The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-08-10

Prof G.. D. Thompson, principal OF the
Hood River school, is at The Dalles this
week, where he is on the board of ex-
aminers for teachers certificates.
Apples for Sale--A fine lot of apples
OF the best varieties. Would prefer td
sell the whole crop on the trees.
JOHN SIPMA.
New stock mems hats, including black
and brown, stiff hats, Pashas, Graccos
and Fedoras; style, quality and price to
suit the most exacting. Blowers q Son.
J. A. Henderson of Bingen, Wash.
purchased a band of eleven head OF
Durham cows and a Durham bull. He
now has about 80 head of cows of blood
ed stock.
The teachers employed to teach the
Odell school for the coming school year
are Miss Marguerite Shelley, principal,
and Miss Nettie Kemp, assistant. School
wfal begin about Oct. lst.
IF. Armor and family, Rev. j. L
Hershner and family, and the Misses
Fay LaFrance. Agnes Dukes and Alvina
Hoadley, went to Mt. Hood on Tuesday
They will return Saturday.
Henry Ries and Jas. T. Cooper were
down from Mt Hood, Tuesday Mr.
Ries says the farmers of that section
harvested a fine hay crop. The contin'
ued dry spell has affected the crops very
little.
Fwish to thank the citizens of Hood
River and vicinity for their liberal pa.
tronage during my stay with them
Trusting may be with you again soon
/ am yours to please,
BENZ. A. CLIFFORD.
L. Bradley, the Hood River photo art
ist, has planned trip to Lost lake this
week for the purpose of getting a col
lection of views. Mrs. Bradley, his wife
will be in charge of the gallery in his
absence.
Samuel Koplin last week received the
sad news from Nebraska that a daughter
who has been sick with nervous pros
tration is not expected to live. She IS
school teacher and had to give VI. hel
school last winter on account OF IL
health.
Last Saturday, Miss Annie Matthews
was examined as to her mental condition
before Justice Hayes by DR.. Shaw anc
was declared insane. Being committed
to the asylum, she was taken to Salem
Monday, by O. B. Hartley. The young
woman has been sick for some time, ano
about two months ago. was for a time
not expected to recover. The family ar
rived in Hood River last winter and have
since been conducting boarding house
on the corner of Oak and Fourth streets
Supt. Gilbert has arranged for thf
following list of instructors for the an
nual Wasco county teachers institute U
be held in Hood River on the last thre'
days of August: w. G. Hawley, pres
ident of Willamette university; II. +
Robinson, superintendent of Multnomai
county; J. H. Alderman, state suPerln,
tendent of public instruction; FRAN
Strong, president of the university 0
Oregon, and Prof. Landers, superln
tendent of The Dalles public schools.
G. kellogg, editor and publisher 0
the Republic, at Wasco, was IN Hool
River last Saturday. Mr.. Kellogg re
Gently underwent surgical operation
in Portland for appendicitis and was OF
his way home. He is rapidly recovering
from the operation. During his slcs
ness, for the past three months, his VII
has had charge of the paper, doing IN
type setting and editorial WORK I Ml
Kellogg will come back to HOOD NV
in two or three weeks. he IS looAlh
for location for a home ana thlhA
Hood River is all right.