The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-07-27

"A young woman, II years of age. died
OF consumption at the home of S. s.
Noteman, south of town. She was the
daughter OF II. X. Tackleson of Canby,
VINO brought her here after her mother
died OF the same disease seven week
ago, They were living in tent at the
Jones place, and being destitute of
means, the neighbors contributed to
their support, and Mrs. Noteman took
the girl to her house and cared for her
lill ner death. The remains were ship
ped to Candy Wednesday morning.
The home of Miss Hally Smith was
the scene of pleasant surprise party
last Saturday evening. About fifty of
the young people of Hood River were
present. The party was arranged for
the double purpose of introducing Miss
Smith to Hood Rivers young people
ana to form an evenings pleasant en-
tertalnment, both of which objects were
very happily carried out.
There is exhibited in the show window
OF Williams & Brosius' pharmacy an as
sortment of IL pieces of sloyed work pro-
duced by one of Hood Rivers Young
women students in the training depart
ment of the Monmouth normal school.
The articles show an artistic taste of no
mean ability on the part of the student,
and offer good recommendation for the
training department of the school.
Mrs. M. F. Jacobs, who has for the
past six months been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. ]. Fredericks of Hood River,
left on Tuesday morning for her home
at Pelican Rapids, Mimi. Mrs. Fred
ericks accompanied her to Portland,
where they will visit few days. They
will also visit at Astoria and the beach
before Mrs. Jacobs proceeds ON her
journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Button, who have been
making an extended visit with their son
Frank Button and wife, left for their
home in Oakland, California, Thursday
morning. Ralph and Edgar Button ac-
companied their grandparents and will
spend the year attending school in Cali
fornia.
The directors of Frankton district
have employed Prof. F. B. Barnes as
principal and Miss Edna Brown as as
sistant to teach the school for the ensu-
ing year. The first term begins Sept. Sd.
The ninth grade will be added and the
new bell will swing in the tower.
Hon. A. R. Byrkett of White Salmon
is making an extensive addition to his
dwelling. He will also add all the
modern conveniences. Having the best
ranch along the Columbia river, he can
afford to have things up to date about
him.
Elliott & Co. are fishing with seine or
the sand bar at Riverside farm. They
are having good success. Several large
salmon were brought to Reciprocity
Corner from their camp on Tuesday.
/ J. R. GLADDEN., county recorder Of
Tippecanoe county, Indiana, is visiting
the family of S. E. Bartmess. He is ar
old neighbor of the Bartmess'
Hon. E. L. Smith treated his towr
neighbors to peaches from Beulah Lane
Tuesday. They we're the finest seen il
these parts this season.
The Epworth league of the M. E
church will give lawn social Friday
night in the pine grove near E. X
Bradley's residence.
The family of John Metcalf visited a
Kalama for two weeks. Saturday, Mr.
Metcalf went down and they all returned
Tuesday.
An illustrated lecture was delivered a
the Mt. Hood school house Monday eve
ing by Rev. ]. w. jenkins.
Mrs. Ed Birth of Montevilla returned
home Wednesday after pleasant visi
of week in Hood River.
Miss Anne Smith went to the seaside
Tuesday, where she expects to make al
extendid visit.
Mrs. J. E. Rand returned last weel
from two-week's S visit on Puget sound
Mrs. E. Brettell and daughter Milli'
of Portland are guests of Mrs. Blythe.
Edgar Holman went to the harves
fields Wednesday.
New hanging lamps at Coe & Sons.
Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache, indigestion and constipation. 4
delightful herb drink. Removes al
eruptions of the skin, producing per
feet complexion, or money refunded
25c. and SOC. Williams & Brosius.
The way to get on in the world is t.
do your lying abed early in the evenin;
instead of in the morning.
The portage road across the river j
now about completed. The track i
nearly all laid, and the road is almos
. ready for the ballast which will be pu
in as soon as the rolling stock arrives
The engine and cars will be brough
down from Pasco on the steamer Bill
lings, which will make its first trip mex
, week. The company's boat that is be
ing built in Portland is now ready to re
ceiye the machinery, which has bee
shipped from the East and is expecte
to arrive shortly. The company eS
poets to be handling traffic by Angus
10Th h.-Mountaineer.
! The sheriff Tuesday morning sold O
execution twelve acres OF land in Hoo
River valley, belonging to w. r. w
: mans, to satisfy claim of Mays q Grow
l for $693. so and 800 attorneys fees. Tn
propertv was knocked down to Mays
$ Grove for $50.-Chronicle.
Prof. Luella Clay Carson, of the dc
: partment of English of the Universit
: Of Oregon, has just completed the wor
5 of compiling and arranging courses
! reading for the public schools OF Oregon
The compilation includes courses
1 reading suitable for grammar grades an
: high schools, and is very COMPREHENSIVE
in its character. 1t will be issued
a bulletin of the University of Oregon
and, when published, copies OF the wor
, will be sent to all public school teacher
, in the state. 1t will be made use OF b
the state superintendent OF public il
struction in all teachers institutes.
: A Merited Tribute.
Geo. Fl. Hines, who is regular col
tributor to the Pacific of San Francisc
e a journal that represents the Congreg'