The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-09-08

next the public school building, former
ly occupied by Prof. Allard.
Mrs. P. A. Mcpherson, who has beer
visiting the Cummings and Markham s.
returned 10 her home in Portland on
Monday.
J. l. Miller and his boys and daugh
t4rs, Miss May Mcl.aren and Nellie
Wickham went to the hop fields Of Ma.
rion county, Tuesday.
Judge l., Henry is suffering from hi.
old disease contracted in the civil war
when he helped Gen Grant To capture
Vicksburg and 10000 confederates
JAS O. Pugh, nephew Of II. Pugh
is expected here with his family from
Esbon, Kansas, and will occupy Mr.. H.
Pugh's plaee on the Washington side
Judge Coke, county Judge OF Multno,
mah county, came up from Portland
Tuesday to meet with Waucoma lodge
X. of r. Judge Coke is grand chancel-
lor for this jurisdiction
Prof. j. c. Hazard and family, who
have been spending the summer at Mrs
Alma Howe's, left last week for their
home at Portland, Prof Hazard holds
the chair u liafiii' lIthe Portland acadl
emy.
N. p. Anderson, who has q claim on
the East SIDE, left on the Regulator
Monday, for Chinook, Wash, where he
goes to take.0 position on the govern
ment fortitications at the mouth OF the
Colum bia.
4 decree of divorce has been granted
to John Sweeney and Gertrude Sweeney
Of Hood River; Oregon. The plea OF
Mr.. Sweeney being desertion. John l.,
Henderson and Judge Bennett were Mr..
Sweeney's lawyers.
At the regular meeting of Candy post,
last saturday, Matthias Flock, who
served III the 36th iowa infantry during
the civil war, was admitted to member
ship by transfer from j. W Neswith
post at The Dalles.
Mrs. w P. Watson returned last week
from Newport, where she spent several
weeks for the benefit OF her health. Her
health rs much improved. Her daughter,
Mrs. Rowe Of Portland, came up with
her and will remain for the balance Of
the summer.
J. w. Morton visited The Dalles last
Thursday and while there Judge BEN
nett offered him the position OF travelling
agent to dispose of his fruit in the East,
Mr.. Morton says the pressure Of business
at home will not permit OF his accepting
the situation.
The following-named parties started
for the hop fields OF Marion county last
Monddy. T. j. Cunning and wife, Mrs
Il. f. Shoemaker, sons Howard and
Kent, Harry Bailey and wife, Miss Me-
I.aren, DANES and Nellie Wickham, Jen-
ME and Maud Miller.
Judge Pratiler met with serious ac-
c'dent one day last week lie was
moving his barn and had Indian Pat
helping him. On heavy lift Pat let 60
ut the wrong time and Judge Prather
sustained sprain of his back that may
cripple him for sometimes.
Mrs. j. II. Aekerman, wife Of State
Superintendent .Ackerman, who has
been visiting her relatives in Hood River,
left on Monday for her home in Salem.
Prot. Alderman was also here and cleft.
same day for Tire Dalles, where he will
attend the teachers Institute
Mrs. WA. alingerland and Antoine
Wise are recovering from the disease
known as tshingles8 Both have been
quite sick, The symptoms Of this dis
ease are manifested by breaking out
on the .body-a cluster Of pmples, which,
if they extend Gear around the body,
are apt to prove fatal.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boorman will start
NEXT week for Salem, where they will
visit relatives and take in the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Boorman and
daughter, Helen, will accompany them,
and while in Portland will consult an
oculist to have Miss Helen's eyes el-
amiued. She has been suffering with
weak eyes tor some time.
j. b. Hunt returned, during the week,
from Grand Forks, b. G. He reports
the Hood River contingent all doing
we'll. Some Of them, though, are show
ing signs Of home sickness. NJ. A. Cook
had arrived and was at work for Frank
Jones, helping to place the machinery
in his new sash and door fLcfory. Mrs.
Cook remained at Spokane.
II. o. Everhart has purchased the
business of G. l.. C0pple and branches
out as one Of Hood Rivers promising
business men MIR. Eyerhart il not un-
known to our community, having been
in the employ Of the 0. Il. x n. Go. at
the Hood River Station for a,year or.
two. We predict for Mr.. Eyerhart a
successful business career.
c. L. Copple has sold his grocery and
feed store to H. D. Everhart and will go
to Eastern Oregon or Eastern Washing
ton to engage in business Mr. Copple
has been engaged in business in Hood
River for a year OF two and has made
many friends who will regret to lose
him as a citizen and business man.
May success attend him and his family
wherever they choose to locate.
Rev G. D. Nicholson bid his congrega-
ton in Moro good bye" Sunday even
ing and left next day with the eypecta-
tion that his services will be required I'M
some new field in the future We part
with Mr.. Nickelsen regretfully, bnt hop.
ing that his abilities AZ a working minis
ter Of bis church may be as highly ap-
preclateu, Wherever ne may Sos ~ IL
has been in sherman county -MoroOb
server.
Three young laiies residing not a
thousand miles from Mrs. Alma Howe's
hitched the horse in the buggy to come
to town one day last week All went!
well till they came to Moneys corner,
when in. going down grade, the shafts
weat UP on the horses back They dis
covered that something was lacking to
the harness and went back
home to huntap the belly band.
Rev. Robert Copple and wife left Eu-
gene last week for Des Moines Iowa,
where Mr.. Copple goes to enter Drake
University to complete his course for the
Mr. Copple has spent three
years OF thorough work IL Eugene in at
tendance at the Eugene divinity school
and supplementary work in the literary
OF the university, and at the
same time filled a charge at Cottage
Grove. His Hood River friends wish
him success.
NJ aud Mrs Erad EoSt.ar a 70 nrennr-