The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-05-25

NhSbNAot 49, Vial N. NlChtl-
sen, and Nola Atterbury "a pupil), will
be given in the Congregational church
at 8 O'Clock p. m,, June 9th, instead of
June lst, as previously announced. Mrs.
Boyden comes to our city bearing the
highest testimonials as an elocutionist of
rare merit and teacher OF music.
Those assisting her on the programme
are among Hood Rivers most promi-
nent musicians, and the entertainment
promises to be of much interest 10 lovers
Of the literary and musical. Admission,
adults, 25c, children l5c. Tickets on
sale at Cole & Graham's S and at Clarke's
drug store.
A bear called upon Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Cunning at their house on their home
stead, Edgemont, one night last week.
Mrs. Cunning was about to step out OF
the door, when she noticed black OBJ
ject not ten feet away, sitting under
cherry tree enjoying light repast on
scraps from the table. She called her
husband, who boldly stepped to the
window and looked out but could see
nothing. Next morning bear tracks
were plainly visible around the house.
F. B. Allard got in from the mines at
Mt. Hood last Thursday. He brought
along some samples of gold bearing rock
from Peter Felthausen's Big Bend mine
on the East Fork of Hood river. The
samples, which assay from So to $40 to
the ton, can be seen in the GLACIER Of
fee window, There is great wealth in
the fruit and timber resources of Hood
River, but some day the output OF our
gold mines may exceed all other pro-
ducts.
Republican speaking was held Mon
day evening under the auspices of the
Hood River Republican club. Judge
NJ. L. Pipes Of Portland was the princi-
pal speaker. Hon. j, N. Williamson
and T. H. Johnston also spoke. A. S.
Roberts, Capt. Blowers, Robt. Kelly,
A. E. Lake, G. L. Phillips and ]. B,
Colt were present and occupied seats on
the stage. NJ. 7. Nolin of The Dalles
made speech in which he eulogized the
S. E. Bartmess returned from the hot
springs at Sprague, Monday. He found,
while there, that he was afflicted with
4boils instead OF rheumatism. He was
greatly benefited by his trip and says
the springs are helping many invalids.
The accommodations, however, are poor,
and guests at the hotel have to put up
with many inconvenience.
c. L. Copple, candidate for assessor
on the democratic ticket, returned home
last Friday from The Dalles, where he
spent several days in quiet canvass
Knowing ones among his friends at The
Dalles consider his chances for election
good. He will attend the picnic at Du-
fur May 3lst.
have for sale the beautiful place of
R. NJ, Hunt, ~ miles southwest OF town
of Hood River. 1t contains 3R
berries, two horses and wagon, and all
the farm implements included in the
sale. Price 500. Inquire Of Geo. I,
Prather,
NJ. A. Cook went to Shaniko last Fri
day. He has engaged to build house
for Jas. E. Hanna at that place. Mr..
Hanna traded his property at the corner
Of Fourth and River streets, in Hood
River, to Capt. Davidson for lumber.
The dance at the armory this evening
will be conducted with decorum, same
as the preceding dances under the pres
ent management. Good music and pop
ular prices of admission. A ball will
also be given on the night OF May 90th.
The cool weather keeps the strawber-
ries from ripening and shipments are
not so large as was expected by this
time, but the Union and the Davidson
Fruit Co., Jointly, have been sending OIL
| a 90 rload IaV cin0p So nt1r(inV
The Oregon Telephone Co. is building
special telephone line from Hood
River to Portland. The line is kept SC
busy these days that it is hard to get
the use of it when Hood River wants to
talk to Portland.
Amos Underwood was elected del.
egate to the Washington state dem.
ocratic convention at Spokane, May
18th, but Anne was too busy with straw
berries to attend to politics.
The sneak thief that is prowline
around town entered the residence OF z
+. Bradford Tuesday night, and stole 6
suit OF underclothing out OF the clothes
basket. Look out for him.
Mrs. M. NJ. Davenport was thrown
out of her buggy in runaway Tuesday
evening at Belmont. She was thrown
into wire fence, and was cut by the
wire, but not seriously.
Tekoa Bill was examined by DR.. Shaw
before Judge Prather on Saturday anc
was adjudged insane. Monday, E. S
Olinger and VIM. lsenberg took him tt
the asylum at Salem.
Thos. Shere and two children came uI
from Portland last week Mr.. Shert
has recovered the use Of his wounded les
so that he can walk about but it vii
never be strong again.
5 DR.. and Mrs. A. Leroy, OF La Grande
spent last week with their daughter
Mrs. Rand. DR.. Leroy is attending tn
session OF the grand lodge I. 0. 0. F. a
! Astoria.
Seth Morgan, the well-known middle
read populist OF The Dalles, was in Hoo'
River last week visiting old friends ant
doing little elcctioneering.
Judge l.. j. Davenport OF Mosier wa
in town Monday He reports Mosie
all right, with splendid prospect 10
fruit.
A. o. Hershey lost horse last week
He got into wire fence and cut him
self so badly that he bled to death.
: NJ. F. Bird, Viento's j. P, attended
!, the republican meeting in Hood Rive
$ Monday.
! Children's day exercises will be he'll
? at the Congregational church on Jun
e 10th.
Miss Oracle Clark of Portland is visit
: ing with the family of D. G. Hill.
4 A. NJ. Lindsay and family are occupy
!, ing Web. Jones' house, at Barrett.
] DIR. T. L. Elliott and son Tom came u
e from Portland Tuesday.
r Mr.. Frank Gibbons has positio
| with Bone & Mcdonald.
e Lovers OF good coffee should rea
: Bonney's new ad.
t Las Parker will start tomorrow fo