potter took her daughter
Edith 10 The Dallcs, Sunday. aud
placed her In school ut st. Mury's Ac-
adcmy.
Mrs, Captain Coc, Mrs. John Wat
sou Mrs, X. r. Irwin and Jesse Wat
son were In The Dalles, Monday, TAX
| ing In the tournament.
John NJ. Curricr who came here
! from Valparaiso Indiana, last week
! has rented part of the Sam Smith resi-
dcncc aud gone to house keeping.
/ Gideon W. Bnckus has sold 10 A. :.
/ Blowers the west half of southwest
quarter section y, township north,
range 10 east; consideration, $500.
/ We have not pushed any Of our sub
scribcrs for amounts due this office,
but We will have to ask that they ad.
lust their indebtedness ut the earliest
possible date.
The Dallcs Sun is mistaken in say
| inp Hood river valley needs a Touring
mill HARRISON Bros. have II mill ON
Neal creek and manufacture II first
class grade Of flour.
The tournament given by the fire.
men Of The Dnlles last Monday was n
perfect success IN every respect, being
largely attended from both Oregon and
Washington cities.
w. H. Morris and l.. l.. Royal of
Cammns Prairie have rented the build
ing lately occupied by Bert Graham,
aud ncNt'wceE will open up n butcher
shop and vegetable market.
Miss Mary Frazier, one of the pop
ular teachers in The Dallcs public
schools, after having passcd II pleasant
vacation nt home IN the valley, re-
turned 10 her duties mt The Dalles Sun.
day
Al this term of commissioners court,
u. II. Rankin was granted ferry H.
ccrisc at Hood River, and Watt IL Cal
lnrhan, Bladder Il Mckenzie and John
Sullivan Of Falls precinct, liquor IL
CensCs.
A burned bridge on the Union Pacific
between Pleasant Valley and Durkec,
caused DELAY Of several hours. The
passenger due here at 4:i2 did not ar
riv. until s o'clock. Transfers will
pi'uholl h'N' w w H'"'' i'i way VI
two.
The black woodpcckcrs, which for
the past few years have been So de-
structive To the apple crop ut this sea-
son, are not so plentiful this year, but
To make up for the absence of the wood
peckcrs the diggcrs seem to be worse
Il Is year than ever before.
The wind last Saturday night caused
the steamer Irma to break her fasten.
ings and she driftcd across the river
onto the rocks on the Washington side.
She was quite badly damaged. The
machinery was removed and she was
towcd back to this side the first of the
week.
DR.. +. c. Brosius, having been APP
pointed assistant surgeon, to rank as
first lieutenant, Third regiment, o. N.G.,
received his commission from Governor
pcnnoyer Sept lst The commission
dates from Aug. 3lst. The appoint
mcnt Is good one, as the DR.. is we'll
qualified for the position.
If YOU have property to sell, list it
with us. We have concluded to han
uIt Ill tllS IlppN iINIi W. Soh
and are prepared to do so on the very
smallest living commissions. We are
so situated as to easily reach all possi-
BILE purchasers. Give us list of the
property you desire to sell and we will
do the rest. Call and see us at the
GLACIER Office.
Quite . number of Hood River pco-
pie have tried various preparations and
processes for preserving fruit and veg
ctnhles without cooking, some to the
damage of their fruit and Others to the
damage of their stomachs. 1t would
he interesting to collect this informa-
ton and compare experiences to ascer-
tain what if any of these preparations
are really reliable and whether for table
use or exhibition purposes only.
Little Mamie Moody, daughter of
w. II. Moody of The Dalles, who with
her mother has been stopping at Mr..
Myers place at White Salmon, was
badly scalded Monday. Mrs. Meyers
had pan of boiling wnterin her hands
and the child ran against her, upset
ting it over both of them. Mr.. Moody
chartered locomotive and came down
accompanied by DR.. Rinehart. The
child was taken home and is reported
as resting easy and her injuries not so
serious as auprehended.
Letter List.