The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-05-04

camp at Sandy river when the news of
the Whitman massacre was received.
One of his cousins was killed in the
massacre. His fathers family all had
the measles at the time, and when they
learned of the massacre his mother and
an uncle took to their beds and never
recovered. They were buried by the
help of the Indians. The children, sick
with the measles, had no medical atten-
dance and nothing to eat but dried sal
mon and boiled wheat. They were
living in tent, in the month of Novem-
Der, with the rain pouring down and
mud and water two inches deep in the
gon. Mr. Bewley knew DR.. Adams so
years ago, when the latter owned the
best farm in Yamhill or in the state of
Oregon
Prof. c. D. Thompson, Miss Mella
White and Miss Minnie Elton went to
The Dalles on Sunday evening They
spent Monday visiting the pubic schools
OF The Dalles. Miss White and Miss
Bess Isenberg started on Monday even
ing for Kansas, where they will visit
relatives. Miss Elton will teach sum-
mer school south of The Dalles. Prof.
Thompson returned home ON Tuesday.
VIM. Thompson's team ran away
while returning from the boat landing
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Thompson was
thrown out OF the buggy and seriously
injured. His leftvssF was nearly severed
from his head and he received an ugly
scalp wound and severe bruises on the
body. DR.. Watt replaced his ear by
sewing it on, and Mr.. Thompson is do
ing as well as could be expected.
Chas. Groat was found dead on his
place, about six miles out on the East
Side, Tuesday evening. He had been
blasting out stumps, and it is supposed
he was killed by premature explosion.
Coroner Butts was notified and came
down on the boat Wednesday and held
an inquest. He lived alone and it is
supposed that he had been dead nearly
a week.
Sam Bartmess developed bad case OF
rheumatism just when his wife was
house cleaning Mrs. Bartmess was put
to sore straits to find man to beat a
carpet on Wednesday. The job was Of
fered to several, among them Judge
Prather, Hon. T. C. Dallas, Jas. Ian
gille, Esq, and the editor of the GLA-
cIER, each of whom were "too busy"
Buy your crates and boxes at the Hood
River Box Factory. They are the best
to be had, are the right size, have the
best and smoothest hallocks, and are
MADE IN HOOD RIVER. Support
the factory. 1t makes prices low and is
q convenience to the fruit growers.
DAVIDSON FRUIT Co., proprietors.
Mrs. Louise Boyden of San Francisco
is in Hood River and is the guest OF
Mrs. Atterbury. Mrs. Boyden is an
elocutionist and music teacher and has
been teaching in the School of Music at
San Francisco. She expects to make
her home in Hood River.
Mrs. C. L. Rogers store is well stock
ed with goods, such as millinery, dry
goods, notions, cutlery, books and sta
tionery, cigars and tobacco, candies, nuts
oranges, lemons, etc. This is head
quarters for candies and nuts.
Claude Copple returned from the state
university Monday. He was accom-
panied by E. D. Davenport, fellow
student from Harney county. Mr.. Cop
pie will resume his work with the Da-
venport Bros. Lumber Co.
Harry Bailey was in town Tuesday,
smiling all over his face and stepping
high, all on account of the new arrival
at his house--a ten-pound boy baby
Finest boy in the valley, he told us, con-
fidentially.
A runaway on the planer hill Thurs
day morning resulted in Chas. Wallace
being badly injured. He was brought
to town, and as we go to press is iD
charge OF DIR. Shaw, having his wounds
dressed.
DR.. Watt lately purchased powerful
microscope that will be very usefW i'll his
profession. 1t magnifies the germs o.
disease so that they can be readily de
tected in sputa or corpuscles of blood by
an expert.
A meeting will be held Friday even
ing, May 4th, over W. E. Sherrill's store
for the purpose OF organizing base bal
team. Every one interested should be
present.
DIR. Shaw's new cottage will be occu
pied by F. B. Barnes and bride. The!
are now boarding at Mrs. J. F. Armor's
Mr. Barnes is again with w. L. Sheriff..
+ A Portland banker desires to rent {
large, roomy, furnished house, to b'
occupied by his family during the sum
mer. Inquire at the Emporium.
The ladies OF the Degree of Honor viii
, give reception at the A. O. U. w. hall
Saturday evening, May 9th. All th'
| l. 10 hA
The ladies aid society OF the Congre
gational church will meet with Mrs
Price, at the residence OF Mrs. P. S. Da
wilson, jr., ON Friday afternoon.
/ Glenn Applegate, canneryman for tht
: Davidson Fruit Co., has returned AM
occupies q house in Winans addition
with his family.
Rev. VIM. G. Olinger, pastor of thu
East Congregational church, Tacoma
Wash, spent Tuesday and Wednesda.
: in Hood River.
Hon. John G.. Woody, the great tenn
perance orator, will address the people
of The Dalles Thursday evening, May
10th.
The ladies of the United Brethren AiC
society will meet at the home of Mrs
, Fred Howe, Friday afternoon, May 4th
Miss Olive Greasy of Three Rivers
Mich, is visiting her cousins, II. +. Da
wilson and Mrs. Whitehead.
, C. w. Jones of Salt Lake City, brothe
j of the late Geo. G. Jones, is in the val
, ley looking over the country.
Word was received on Wednesday from
Viento that w. B. Curran had had
E runaway and suffered broken leg.
Y Judge Prather is in The Dalles OF
s. business. Upto Tuesday evening HI
( had registered 447 legal voters.
Rev. Chas. Elrey of Antelope was I
, visitor in Hood River during the week