The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

attending business college IN Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bartsch, after an ex-
tended visit in Hood River, left for Sc
attic last Thursday.
Miss Madgc Warren who is teaching
school at Cascade Locks, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home,
DR.. +. C. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his office over Williams
& Blosius' drug store, between the hours
oi l0-ll o. M, 2-3 and 81 p, m.
acres suitable for fruit and dairy
ranch. 20 acres well improved. Choice
acreage tract in town, for sale.
E. e. SAVAGE,
Root. Rand bought the lot just east OF
G. D.. Rogers, in South Waucoma addi-
ticn, and is building a residence upon it
for himself
d, H. Sears was offered S175 a box for
his Ben Davis apples by a Portland
dealer last week. What's the matter
with the Ben Davis2
The Hood River school will give pub
lie entertainment in the near future for
the benefit of the school library The
library now contains about $50 volumes,
Mrs. Monroe, who came up from Port
land to attend the funeral of DR.. Barrett,
will return again to Portland, where she
will visit with her daughter, Mrs. Zane.
DRIED FRUIT-We have a full line Of
dried prunes and evaporated pears,
peaches and apricots, bought right and
viii be sold right.
4. S. Blowers & Son.
Prof. H. L. Howe says that after read
ing Frank Caddy's recipe for making
hens lay his hens increased their output
Of eggs 80 per cent. He therefore knows
that it pays to read the GLACIER.
II. @. Sherrieb s delivering hay in
town, II looks like farmers had revers-
ed The order Of things, and now haul
hay into, town instead of out OF it, as
they did before the days of irrigating
bitches.
The Columbia river last Sunday took
D sudden and respected rise for this
eeason OF tie year At The Dailes the
rise was ~ feet in II hours. Some
damage By loss OF wood piled on the
banks is reported.
d. G. Mooney is building a commo-
&llVuS CillChCh j4OubC, Wll4l tti uBi anu
will demonstrate, to his own satisfaction
at least, how chickens will pay on a
atrawberry ranch lie started his in
eubator last Monday.
Clyde I. Bonney has sold his Hood
River and White Salmon ferry to W. L.
Huckabay, who runs a stage and car
ries the mail to Camss Prairie. In sum-
nler, MIR. Hubkabay intends to put on a
line OF stages starting from Hood River.
The funeral Of DR.. Barrett, last Fri
day was largely attended by friends of
the family and the Masonic order, OF
which he wGs q member. A heavy rain
poured down all day long, keeping many
at home who desired to show their re
gard for the memory Of deceased by a.
tending the last sad rites.
~. L. George ard A. P. Holmes Of
Hood River have taken the agency for
the sale Of the Trepus stove-pipe hanger,
and also for the &c" stoye-pipe enamel,
These articles are worthy Of your in
Bpection, and when these gentlemen call
upon you, don't take them for travelling
fakirs from Portland.
Mrs. Fred Howe returned home Sun
day evening from her visit to Portland.
Last Saturday, accompanied by Mr.. and
HRS Milton Sunderland and daughter
Bertha, she went to Astoria and the sea
coast. While there she gathered some
SEQ conk, or sea grass, and brought it,
with other memeQtoes Of her trip to the
briny deep, home with her. The wealth
er at the coast was warm and pleasant.
At Riggs photograph gallery can be
seen an excellent view OF Oak street in
Hood River, The artist stood at the in
tersection OF Fourth street when taking
The picture. The street is full Of people
and teams, and good many can be
readily recognized. Mr.. Spangler sits
ID front of his store, enjoying his pipe.
s. Z. Bartlness and son Meigs can be
seel on Bartmess' porch. Mrs. ]. J.
Iuckey was coming up street pushing
Der baby carriage, when she met and
stopped in front of the GLACIER office to
ak with Mrs. n G. Evans, A good
picture OF the couple, the baby carriage,
little Lucinda and the dog Pat is given.
~ S. Baker is in front of Williams d
Brosius drug store, while his team stands
IN the street, w. s. Gregory, L. Clark
and Lane the artist are recognized on
the porch Of the Glacier Pharmacy,
Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Davidson sit in
sheir carriage in front Of Bartmess'
store. DR.. Shaw's carriage is seen III
'front.' of his Office, and other persons and
3eams might be distinguished on the
street Altogether it is q fine picture.
The many friends in Hood River Of
pr. and Mrs. W. II. Bishop were agree
ably surprised by their arrival III town
last Saturday evening. They came in
en the evening train from Portland and
attended the concert at A. o. u. w.
ball. MIR. Bishop, who has been in the
government service as stQrekeeper at
Puyallup Indian reservation, near Ia
Coma, for the past eight months, HIS
been promoted and is now on his way
with his family to Warm Springs res
ervation, where he will fill the position
ef agency clerk. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop
Rnd son Perrin enjoyed their visit in
Hood River till Monday evening, when
they went to The Dalles and from there
Intended to go By livery team to their
pew home at Warm Springs. BY bis
Iate promotion, Mr. Bishop receives an
ADVANCE OF $500 IN salary per annum
md has furnished house. Although
Ihey liked the Sound country, Mr.. Bish-
Dps transfer and its advantages are
highly appreciated, Mr.. Bishop still
klGims his residence in Hood River, and
being in the government service, can
come home TO vote.
The concert and dramatic entertain
Inent given by the Hood River Cornet
Band and the teachers and pupils Of the
Barrett school, last Saturday night, drew
2 full house, and everybody was satisfied
they had received their money'a worth.
The band furnished good music. Sey-
eral songs, instrumental and vocal duets
we're heartily applauded Miss Mark
1ey's recitation, AUNT jennings Court
Ehip," was well rendered. Prof Cub
berly's'cornet solo was encored, as was
the cornet duet by Evans and Cuhberly.
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