The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-02-09
5food River Glacier
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
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Con Repp is night watchman on the
Eailroad at Mitchell's Point.
Miss Grace Babcock and Miss Blanche
Kantner of Salem returned to their
homes Saturday.
s. Koplin received word on Tuesday
that his daughter at Syracuse, Nebraska,
was dangerously sick.
Mrs. F. H. Blagg has been dangerous
" i'll for the past two or three weeks,
but is now somewhat better
]. L. Anderson, organizer for the
Koodman of America, has undertaken
TO organize lodge in Hood River.
DIR. f. G. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his Office over Williams
& Brosius' drug store, between the hours
OF 10-l1 a. m, 2-3 and 81 p. III.
as acres suitable for fruit and dairy
ranch. 20 acres well improved. Choice
acreage tract in town, for sale.
E. E. SAVAGE.
Mrs. s. s. Noteman was called to
White Salmon Falls to nurse Miss Emma
Nilkens, who died last Monday OF pneu-
monia. The girl was sick only week.
H. D. Langille, Chas. Castner, M. p.
Isenberg and J. B. Hunt represented the
Hood River Mckinley club at the state
league meeting in Portland on Tuesday.
The auction of the personal effects of
the late DR.. Barrett lasted two days.
Joe Purser was the auctioneer. The
sale was largely attended and the goods
sold well.
Mrs. Margaret Lutke and Mrs. D. A.
Douston of Portland, both grand officers
of the order of the Eastern Star, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Haynes
during the week.
High winds Monday night overturned
fences and fumes in different parts Of
the valley. Kirbyson and Byerlee's
dume, where it crosses the state road,
was blown down.
Some one broke into our town Jail,
last week, and robbed it of all the bed
ding provided by the authorities for the
use OF guests. 1t is not often we hear
Of any one breaking into Jail.
t. C. Dallas has rounded the half
century milestone. His birthday was
Feb. 5th. Fat, still fair and fifty. May
be live several more half centuries. 1t
would be cold world, at least in these
parts, without T. Calliope Dallas.
Mrs. M. M. Fewel is in Portland ur-
dergoing treatment with physician
that is making some wonderful cures.
Mrs. Fewel has been greatly benefited
and is now in better health than she has
been for years.
George and Holmes, contractors for
clearing the pine trees in D street, in the
Barrett-Sipma addition, have completed
the Job and have also cleared several lots
for individuals. They made l20 ricks OF
stove wood, which was sold to Clyde I.
Bonney.
Miss Emma Wilkens, aged 12 years,
II months and IA days, died of pnue-
Inona at her home at the falls Of v hite
Salmon, February 5, 1900 She was a
daughter of Matt Wilkens. Her mother
is an invalid and has been in the Good
Samaritan hospital, Portland, for the
past four months.
Capt. Blowers wrote to the attorney
general OF the state asking his opinion
in regard to publishing a petition for q
saloon license, whether it would require
the publication Of the names Of petition
ers The attorney general said thC
names would have to be published tC
make the petition complete.
John Leland Henderson received {
letter, last week, from his son Edwin
In the army in the Philippines. HI
passed though one battle with the in
eurgents and is now quartermaster'
guard He has been in the hospita
with brain fever, which reduced hi
weight from $50 pounds to lOS.
Snow fell and melted about as fast a
IT fell, nearly all day last Friday-grounc
hog day. Saturday was beautiful day
and the weather has since been spring
ike, We have had no severe weathe
30 far, and it is not likely the grount
hog, or any other alternating animal
ever holed up all winter in this section
Railroad work has gone along unin
terruptedly all winter at this place
Graders are now at work moving the BIZ
powders and dirt west of the depot t
make room for a switch that will be pu
in on the south side of the main track
Contractor McLary has a force OF abou
rs men at work below the ice house
grading off rocky points and making fill
TO straighten this crooked part OF tn
road.
Last Sunday being Honor day at tn
Congregational Sunday school, the fol
lowing pupils and teachers were re
warded with books: Grace Prathel
Georgia Prather, Helen Davidson, Alic
Hill, Helen Howe, Donald Hill, Gee
Howe, Roy Armor, Teddie Button, Harr
Evans, Mrs. H. F. Davidson, H. G. Bate
ham. Ex Superintendent G. J. Hayes
was also remembered with book fo
his close attention in the Sunday schoc
work for the past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. G. Brant and SO
Russell of Vancouver came in on tn
Regulator last Thursday and visite
several DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ,
Graham. Mr. Brant recently dispose
of the Vancouver Columbian, which h
conducted for several years. He is
delegate to the national editorial asst
citation meeting at New Orleans and wit
his family will depart next week for tn
Crescent city. He will also visit rels
lives in Ohio and expects to be gon
about six weeks.
The w. C. T. U. sent for Count
Surveyor Colt to locate the easter
boundry line of our town. Mr. Co
came from The Dalles on Monday an
did the work. His survey showed the
the bunk house of the Lost Lake Lun
Der company was AZ feet east of the CO.
poration line. This disqualifies abou
25 workmen who make their homes
the bunk house from voting for tow
officers. These men voted at the la1
town election, and most Of them slgne
the petition for the saloon license.
The gathering at the home OF NJ
and Mrs. S. w. Arnold of Pleasanto
neighborhood on Saturday evening Fe
Sd, will long be remembered by tho
present as one of unalloyed pleasur
The event was in honor of Mrs. Arnold
hirthdau and the gathering was q su