The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-02-02
3cod River Glacier
RkieF LOCAL MATTERS.
Ground-hog day

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Miss Laura Wilson returned home
from Portland last Thursday.
II you want pictures framed at reason
able prices, call on S. Z. Bartmess.
Regular meeting of Candy post g AR.
and W. X. C. tomorrow, at o'clock.
&c. Mahany moved to his homestead
back of MitcheIl's Point last Tuesday.
The Emporium has for sale Is acres
on Hqod river for $3.50, the best bargain
ever offered st-...-
w. B. Cole is having substantial
and appropriate fence built around his
residence lots.
Jas. Graham is in feeble health and
nnder the doctors care Heart trouble
Is his iment.
Miss Grace Babctck Of Salem is visit
ing Miss Blanche Cantner at the home
of Mrs. G. d. Thompson.
Mrs. &. ". Fisher and daughter Marie
came up from Chenoweth, Sunday even
ing, and are visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Grant Evans, Carl and Harry,
we're visiting r. D. Evans and family at
Stevenson, Wash, during the week.
Rob;.- lcaeure # Mt Hctd was n
tDwn NsCEGa, aijei a lead oi freght He
reported tie reads in bad shape for
teaming.
A. marriage license was issued last
Saturday BY the county clerk to John
T.. Grimes and Miss Bette Waller of
Hood River
o. NJ. Harris of Dayton, Or, is visit
ing the McGuires of Hood River. Mr..
Harris is a druggist and comes to Hood
River in search Of health.
A. pair of lady's rubbers were left at
the dance hall last Friday. night, which
can be had b. calling for them at the
new barn of the Mt. Hood Stage Co.
DR.. F.. Brosus has returned and
can be found in his office over Williams
& Brosius' drug store, between the hours
Of l0-ll a; m, 2-3 and 81 p. III.
45 acres suitable for, fruit and dairy
rahch! 20 acres well improved. Choice
acreage tract in town, for sale.
E. E. SAVAGE.
The special school meetings in the val
lev districts voted ia 'es as follows: Bar
rett, 20 mills; 0dell, 2h mills; Pine
Grove, mills; Frankton, 6 mills; Crap
per, 2 mills.
The ball given by the Hood River cor
net band, last FRIDAY night, was we'll
patron;zed, and everybody taking part
In it enjoyed the good music and the fa-
cilities furnished for a good dance.
s. H. Cox is engaged putting in shelv-
ing in the store OF Dallas & Spangler, on
which will he displayed their stock of
elIrysolite ware, ard which will give the
store more room to stow away their large
stock OF hardware and other goods.
A man named Daniels, from Illinois,
arrived III Hood River with his family
last week. Mr. Daniels is in quest of
farm to rent, and IL he likes the country
he VIII bu home l.ere. He is the
Kind Of man Hood RIVER would be proud
to claim as citizen.
The thanks Of the community are due
n. F. Bradford for the work he has done
gratu:tously in the street opposite his
residence, on State street He put in
filing aud placed gravel where it will do
the most good Others might follow his
example with profit to the public.
The people of The Dalles have been
exposed to cas,, of smallpox. A young
man namnd Pool, from Sherman county,
just recovering from the disease but not
sn.fic,,a 70 D-ave It 'raH4m ting it to
others, n.h ~ roo DIS of the stores,
Trading, as.d e#ine IN contact with Il
great many people.
D. w. H Dd1e, of Buffllo, \. Y. brother
Of Mrs. P q. Barrett, is here looking
after the business of the late DIR. Barrett.
After the sale of all the personal effects,
Mrs. Barrett and the twin BOYS will ac-
compan, Mr.. II dye to the East, and
the farm viii be rented Mrs. Barrett
went to Portland Tuesday.
c. J. Hayes has two pullets, hatched
one Of them last June, the other in
August. The first one commenced lay-
ing December LIST and has laid Is eggs;
tbe other c, mmenced laying in January
and has Ia d II eggs These pullets are
cross between the game bantum and
the slyer-iaced " andottes. They are
golden laced and as prett' bird as you
would wish to see. Their eggs are as
barge as BFawn Le=h1rn's.
A woskmg IN the ralr. ;,d, named H,
Hagaa was njgr 4 blast last Sat
nrdav. The blast VAS set off on thu
bluff, and Hagan was hit bv falling
rocks. He was badly cnt and bruised
about the face and head and was insen-
eible for scnie time after the accident.
The injured man was brought to DR..
Watts office, where his wounds were
dressed. Several stitches were required
TO close the cuts in his face.
Neighbor Spangler came TO his store
the other dav with his face patched and
+ bis eye backed H.. 'ial gone ont to get
Soma wat5r I'M he aic t il his ya'd
to fill the teakettle for the matutinal
meal, when he stepped upon an iceberg
That Jack Frost had formed round the
fawcet and Immediately assumed an in
yerted p stion, striking the ice with his
head while his heels pointed upward.
After he picked him'elf up he found the
damages slight, but he now approaches
khe faucet after dark with extra caution.
Last Thursday being the birthdays of
BESSIE and Nellie Rogers, they celebrated
by having party in the evening. They
received many nice presents, and the
evening soon passed in playing games.
a delicions lunch was served. Those
present were: Jessie Rogers, Nellie
Rogers, Pearl Cox, Bertha Prather, Vera
jackson, Olive Sturgis, Grace Campbell,
Nellie Erwin, Clara Erwin, Pansy Baker,
Blanche Blowers, Avis, Watt, Marjory
Baker, Clara Blythe, Chas. Tostevin,
Harvey Rand, Bert Rand, Emory Daven-
port, Earl Prather, Ralph Savage, Percy
Adams, Ona Davenport, Benty Rand,
Howard Searles, Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Rogers.
H. F. Davidson has received reports
from districts in the East where straw
berries are. extensively grown that come
into market at the same time with Hood
River berries These reports are very
encniIrapinas To Hood River Ornwers In