The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Blood River Glacier
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Grand bali Jan. 2eth.

Grand bali Jan. 26th.
If you want pictures framed atreason.
able prices, call on S. +, Bartmess.
Mrs Joseph Frazier and daughter
Eina were visiting in Portland the first
part of the month.
s. C. Sheriff. is assisting Rev. jenkins
In the protrseted meetings held in the
Erapper district,
Mrs. Ed Miller and children of Vi
ento are spending the week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frazier,
T. G. Dallas bought lot on Sherman
street, just back of A. O. u. w. hall, on
(which he will build residence in the
spring.
w. L. Clark has accepted position
as draughtsman in the government SER
vice at Cascade Locks and has moved
there with his family.
# Dr. F. G. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his Office over Williams
4 Brosius' drug store, between the hours
Sof 10-ll a. m, 2-3 and 81 p. IN.
81 Is acres suitable for fruit and dairy
ranch. 20 acres we'll improved. Choice
acreage tract in town, for sale
e. E.1SAvAGE
ID DRIED FRUiT-We have full line OF
dried prunes and cyaporated pears,
peaches and apricots, bought right and
will be sold right
A. s. Blowers & Son.
Attention.! Dir. Barretts Farm!!
Please return all books and other articles
borrowed from Dr.. Barrett, immediate
ty Mas. 2. q. BARRETT,
r. w Loughary and family, who have
been visiting with Mr.. Hershners', re-
turned to their home near Monmouth,
Ten Monday. Mr.. Loughary is Mrs.
Hershner's brother.
Il On the goth, Mr.. Cotton of White
Salmon, who IS working at mil B of the
Oregon Lumber company, was caught
between two logs and severely crushed
about the abdomen and pelvis.
Alva Coate, only brother of Mrs e. D.
Calkins OF Hood River, He'd at his home
Bear Emporia, Kansas, last week from
pGralytG stroke. His age was about 80
Years. lie leayee wife and eight child
zen.
A letter received from DR.. Hartley, at
Moro, last week, stated that she was
Creating % persons affl cted with the
maladY now epidemic in that town, and
which no physician has been able to
name.
B. II. Drake and family arrived here
last week from + agstaff, Arizona. Mr.. |
Drake is former, from Tennessee. He
would Ike to rent ranch, but while
looking out for one, he has gone to work |
In the saw mills.
John Mccoy came down from The
palles Saturday morning and will spend |
q week visiting his folks in Hood River, |
and at his ranch at White Salmon MIR. |
Mccoy is now back at his old business
OF running All engine on the o. r. & N.
Three families Of newcomers left Hood |
River last Saturday for Portland because
they couldn't get suitable houses to live
in here. 4 family named Bird moved |
into Rev j w. Rigby's house in Wi
hans addition on Saturday. making three
Families now in that house.
Prof. S. 2. Barrett of Salt Lake, broth
pr to the late Dir. p 6. Barrett, has
been here since the funeral but expects
to visit a daughter in North Yakima be-
fore his return to Utah. He has fol-
lowed his profession as teacher for Y
years. He taught st The Dalles'four
years and at b; ker City eight years.
Lately he has teen sojourning with
daughter in Salt Lake, where he went
for his health, and which he seems to
nare entirely regained
& TCo {TTiIe1., ! =, r.o,I k,..,.. !
public last week. The ditch on the up
per side OF State street had been neglect
I'd long enough, he thought, and he put
IN day and half cleaning it out, all
The way from A. Winans' residence 10
Mrs. Oilers, at the foot of the street.
This will save the streets below from be-
ing flooded with water from the hills
above every time it rains. Joe is pub
ic benefactor. The GLACIER will rec
ommend him to the mayor for appoint
ment to the Office of street superintend-
INT. May his shadow never grow less.
DR.. Brosiua was called to Viento last
Thursday TO attend the four-year-old
Joy Of A. ]. Hamilton, who had sus-
aimed broken arm by overturning a
leavy slab that fell upon him. Mr..
damilton's family has been sorely af-
i1cted of late. Last summer this same
boy broke his arm in the {
all, an eight year old daughter was
reated in Portland hospital for hip
oint disease; in December, I6-year-oid
laughter died Of appendicitis after
ickness of only few days; now the /
mother Of the children is in Portland
lospital being treated for an abscess in
he head; and last Thursday the four !
ear-old boy broke his arm, !
Several fruit dealers and commission t
men from the East, who were in attend,
nee at the Northwest Fruit Growers :
ssociation meeting at Tacoma last !
week, stopped over in Hood River on I
heir way home, last Saturday. Among /
hem were: Mr.. Stacey OF E. P. Stacey /
! Sons Of Minneapolis; w. j. Motion OF q
ne Stacey Fruit Co., Fargo; S. J. Vidger a
t Fargo; Mr.. Nash Of Nash Bros. Grand
,orks, N. D.; MIR. Fitzsimmons Of the /,
itzsimmons Dairy Co., Duluth. ALI
I these gentlemen have handled Hood :
liver strawberries. Il. F. Davidson .
ook them out over the valley and I
bowed them some OF our berry planta- :
ions. From the interest these gentle =
1en take in our valley there is evident
Y good market ahead for our fruit.
s. G. Sheriff. resigned as principal of $
le Frankton school, and his resigna- i
on was accepted by the board OF di- +
ectors at q meeting held Friday evening, i,
an. l9th. 1t looks like there had been n
preconcerted plan By some Of the older
upils to worry the principal and break :.
P the school. MIR. Sheriff. had pro- Il
lblted dancing on the school grounds, q
ut some of the pupils persisted in dam Il
ng whenever his back was turned. P
Il Wednesday, Jan. 18th, half dozen a
more pupils engaged in card playing u
ear the scknnI ha.,e- .lo.... ...la-.., 81. 4 :