The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-11-24

team. The GLACIERS devil, always |
noted for his capacity for yelling, we
learn is captain OF the rooters club
Noise is presumed TO be one Of the es-
sentials Of the game.
A great necessity exists for a hall in
Hood River suitable for holding meet |
ings. The A. 0. U. W., in charge of the
old school building, have decided to not
let the rooms for meetings OF any kind
after existing engagements have been
filled. The rooms will be kept for the
exclusive use OF the A. o. Y. VICAR,
w. X. c., X. OF p. and d. of ii. AS
there is no other suitable hall for meet
ings it might be a paying investment
for some one to build hall in some CEN
tral locality.
1t was reported week or so ago that
young Edwin Henderson of the 39th
regiment had fallen overheard from a
transport at sea and was drowned. Ed
wins father received word from the war
department last Sunday stating that the
soldier drowned was Samuel j. Hender-
son Of the 9th regiment. Mr.. Hender-
son says he felt no uneasiness over the
report, as none Of his boys could be
drowned in little pond like the Pacific
ocean. Like their father, they are all
good swimmers.
NJ F. 10y is up from his ranch at
Proebstel, Clark county, Wash. His
daughter Myrtle and the younger boys
are with him on the ranch. Will has
enlisted and gone to the Philippines.
They all like their new location, which
is IL miles northeast of Vancouver, in
one OF the best sections OF the state OF
Washington. Mr.. 10y will be in Hood
River part of his time looking after his
interests here.
Mr.. j. Bagley, from the main Office OF
the o. h. & N. Co. in Portland, arrived
Tuesday evening and took charge Of the
Office here Wednesday morning, reliev-
ing Il. B. Clark. Mr.. Clark will leave
next Monday for his new field Of labor
at Fort Stevens. Mrs. Clark and
daughter Beulah will remain visiting
relatives and friends in Hood River for a
week or two.
Judge A. r. Byrkett and wife of Bin
gen, Wash, were visiting in Hood River
during the week and while here pur
chased two lots OF the townsite company
and will build two houses thereon fol
rent. The lots are located just west o.
the U. b. parsonage. Work will com
mence at once on the two houses
Mrs. Mercer desires to inform hei
friends and the public generally tina
she will serve Thanksgiving dinner OF
Thanksgiving day, from O'Clock til
2:30, at so cents a meal. Send in youl
orders by Monday the 9th. Also
meals will be served at regular hou
and price.
Robt. Foley returned from Crool
county last Saturday. He has beel
with his brother Doc, who is in tn
, sheep business. Doc Foley has hal
interest in $500 head of sheep. Th
grass on the ranges is good and stock G
all kinds are in excellent condition.
The Sunday school of the Valle
, Christian church will observe Thanks
: giving by rendering an appropriate pre-
, gramme in the evening. All thos
! having any part in these exercises wi
please meet at the church Saturday
, Nov. 25th, at p. m, for rehearsal.
: The grand display Of shooting stars s
p HXItHBIhElY AuNCI LlGCd W behN paw ASes
: week failed to materialize in this la
: itude. A learned astrologer in the Ea'
has discovered that miscalculatlo
R was made and that the stars are not du
e till next year.
l Capt. Blowers on Monday made ii
y sale of his Goldendale ranch, known
T the Alexander place, to Mr.. Hodson
Salem. The price received was $500
y This is considered to be one OF the be
0 ranches in Klickitat county.
:. New sidewalks are the order of Il
= day. The latest improvement OF tn
IS kind was made by T. G. Dallas in fro
a of his property. Mr.. Dallas is al
building porches on two sides OF h
n store building.
n Mrs. Julia Knapp is having a serio
/ time with a swelling in her face.
n first it was thought that she had erysi
y elias. but she has concluded that she h
ie been poisoned by hop pillow she use
She is now improving.
,e Blowers new store room is being II
. ished in first-class style. The shelvl
IS was built by L. d. Boyed and ).
j, Arnold and is handsome work. E.
"a Rood did the artistic job of painting.
~ ~ Robt. Rand has purchased from X.
y, Sabin the property known as the n
property consisting of a large DWELL
house and four lots. The price pa
ie was 81, 400. =,
is Chas. Tempel, the jeweler, will mi,
ry into his new store room next week.
lp has purchased the building formerly
NJ cupied by Evans & Russell as bart
". shop.
at Mrs. Geo. p. Crowell combined bu
m ness with pleasure on trip to Portla
ld during the week, and Crowelfs store
ly now receiving big stock of goods.
JH. Koberg has ordered De La
err cream separator from Portland and
ad will arrive here Saturday. Hood Ri
IL will then have a creamery.
:" -, Mrs. E. H. Sparks and daughter Do
le ilo thy. OF Sisters, Oregon, visited her un(
he ho NJ. n. Foley, few days last week,
III III turning home Saturday.
M The Travers Book and Curio cl
ed meets this evening, Nov. gath, at
regular place of meeting. A good ?
g., gramme is expected.
in VIM. II. 10y enllsteu ~ ""iA" "
a two weeks ago in the 45th regiment
in L, and is now on a transport on the
he to the Philippines.
ith J. ]. Luckey has sold his 40-acre raj
ty. IL miles west of town to a. Z. sta
,us Of Salt Lake, who will move his ian
OTIS here in the spring.
M VIM. L. Melton has completed Ia
sht harm for the Lost Lake Lumber
'sh near the saw mill. The building is
ah- by GA feet.
nae Everybody is building-why not y
p; nav YOU can do it by seeing Rand & Stew
'el, o about shingles and builders hardw'
us Allen Fulton has lumber on
.er ground for building two-story ho'
sze So by 80, on his lots near the armory
The ladies' aid society of the Con
sod cational church will meet at Mrs. b
Do. Grahams on Friday afternoon.
rty Apples. raisons, eitron, curral
for nuts, and spices. Fresh new STOCK.
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