The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-07-14

day, and eut severe cash ON its chin.
DR. Shaw was called and dressed the
wound.
Geo. Booth has been laid up with
sp rained ankle, which happened about
th rec weeks ago. His horse rolled on
his foot.
Ed Berth and wife went to Lyle last
week, where hey are in camp and Ed.
Is at work on the LyleG Guldendale
railroad.
}. w. Hinrchs Of the East Side came
to town in his new holseless carriage
last Saturday. 1t was drawn by span
of mules.
Paul e. Bates, who represents the
Pennsylvania Fire insurance company
at Portland, was in Hood Riv er last
Saturday.
L. Neff was down from Waseo the
first part OF the week. He has COM
pleted his contract with the Columbia
Southern.
Rev w. r. Lord of the First Unita-
ian church Of Portland is visiting with
Rev. DR. 7. l.. Eliot and family at
S hushulah villa.
Warren Miller and family have
moved back from VlentO, aud are oc-
cupying Charley Miller's house at his
place at Franklon.
f T.. Blodgett left on Monday for
Southern Oregon. Mr., Copper is also
ma King IA trip tn that part Of the state
TO view the country.
A little hoy of the people living in
the Haynes house h al two of his fingers
nearly severed hy feed cu ter at Dr
A dams place, Mondly.
The county court last week ordered
the 81 TAX roli placed in the hands of
the sheriff for collection. The road Pc
tit ion of DAVIS Divers was granted.
r. 0. Exams is building another
bu siness house in Stevenson. His sis
ter -n-law, from Michigan, is visiting
h i'm and expects to locate IN Stevenson
Rev. f. T. Dell, who was appointed
to fill the u. b. pulpit in Hood River,
has been captured by Portland, and
Hood Rivers congregation is lef 10 be
applied.
Mr. and Mrs Fred F,sler have
charge OF ID. Bradley's photograph gal
lery while the proprietor is away TAX
ing views. Mr.. Foster is all artist at
{ he work.
Mrs Burns Jones of Baker county is
vi sitting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
NJ Ellis. Mr. Jones has contract on
the o r. d ~ railroad in the Blue
III ouhtains.
Mrs. Chas Chandler presented the
q LACIER office, Tuesday, with as hand
sone a bOquet of sweet peas we ever
saw. A beautiful LaFrance rose was
II the bunch.
G. II. Hengst shipped 562 crates Of
S strawberries flOn II acres this season
Besides this there We're enough picked
from his patch t0 bring the total up to
more than 600 crates
The box factory will start up for the
fall run in IA few days, manufacturing
tin-top peach and prune baskets. The
factory las several big orders for the
same from The Dalles and points east.
The free mail delivery in Hood River
see ms to fill Il long felt want. Win
field Olinger, the carrier, reports Il big
increase every day in the number Of
lett ers delivered as well as those taken
up.
H. L. Crapper shipped 500 crates of
strawberries from 2 acres. He picked
aud sold enough besides to pay all eX-
penses of picking. Altogether, he
picked about 600 crates from 2 acres of
land
VIM. NJ Yates has been reappointed
post master of Hood River. This time
lie Is appointed hy the president tor
four years, and in a few days will re-
ceive his commission, signed by Will
liam Mckinley.
w. II Pugh, wife and three daugh-
tie RS, of Wasco, visited with Mr.. and
NJ rs. ii. Pugh over Sunday and
went to Wind River on Monday, where
they camped during the week They
will return to Hood River today.
A camping party comprised Of the
following persons left Tuesday morn
ing on the Regulator for the fishing
points on tue Little White Salmon:
Thos. Calkins, Nell Foley, Bernice and
Mary Foley, the Misses Gerking, and
Earl Bartmess.
The directors of school district No. 2
have selected ;. N. Sheriff. as principal
de ptrtment to begin the first Monday
in September Miss Kate Davenport
will teach the primary department, TO
be gin the first Monday in August.
The man Armstrong, who was pick
ed up in Portland and sent to the
mall-pox hospital, had the genuine
mall.pox He went from Hood River
to his home al Dundee, aud afterwards
went to Portland. HIS brother at Dun
de e has since broken out with the dis
cas- and the whole town has been
quaranlined.
Winfield Olinger, who drives the free
delivery cart, had a runaway on Mon
day. His horse started to run while he
was delivering mail at Jas. Feak's
place He caught him by the bride
and held on for awhile but was forced
to let go The horse came on to town,
smashing the cart on the way, but no
mail was lost.
The longer we live the more we learn
about farming and strawberry growing
j. G.. BOggs had acres in strawberries
from which he picked GA crates. In
every other row he sowed wheat, and
fter the strawberry crop was taken oil
he set the mower at work aud took off
q tons of hay The mower also
trimmed his berry tops. He saved la
Dor in irrigating and cutting tops.
Miss Margaret Campbell, a class
mate of Mrs. 5. E Bartmess at LOgans-
port, Indiana, female seminary, gave
Mrs Bartmess flying visit the first of
the week. Miss Campbell is now liv-