The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-02-23
eRlEF'LOGAL MATTERS,

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re You vaecinated?
lave you registered?
Institute, Feb. Goth and 9th.
inc line of pipes al Cole & Graham's.
4. Davidson wants to buy a fresh
sr Sale-The Sun lot and building,
b, at the Emporium.
|etters remained in the post office Feb.
A for: John Duke, Ed Miller, Edna
pmpson.
n Coon has for sale his residence
ck On Hood River Heights. The
sst view in town.
chool commenced in the Crapper
rict Monday Of last week; Prof.
,ia Anerson Of Portland in charge.
ast Sunday, five persons were re-
ved into the Valley Christian church
two were received on a previous
lday.
br. a. C. Brosius has returned and
Be found in his office over Williams
,rosius' drug store, between the hours
1O-ll a. M, % and 6-7 p. IN.
s acres suitable for fruit and dairy
|ch. 20 acres we'll Improved. Choice
eage tract in town, for sale.
Il. E. SAVAGE.
letter from Moro, received by Mrs.
,lev last week, stated that w. G. Clel-
IA was quarantined with smallpox
b that Geo. Knapp was with him.
Am those who wish duplicate orders OF
MP photos, or wish to buy their neg
YES. should call at once at the photo
ph gallery. Any photographer can
ish from the negatives.
ohn Wellburg, who has been working
the Oregon Lumber Co. at Ntento,
now working for Louis Cloquet at
bite Salmon, who has a logging con-
Let for Nicolai d Cameron mill.
At Belmont it is reported that NJ. II,
ckelsen is pulling carrots with stnml
Her. The Belmont breezes a few
rhts AGO severed a large limb from the
pine tree in front of E. E. Savage &
sidence.
Part OF our subscribers on the home
viii find their names printed or
eir papers and also the d&te to which
lev are paid. As soon as we can get
.lnd to it the who'd list will be printed
b same way.
Prof. S. P. Barrett stopped over II
BOD River few hours last Friday
lille ON his way from North Yakima to
1t Lake. He came by way OF Port
ad and will stop few days in Bakel
ty before going to Salt Lake.
Mrs. M. Z. Harwood, who was man
Ter of S. II. Cox's store, was compelled
give up the business on account O
r falling health. She expects to go t
sliiornia now, where she will remain
few months for her health, and also tt
lit friends.
The Weather Bureau publication TO
Enuarv containes an obituary OF DR.
G. Barrett. 1t says of him that $50
any years he kept an accurate an.
mgrehensive climate record, whlcl
5 been of great value to the oregoI
Gather service" /"
Chas. Rogers came up from Portlan
lesday for a short visit. Mr.. Roger
10 purchased home at Montavillo
ID Birth has also purchased snug nj
b home at Montavilla. He and j. a
urdick hold good situations in the bi
buring mill at Albina.
a temperance play, "Lost and SaTed,
being gotten up By some OF the SINS
& Of Hood River. 1t is Il beautift
Entata and requires much drill. Th
ltertainment wills be given Friday ever
Ig, March 9th. The list Of character
nd place OF rendering will be given late
Social. The G. e. society of the Con
rcgational church will give a social 0
he evening of Washington's birthday
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hersl
4r Refreshments will be served. TT
oung people will provide entertainii
xercises for the evening. Price for r
reshnents, l5c
Chris Bartsch left Seattle with h
artner ON last Saturday for Skagwa
rom there they will go towards Dawsc
nd leave cattle feed at different poin
Hong the route. Mr. Bartsch will the
ONE back to Seattle and about the tr
/ April will start with q band of catt
or Dawson. Mrs. Bartsch will accor
Pany him to Dawson.
Il. Brownhill, lecturer in the intere
Lf the Woodmen of the World, will let
lre III the Congregational church II
Thursday evening, at I O'Clock. Ti
gill give the young people an opport
Iityte attend the lecture and go to t!
|ocial at Rev. Hershner's afterware
Everybody is invited to the lecture. A
mission free.
Mrs. John Parker has rented b
sountry place for three years to IL.
Tait. Mrs. Parker will move to toy
[or the present. Jas. Parker will go
He mines OF Eastern Oregon. Mr.. a.
Hrs. Wait will take summer boarde
and under their management the pc
|liar Parker house will still be favor
resort for Portland people.
Several of the K. of P. visitors
tuesday called on the GLACIER to ma
sure their names would get in the pap
Most of our callers will be candida
tot office when the spring time com
henee they reckon their names can
appear too often in print. G. L. I
bert objected to his wife's name appe
ing= it might look like she was along
look after him. We agreed not to M
tion that Mrs. Gilbert was among
visis rs, and put her in as "and wi
ia parenthesis. No one will susp
from this that Gilly was "chaperone'
Dr. Brosius had his usual lucky ri
away last Thursday. With Mrs. Bros
and Florence he went out in a sleigh
visit patient at Frankton, going by v
81 Belmont. In crossing the prairie e
of Belmont the sleigh runner struck
rock, the whifI1e trees broke and
lines slipped out Of the doctors han
Tic horses kept right on and LETT
naFty sitting in the sleigh out on
pTalrie to admire the scenery and wa
the receding team going in the direct
q Frankton. The boys at Frank
schpol stopped the runaway team,
fls doctor arriving soon after, procu
! Hagon and returned for the folks