The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-03-03
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
That so cent shirt.

Mrs. Rose Mccoy returned from
Portland on Monday.
Wnrk WIS resumed last week on the
East Fork irrigatlng ,litcn.
The Hnnd River bpx factory started
up on spring orders last Monday.
Money t. loan an real estate by
JOHN l.. HENDERSON, ngt
Dr.. w. Il. Benjamin, dentist, will
again visit Hoad River February 25th.
Alleri l. Whitconlb and Henrietta
CaywoOd were married ia Portland
las We,k.
VIM. HAYNES sold his residence
property IasG week to Mr. Gordon,
latily frnm Tygh Il dge.
J. :. Weems, father Of Mrs. w. II.
Perry. died in Ludinptnn, Mich, Jam
uary y, 1899, ugtd w years.
Mrs I n Clark has Ieen quite sick
during the past week with heart
triuble, hut II better again.
The ease OF J. II. Clerles W G. ID.
W,oduoEih was postlinned TIL The
MAY trfin OF the circuit court
Forester, the matt who killed Phil
Bfogan AZ Ant lpIe, WAS acquitted by
the jury IN the circuit court last week.
Are you going to spray? IL ~, you
want Ia see lilleti about a spray pump.
lie can outfit you al prices from " up
w n Perry is much improved and
H. new In tair way in recover from the
accident I" his leg that has put him Oh
crutches.
Bert S,ranahan, who II working with
Aliens crew nf hrid1e hui ders an the
o. r. IL A., came down from Culfax
last week.
+. n. Pirkard, painter and decorator;
estimates gratis; prices moderate; salts
facii,I guar ,nieed Leave orders at
Glacier pharmacy.
Miss Eliza stevens has resigned az
teacher of he primary department. al
the Hood kicer schu0l and accepted
the school AZ Odel
Miss Nette Hart declined the prim-
ary department Of the Frnuktnn sthnrl
AID her y ace will not I've filed now till
af er the annual meeting.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Emil West are expected
tn refutn IT, Hood River in n month or
so from Sumas, Wash. and will occupy
the Did Rogers hnme at Frauktnn,
The rs~e of the Hood River Lumber
ing o.. appealed to the circuit court,
was que ched IN iechni,aIities, anh
motion to amend appeal Was granted
The man. win h.rrnwed f II. But
t0n's grain s,.tuer knows it. He il re-
qnrsied 10 return H. az Mr. Button isl
losing Il good chance to lend the seeder
every dav.
The ~teamboat wharf WIS about to be
wrecked ty tile sand washing away
from the plies, aud NJ. A. CoGk and Il
=. Olinger made the necessary repairs
last Monday "a
Mrs john Dishman returned las
week fvun B.,ise (,isys Mrallishrnatl'S
hedth .siniproved, but he didn't think
il advisable IT, come hume at this sea
son ofile year.
The ptnios III the GLACIER window
show work hal Was done hy a VI
Ciok las summer ia Southern t'aifnr
nia. Fhe tall rhinnev WIS built fur a
beet sugar fac ory. cank loom@ up in
the plcsnre as arge as life.
II praler i stillcnnlined to his house
aud las rot Teen able to do any thing
IN The way "f work for the past siS
months. The disabilities that have
atf.-c rd his lower limits nnw extend to
hl- arms and he is unable to even dress
himself.
VIM. Pntter who is employed In a
mine in the SunIptpr district, recently
injured his haud Blood poisoning sci
in and for time Il was feared he would
lose hi@ hanl Hut "a mis- FOLKS here
have receive no " ri from him Ia ely
it is supposed that he is recovering.
z. +. Bradford was in Portland one
day last week aud WAS interviewed by
an 0regonan Reporter and gave Hood
River a (. ol send off From reading
thr interview we ietrn that our hlg
saw mill will lie capable "f cutting 3OO,-
00 feet nf lumber a dAy.
A meet ny If citizens WIS held last
Thursday evening to consider the
question If protecting the town against
fire After Considerable discussion over
ways aud MEANS tu ra 81 money Recess
sarv II WAS decided ih,t nothing can
he done till the right t., blnd The town
il Given l,y net Of the legislature.
Nj. Il. Potter has lately finished a
hau,lsune secretary, or rscritntre, that
shows the skill af the uissler WORKMAN
he is Though hadiy crippled and
premR urely aged from injuries received
in the civil war, the old veteran IS not
SO slow in executing fac work nj his
trade. t. Fsat ~ p
For frost es.hurns, ,ihdnlent sores, ,ec-
zenIa, skinalisaase, ildesper4ally Piles,
Dewitt 's Mitch Hazel Save stands first
aud b~t sLOuk nut for dishonest people |
who lTylaimltate eand.Ounterfeit il. It's |
their endorsement Of good article.
Worth IeSs g,n,ds are not initiated. Get
DeWiti's Witch Hazel Salve. Will
Jams a RrAlus.
About so rods Of the Davenport flume
were blown over during the recent
high Winds, besides some new tlume
that was moved ami tadly damaged
Oh Tom W,ckens' place IL ptnels of
fiume were nluved bodilv about 20 feet
Al Il. q. Rogers place 80 panels If the
high irestie were blown down. The
work of rebuilding was competed last
Friday.
Capt P. S. Davidson arrived here,
Monday. The captain says he has
three carloads of his IN II now an the
way aud the rest ready t0 follow as
soon as the rainad spur is completed
here. Work on the spur is retarded by
the failure to get necessary iinbers
from Port land. Capt. Davidson is
ready to let the contract for the fnunda-
ton for the miIl, and he expects to
have 1t in operation by the latter part
of May.
AS the season of the year when pneu.