The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-06-29
John Leland Henderson and his as

VIII was seriously wounded in battle
about the time Gen. Lawton was killed.
He was taken aboard hospital ship
and wrote from Australia, stating that
he was recovering from his wounds and
was on his way to rejoin his regiment.
G. D. Moore of White Salmon has dis
covered plan to get early strawberry
sets. He takes the first runners that
start from new plants and sets them in
the ground same as grape cuttings. In
three weeks, If well cared for, they make
good plants and are ready to set out.
lie will commence next week to set out
26,500 plants he has secured this way.
Sam Eliot was member of the grad
uating class at the Portland academy
last week. He expects to enter the
freshman class next fall at Washington
University, st. Louis. This university
was founded by the father of DR.. T. L.
Eliot and recently received an endow-
ment of lands valued at $3,000,0o0.
T. H. Clark returned from Stevenson
on Tuesday, He has been doing assess
ment work on his quartz claim in the
Lookout Mountain district. He brought
home some rich specimens of ore from
his mine and is feeling jubilant over his
prospects. He says the Moor mine has
been bonded for $4,000.
Hood River will celebrate the 4th of
July by going away from home. Bingen.
will capture many of our celebraters.
Crapper district will take some of us,
while Others will join the Astoria ex-
cursion or 60 in small parties to the
woods and mountains.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
positive guarantee. Cure heartburn, dis
tress after eating, raising of the food, or
any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet
gives immediate relief. 25c and 5Oc.
Williams & Brosius.
L. J. Orendorf and wife of Portland
are camped in Waucoma addition. They
are here for health. Mr.. Orendorff is an
old soldier, having served in the 4th
Wisconsin cavalry during the civil war.
E. L. Smith, president of the state
board of horticulture, accompanied by
Commissioner lSchanno, made tour of
inspection of orchards about The Dalles
and as far as Grants, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. L. Stranahan are
stopping at S. M. Baldwin's, Mt. Hood.
Mrs. Stranahan is still quite feeble and
not able to go into camp on the East
Fork, as was their intention.
Miss Belle Howell and Miss Gloria
Lane left on the train Wednesday morn
ing for Portland, to attend the Y. P. G.
U. branch convention of Oregon confer
ence U. B. church.
4 The G.. E. society of the Congrega-
tional church will give an ice cream So
cial at the home of Mrs. S. ]. La France,
Friday evening, june 10th. Ice cream
and cake, l5c.
4 VIM. Jackson, who is farming in SheT-
man county, near Moro, was visiting his
relatives in Hood River during the week.
Mr.. jackson reports the grain crops in
fine condition.
Rev. H. X. Benson preached his fare
we'll sermon in the U. B. church Last
Sunday. Mr.. Benson expects to remain
in Oregon till August lst when he will
go East.
} Jas. H. McKibben, publisher of the
= Senator, the organ OF the knights Of
Pythias, Portland, was in town Tuesday
and made the GLACIER fraternal call.
, Mrs. Pratt Whitcomb and daughter
Gertrude of Portland arrived on the
r Dalles City, Tuesday, for visit with
Mrs. Whitcomb's mother, Mrs. Hutton.
: Miss Lillian NJ. Tosteyin of Chicago
t arrived in Hood River last Saturday on
three-months visit to her parents,
: Mr.. and Mrs. N. Tostevin.
, W. NJ. Bird, aged 81, died in camp on
the Butts place, miles south OF town,
!, Tuesday night. He leaves a widow and
several children.
Miss Annie Brettell, who has been
. spending the past two weeks with Mrs
Blythe, returned to her home at Fort
|, I land, Tuesday.
u H.. Richmond OF Mt. Hood came tc
town on Tuesday to qualify as tores'
!, ranger for another terra, and will beglI
his duties today.
VIM. Thompson has made arrange
a ments to procure street sprinkler anc
n expects to begin sprinkling the streets
u next Monday.
= Mrs. j. r. Nickelsen and son DonalC
10 went to Portland, Wednesday. Mrs
Nickesea is delegate to the U. B. con
ference.
y We handle what you eat and we meal
y to make our store stand shoulder u
y y shoulder with your wants
e '-' CLYDE T. BONNEY.
Judge Henry, who was laid up in beC
ast week with his old disabilities incur
e rad ,,a' in the army. is again able to b.
= about.
n The ladies' aid society of the Congre
i gational church will meet at the fes
h idence of Mrs. Hershner FRIDAY alVer
The coffee that we sell is just the kline
u that will make you pass your cup 10
20 more. OLYDE l. DoNNNA'
le &c Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Holmes and sol
al Philip of Portland are rustlcatlng o.
q" "f their ranch on Lyman Smith avenue
Aunion Sunday school was organize
~ at Stevenson last sunday, WIN o
+ Sheriff. as superintendent.
4 The Oregon Lumber Co. has lnstaile
q, 100 candle power electric light plant a
ur mill No. l, at Chenoweth.
ne Found-A purse containing mohs
ond Iist of articles to be sought at store
ed Inquire OF the GLACIER
he q A. Wyman exhibited in town o Q
lr- "Wednesday stool OF cats containing 10
ali stoIgs It stood about feet high.
ne Miss Annabel stranahan OF POrtian
he is visiting the families OF Judge Prathe
al and C. ], Hayes. ,
Miss Gladys Hartley is spending g
ID, d couple Of weeks visiting friends anu re
Is atives in W&seo. /:
Ha m, w. z. sherrill's branch store e.
he ctorcnson is named RECIPROCITY Cei
;ys ter; Buv your magazines and regiodica dica,
In Of I IBradiey's Book and Stationery stor'
- : Miss Sadie Orr has been !. elected 7Teted
'St U4 teacher in the public shoots Oh aSoo,
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