The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-03-10

ip,AMrlng N-- er far iife plotectlon.
After considering several plans the
sense oi the meeting was 70 wee what
terms could be made with the present
water company, aud &. A, Bell, q. ID.
/ Woodwork and ID. Mcdonald were
elected on a committee to get written
terms. Monday evening their report
was submitted with written PROPOSE
tinn from the Spring Water TO-, as
follows: That the Spring Water 20.
will sell to the city, at the expiration
Of two years, all property, real and per-
sonal, connected with the water s, stem,
including the spring aud three acres Of
lard. for $40 ,0D0, aud to lease said prop
erty TO the city for years from Apr |
/ |, 1899 iUr III 900 per annttn, pay yahle
senli-annualiy IN advance. A commit-
tee was appointed Ia ascertain how
many wauld pay q months IN advance,
allowing discount of 10 per cent for
such advance payment. The object of
paying in advance is 10 raise sufficient
| funds 10 meet semi annual advatlce
rental. The committee will repart
Friday evening, March 10th, aud IL IL
desired that all Interested will he pres
ent ut s. p. M. ut Bartmess' store.
A sad incident occurred on the 4.37
train from Portland, Monday. While
the train was going at rapid rate,
about five miles below VientO, a pierre
ing shrieak from female in the chair
cur startled the rest Of the passengers.
! A lady had been f0ndling her poodle
dog, and lhe dosgie jumping on the
" inuuW slll ina PLAYFUL nlHuper, lef
ihsz ~ aud leil 1ultIIle The
condueuf es,s notified, hut lhe Auy
lappealed b niln la vain 10 stop Tie
Train. The best he would CONSENT ~ do
was to order hand car sent back from
4 Viento tu look for the unfortunate pup
| A free lecture on secret societies by
Rev. Z. b Williams, an ex-soldier Of
/ the civil war, of ruleiI, Or, field agent
of the National Christian association,
ut Crapper school hou-e, March 18TH,
ut z 80 y. H., and at the Valley Christ
mu cliuflli, March l4th, at I 30 y. III.
Everybody cordially invited. A COZ
Lection vii be taken to defIay expenses.
! Capt Blowers says il pays TO adver-
| tie iu tile GLACIER. Last week bis
firm announced im four lines of local
that they mad low priced shoes for sale.
/ rhere was something over 10 pairs, aud
Deiore iiton on Monday the shrs were
nearly atIsold. The four line ad cost
20 eents.Hs
The school census shows 253 children
Of scli0bl aye in the town district = u
-aln of As over last year. In tue Crap
per district there are ~ - a gam OF IA.
III The Frauk on district, l26 = gain
of "a at" s.'tAf
4 Jnhn Ks,btrg L0ught three roosiers
IN P0Hla1d at $3.50 apiece. They ART
Plynludtlh-Rock, WyandOtte and Brah-
nia; the Myandotte weighs Y ppslpds
MIR. Il. II Savage's Is Bulf Wyan
dultes lai,l, during the month Of Feb
kraary, = sIpzen and one eggs.
i Charley Rogers is fitting up the old
niIl property al Franki0u Tor "a han,
= hich Nil Ve convenient for ineethlg-
II all kln,ls,
Miss Hester Howe will commence three
month terniof school at Vlento, Monday
March lgth 4ft e Ha eA
Two more casualties in the Second Oregon
are reported rom Manila. friyates Harry l.
stanton und Albert A. Elde OF 60. u wers
wounded II ensagement pear San Pedro
MaeaEl Hafss1f lsIs Assss are from Portland
capt. ii Ferguson and +. 1. Wright
bauKIfIFIiM Iheir partners in the Mountain
Iss4a II Il 10 and have since fuf1llzat !
partnerAhIp with Capt. Dukes who bought
out his partner, Fred Howe. The new firm
has purchased the big barn Of Judge Henry
lateIy occupied by the Davidson Fruit Co
The GLACIER was In error couple OF week.
ago il stating that Capt. Dukes had bought
this barn. Judge Henry was tho purchases
at that time.
p. F. Bradford is sick with the grip.
DR.. r. w. Benjamin, dentist, will be at Mt
Hood hotel on saturday, March l6th,prepafeo
10 do all kinds Of dental work.
Miss Suzy Tracy has kindly consented tt
the publication of som Of her recipes FOL
cooking, which will appear In the GLACIER
Miss Emily Husbands recently graduated
as trained nurse from the Children's Hon,
In san Francisco.
Mrs. Sarah Langile, who has been visiting
In Hood River for the past ten days, went u
The Dalles Thursday.
Come out TO the water meeting tonight.
Mrs. NJ. +. Shaw, who has been quite sick
We are glad to learn is better.
Rev. A. w. Ackerman, pastor Of the Firs
Congregational church, Portland, Is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Armor
congregational Church.--ServIces at II am
and 80 pm. The pastor will preach at TN
morning service ON "Difiiculties TO Christian
Faithn At the evening service union chris
tian EndeaXor service will be neu. The C.E
societies of the United Brethren and Congfe
gational churches will participate. The Ep
worth League of the NJ. u. church could no
; accept the invitation.