The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-03-23
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


prossesor of q bicycle of the Ideal pattern.
Ii you want nilch COW visit Reci-
procity's w. B .cGuire or Col Hartley
II. w. Gillette, an old-timer of Port
land, is visiting his friend Z. f. Brad
ford, sr
The ladies' aid society of Congregation
al church will meet on Friday afternoon
atthe residence OF Mrs. f. C. Brosius.
Davenport Bros. this week bought Of
Chas. Chandler 100 bushels OF potatoes
at 81 25 a sack and 90 tons Of hay at $l7
ton.
Miss Bess Isenberg, who was quite i'll
ast week, has recovered and resumed
her duties as teacher in the public
school.
DR.. F. c. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his office over Williams
& Brosius' drug store, between the hours
of l0-ll c. M, 2-3 and 6-7 p. III.
Is acres finely improved land. 80
acres suitable for fruit or dairy. Fine
acreage tract, with house, in town. For
sale e. l.. SAVAGE.
Mrs. James Elliott, mother of Mrs.
G. p. Ross, came up from Portland the
first of the week and is visiting her
daughter.
Miss Madge Warren left for Mill creek,
near The Dalles, Saturday, where she
has engaged to teach q three months
term OF school.
Mrs. John Buskirk was taken to a
Portland hospital last week. A surgical
operation was performed and she was
reported as getting along nicely.
Miss Lena Hinrichs, who is stopping
in Portland, spent last week visiting
with friends and relatives in Hood River
and returned to Portland Saturday.
The GLACIER force acknowledge receipt
Of complimentary tickets, with pro-
gramme, to the graduating exercises at
Barrett school. The programme was a
neat job OF printing done by 4. R.
Bradley.
Ike Wilson came to town in his new
yed wagon on Saturday. 1t looks like
Ike had located in Hood River this time
for good, or else, if he goes back again
to Illinois, that he means to go by his
own conveyance.
N. c. Evans arrived at his old home
at West Liberty, Iowa, to find his mother
still alive. She is very low with paral-
ysis and slight hope is entertained OF
her recovery. This is her third stroke
Of paralysis and she is " years of age
+. D. Vogler, express messenger on
the O. T. 4 n, had been sick in Port
land for Two months with intermittent
fever. He came to Hood River and
Stopped last week with his friend,
G. p Ross, and during that time gained
10 pounds.
Mrs. Anna Flagg, who had been in
Portland month undergoing treatment
for facial neuralgia, returned home last
Sunday. Her health is not much i'm
proved. Her daughter, Mrs.'F E. Jack
son, went TO Portland and accompanied
her mother home.
The Hood River Commercial and So.
cial Club Of Hood River has filed arti.
cles OF incorporation with the secretary
OF state. Object, to develop the phys
ical, mental and social capacities Of its
members. Incorporators, r. +. Fewel,
VI. H. Allen and j. Fl. Coventon.
Our town was full OF people last Sat
urday. The republican primaries
Brought out a full vote. The weather
was perfect. The Hood River cornet
band played several selections on the
Street, and the boys were complimenteC
on every hand for the excellence OF their
music.
Rev. Troy Shelley OF the East Side
was in town Friday. Mr.. Shelley,
health was greatly improved by his Cal
ifornia trip. He says he is better salts
fed than ever with Hood River aftel
travelling for weeks in other sections an(
seeing how other people live. HOOD
River is all right.
Mrs. NJ. P. Iaenberg was attacked by
a choking spell Thursday night OF las
week and was for few minutes in {
critical condition. 1t acted like Group
and Mr.. Isenberg gave her sip or tive
of coal oil. that we'll known remedy fol
group, and in short time her throa
WAS clear and she was relieved.
Those who had not the pleasure o
seeing the cantata OF Lost and Saved,
that was rendered at the arinory tWt
weeks ago, will be given an opportunity
IL will be repeated on the evening o
March 31st. A great many requested
that it be repeated, and the players hayt
agreed to grant the request
Last Sunday evening at the Congrega
tional church, the woman's missionary
Society gave very entertaining concert
The remarks of Mrs. H. G. Bateham
who, under the auspices Of the American
Missionary association, was teacher
two years in the "black belt" CT Georgia
gave her experiences which commando
close attention. The collection was fo
The relief fund of famine sufferers il
India.
j. C. Boggs recently sold six acres 0
nj t,Vo ,o,iloo cn17tb Of tourI IN nj y
Stroke from Portland, who has built
two-story house and moved into it will
bis family. MIR. Stroke is an architec
and first-class carpenter. He bull
his own house and it is said did fin
lob. Mr.. Boggs is about to sell more 0
his land and says good nucleus 0
louses towards starting town ar
already built and in prospect, and tina
the town will be called South Hood River
The early radishes presented las
week, of which mention was made In tn
GLACIER, brought in w. P. Watson witt
d contribution of garden truck that dis
counts Mr.. Moore's by large majority
Mr. Watson said he didn't believe il
letting White Salmon get ahead OF Hoot
River, not while he was in that line him
self. The contribution of Mr.. Natsol
consisted OF a bunch of radishes, SOM
of them more that an inch in diameter
3 bunch of green onions; hunches 0
lettuce, and mess OF rutabago tol
greens, all grown in the open air. Whit
Salmon is a great country and Away
early, but Hood River beats the world
w. P Watson's green vegetables can b
found at Everhart's store.
]. H. Cradebaugh was in town Sat
urday, shaking hands with his old neigh
hors and trends. Mir. Cradlebaugh ha
struck it rich in the Golden Eagle grou
Of mines, in which he and number