The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-05-18

Smith avenue were literally sereneded.
Rolly Phelps got off easy by setting up
the cigars for the boys. But Jim kiser
was not SO fortunate. The serenaders
took his place by storm Sunday night.
BY promising to get some whisky by
next evening he got them to let up ON
the Emusic" they made with the
horse fiddle and tin pans. Before next
evening he repented of his rash promise
to get the whisky. Not being drink
ing man himself he thought it wouldn't
be right to buy whisky for others. The
BOYS came back Monday night, and
when they found he had failed to pro-
cure the whisky they bombarded his
house with everything that would make
racket, beat the sides OF it with scant-
ling and yelled in a manner that would
make Comanche Indian take back
seat Jim finally promised to raise 81 80
next day and leave it at one OF the-stores
in town to treat the crowd, and the boys
left jim says the next time he gets
married he will 60 to some country
Arkansas, for instance-where the usages |
OF the dark ages, like the chariyari, are
out of date.
HARRISON Bros. sprayed their orchard |
three times last year with arsenic and
soda, as recommended by Mr.. Kennedy |
in last weeks GLACIER, using six pounds
of lime to the barrel instead of Bordeaux
mixture. Out of sixty boxes OF apples
forty we're first class and free from
worms, which was good showing in an
orchard where nearly every apple was
wormy the year before. HARRISON Bros.
consider l1s pints of the arsenic mix
ture a little too strong for the first spray
ing, as the foliage while tender was
slightly burnt, but no injurious result
followed the later sprayings. II not
followed too closely by rain, they think
four or five sprayings in season are all
any orchard needs
Mrs. Dr. Frank, the oculist and opti-
clan, comes to Hood River with many
fattering testimonials of her skill and
success in her chosen profession. This
eye specialist examines and corrects all
visual defects purely on scientific prin-
ciples. Those suffering from impaired
eyesight, which often ends in total
blindness, should not neglect calling on
Mrs. DR.. Frank at the Mt. Hood hotel.
The DR.. is accompanied and assisted by
her brother, Prof. Ernest Benjamin
Arnold.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Curran are
visiting at the home of the latter's sister
Mrs. S. 2. Shut. Mr.. Curran has
been until recently pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Astoria. He
recently resigned to take up missionary
work at Cape Nome, for which place he
will sail from Seattle on the 10Th. Mr.
Curran preached an able sermon at the
Congregational church last Sunday eve
ming.
Judge Prather has registered voters
as follows: East Hood River precinct,
225; West Hood River, 209 South Hood
River 132-total, 566. He also registered
IA from Baldwin and one each from
Mosier and yiento. The highest num-
ber Of votes ever pelled in the Hood
River precincts, Viento included, was
46O, in the presidential election of 1896.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Congregational church
| had very delightful outing last Sat
urday in Watson's grove. Thirty little
Endeavorers were present, who enjoy
ed the games and luncheon very much.
The society is under many obligations
to Mr.. Watson for the use Of his grove,
Capt. Goes strawberry patch beats
them all, either at White Salmon OF
in Hood River, this season. Upto We'd
nesday evening he had picked and ship
ped l2l crates. He has had the advan.
, tage of top prices and will realize tor his
, shipments so far at least $500.
Mrs. D. J. Parmenter, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alma Howe, re
! turned to her home at Candy Wednes
t day, taking with her her daughter Iiar
2 riet, who has been stopping with hel
aunt during the past winter
1S. The Barrett farm, best in HooC
River valley; lao acres, 70 acres in cul
tivation; 1900 fruit trees; so inches fret
water; miles from Hood River. $500
r 81 500 ca sh, balance in years, interes
9 at per cent. For sale at the Emporium
e The Equitable Savings and Loan As
s socation Of Portland, Of which Chas
t E. Ladd is president, has perfected {
branch organization in Hood River
The Hood River bank will do thei
: collecting at this point.
\ T. r. Smith, newspaper man, for
0 merly editor of the Tillamook Head
d light, was caller at the GLACIER offic
81 Wednesday. Mr.. Smith is now in tn
employ of the Nicolai- Cameron Mill &c
A Capt. Goes strawberry pick of Friday
II the 11th, brought him, net, $7.42 pc
+. crate. The berries were handled b.
n Bone Bros. Capt. Goes patch is beat
Q ing them all III point OF earliness.
Mrs. J. F. Armor gave party to he
/ Sunday school class at her home a
G Belmont last Friday evening. Abou
q thirty young people were present an
d enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
A band stand is being erected on Jacl
e sons corner, where the Hood River ban
IL will do their practicing and discours
5. music in the evenings, to the delight
IS the music-loving public.
S.E. Bartmess and Roy Slocum wer
ID to the hot springs at Collins Landir
/ Yesterday. Mr.. Bartmess' rheumatisl
g, has been getting no better and he is
8. constant pain.
]. T. Neff, principal of The DALI
lc high school, came down on Saturday
y attend the graduating eXerclses
le Frankton school. He was the guest
e. j. f. Armor,
to Miss Laura Stevens of Portland is
i. guest at Mrs. Alma Howe's. Prof. LA
ir zard and family are expected to con
4. up from Portland tomorrow.
-. Mrs. DR.. Frank will remain here on
in till May 2Sth. Those in need OF b
= professional services will govern thei
. selves accordingly.
O. B. Evinger captured 15-inch S;
at mon trout in his fume Monday NOR
al ing. L. W. Udell got one in the san
~ way not long ago.
The ladies' aid society of the Co
OF gregational church will meet at Nj
e9 NJ. f. Shaw's on Tuesday afternoon.
" Bradley the baker is having a sto