The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-04-06
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


Have you registered?
and plaster at Bartmess'
rents for campers at Bartmess'
Cow for Sale-See Z. S. Olinger.
Did papers for sale at the GLACIER
ice.
I'll. Copple is again afflicted with
ak ayes and rheumatism.
Regular meeting OF Candy post, GAR.
/ w. r. c., tomorrow, at 2 o'clock.
eggs for Matching, pure bred stock,
so per sitting. E. E. SAVAGE.
H. G. Bateham has purchased 20 acres
land adjoining his place from j. s.
ndick.
The Infant child of Carl Gilmore has
EN- quite sick during the week with
iigestion.
Master Everett Rand, who has been
X for the past three weeks, is now
nvalescent.
p. Watson says he had at least
shundred visitors to see his magnolia
e last Sunday.
from and after April 1st we will de-
er goods purchased at our store to any
rt Of town. A. S. Bio wERs & Son.
Miss Cora Copple, who is teaching the
ento school, visited friends and rela-
'es in Hood River Saturday and Sun
y.
Five persons united with the Christian
urch at Mosier, Sunday, as the result
weeks meeting held by Elder j. w.
nkins.
About 325 voters had registered before
idge Prather up to last Saturday. This
hardly half the number entitled to
to.
N. G. Evans returned home from Iowa
st Friday. His mother is still quite
but hopes are entertained for her re-
very.
Don't forget the entertainment at
apper school house Friday evening OF
xt week. This district is noted for its
cd Entertainments.
Mrs S. Koplin has recovered suffi-
emily from her attack OF heart trouble
be able to be about again, and on
0t&N0J civ Ndo Ia tOnhs
DR.. #. G. Brosius has returned and
be found in his office over Williams
Brosius' drug store, between the hours
l0-ll a. m, 2-3 and CT p. IN.
25 acres finely improved land. 80
res suitable for fruit or dairy. Fine
reage tract, with house, in town. For
lie Z. E. SAVAGE.
Jas. Wishart and bride were in Hood
.ver Tuesday on their way to Grand
onde valley, where Mr.. Wishart will
Ike charge of VIM. Eccles' ranch.
In Bradley's store and printing office
in be seen an elegant book case that
as Manufactured at w. E. Sherrill's
lrniture store by H. j. Fredericks.
John Payton returned to Hood River
st Friday. This time he comes from
rizona, where he was at work in the
,pper mines owned by Senator Clark of
Iontana.
R. Pealer and wife came to town Sat
rday and were greeted by their many
lends. This was the first visit Mr..
ealer had made to town for six months.
lis health is somewhat improved.
Amos Underwood started on Monday
DR. business trip to Cascade Locks,
tevenson and Vancouver, and on We'd
esday brought up in Portland to see
is old friend Billy Bryan and hear him
peak
s. w. Arnold is trying to keep up with
he Procession in the march of improve
nent and is painting his house at Hazel
lei He has also built porch, fine
'iece Of workmanship, the best in the
ountry.
The first California strawberries for
his season are expected in Portland
Fithin few days. The crop is said to
e better than usual. Hood River OF
White Salmon berries may be expected
the market by the first OF May.
Crapper district received its new
chool-house bell week before last. The
atrons of the school are very proud OF
/. 1t weighs 220 pounds, measures 26
nches, and can be heard down the val
ey as far as the Valley Christian church.
basket social and entertainment
viii be given at the Crapper school
louae Friday evening, April 18th. An
dmission fee Of 10 cents will be charged
It the door. The baskets will be sold at
uction and the proceeds applied on the
payment of the Eew bell.
The infant child of B. F. Baals died al
he house of Amos Underwood last Sun
lay, April 1st. The child was one Of
he twins born about month ago. The
,ther died the same day of its birth, and
he mother died two weeks later. Mr.
3eala has indeed been sadly afflicted.
Capt. blowers is excavating for an
other brick building on the south end o.
the lot adjoining the brick store of Blow.
ers & Son. The new building will be
completed about the first of May anc
will be occupied by the post Office, tbs
business of which is growing SO that
more roomy quarters are necessary.
Postmaster Yates expects to get the
post Office moved into its new quarters
by The lst of May In the meantime he
finds it necessary to enlarge his present
quarters to supply the demand for lock
boxes. H. J. Fredericks, who works fol
~ b. Sheriff., is now at work making
the improvements.
S-J. LaFrance has sold his store TO
G. Z. Coe & Son of Portland. The junior
member of the new firm came up from
Portland last Saturday and took charge
OF the store. Mr.. LaFrance, having
completed the building for bank on his
lots, will now superintend the erection
Of : brick store building next to the
brick of Blowers & Son.
Dr. E. T. earns recently finished max
ing small water moter which is quite
IN Ingenious piece of work. 1t is about
one-eighth horse power and would run
small job press with the force of water
supplied by the Springwater. Co. in the
GLACIER office. The doctor is clever
meehanic, and for this reason he has
maae success of his chosen profession
tial of dentistry.
Mrs. VIM. Davidson received letter
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