The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-09-28

daughter as soon as he gets better of his
rheumatism, OF which he has been re-
Gently so severely afflicted that he has
to go on crutches. He is veteran of
four wars and was commissioned
officer in the civil war. An enlarged
photo of the old veteran taken at the
age of SO, has recently been received by
Mrs. Coe. 1t looks like man in the
prime OF life. Mr.. Irwin always shaved
clean till the age of 95, when his mus.
tache came out black, and since then he
has continued to wear it.
W. A. Foley of Crook county came
down last week to visit his father, who
is laid up with the rheumatism. Mr..
Foley and his partner, E. H. Sparks,
own 1890 sheep. He started in as a
herder for Mr. Sparks and now is full
partner, owning half OF the ranch, sheep
and other stock. Their sheep in sum-
mer time range in the Cascade reserve
near Mt. Jefferson. The flock is now on
the ranch in Crook county. Early rains
have made good feed on the ranges. In
winter the sheep are fed hay when snow
is on the ground or the weather is
severe.
Attorney A. A. Jayne of The Dalles
was in town Tuesday. He was called to
defend Mrs. d. II, Kiser, who was
charged by DIR. Adams with taking
apples from his orchard. The case was
brought before Judge Hayes court and
dismissed. Mr.. Jayne says he would
move to Hood River if he could find an
Office room for rent.
The Davidson Fruit Co. received an
order yesterday for ounces. Ounces
were never grown very extensively in
Hood River, but they should be. This
fruit always commands fair price. In
setting out fruit trees the Orchardist
should not neglect to plant the ounce.
Do you want deed drawn, or a mort.
gage, or lease or contract of any kind
Perhaps you would like to make your
will but hesitate about doing so. E. E.
Savage will attend to any of above for
you, and any work done will be treated
confdentially. Just as well have il
done right.
Get your exhibits for the fair in or
Thursday, Oct 4th. The rules have beer
changed, making exhibits to be placed
on Thursday instead of Friday. The
awarding committee will begin theil
work Friday morning.
If your time is worth anything, i
your teams time is worth anything, i
will cost you a dollar every time yor
hitch up to bring your children tt
school, Do little figuring and buy {
lot in Waucoma Park on your own terms
Mrs. P. A. Mann of Baker City, 6
cousin of w. N. West and brothers, Wis
tied in Hood River last week. W. N
West came up from Viento and spen
the. week in Hood River. He had no
met his cousin for about 25 years.
w. H. Pugh and family will leav
/, next Monday for Binkerman, Neb. HI
: changed his mind about going to Clarl
county, Wash. The old soldier say
there is too much rheumatism in thi
country for him.
VIM. Boorman and wife attended tn
state fair at Salem last week. MI
Boorman says the fair was a great sue
!: cess. The live stock was well wortl
travelling so far to sec.
Don't pay water rent. $l25 mont
is $500 a year, which is interest o.
l $187. so; twice as much as lot in Wau
: coma Park will cost you and only 10 t
! 20 feet to water.
Mrs. Alma Howe has rented her hous
to II. R. Lewis and family of Portlan
for the winter and will 60 to Monmouth
: where she has engaged house for tn
: winter.
e w. P. Watson left squash at tn
r Glacier Office Tuesday, that weighs Il
d pounds. The vine on which 1t gre
!. contained ten others, some nearly 8
4 large.
: The Christian Endeavor of the Congrt
g gational church will give dime socli
:. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. .. |
!, Thompson, Friday evening, Sept. 2oti
If Judge E. E. Savage has moved int
: s. J. LaFrance's s house, where he will ais
d have his office. He is prepared to loo
after all kinds of legal work.
I Are YOU going to move to town
y send YOUR children to school? Then by
n a lot in Waucoma Park and save houi
/, and water rent
L Miss Ezma r. Jones OF Rochester,
". arrived in Hood River the first
o the week on visit to her mother, MIR
II Phoebe Jones.
|, Miss Bertha Sunderland returned
y Portland after couple of weeks visitll
L in Hood River. The guest of Mi
Nellie Clark.
IS Don't buy that new suit until you 9
n our new stock of mems and boys clot
= ing now on the road from the east.
+ A.. S. BLOWERS & So
3 Papeteries, tablets and writing m
: teriais of best quality, as we'll as cheap
grades at Bradley's Book and Statione
~ =, store.
~ ~ When in search of bargains, look
a at the variety store OF G. l.. Rogers al
"a ~ if YOU don't see what you want ask Tor
is Notice the address tag on your Gl
cier and if the date doesn't show 7
= come in and have US change it for 20
ct Goes corner lot, 100 by 1913, north
/. DR., Shaw's, for sale cheap for cash
s. 10 days-at the Emporium.
III Amos Underwood was in town Nc
er day and reported that the small-p
cases have all gotten well.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Watson went
of Puget Sound Wednesday, where tn
at will visit for some time.
o Ned Blythe left last Saturday
u Eugene to resume his work in the VI
= versity of Oregon.
Everybody eats peanuts since tn
Ia can get them fresh roasted at the Gold
ro Rule Bazaar.
av Jack Frost made his first appearasi
4 lin Hood River on the morning OF ee
ur 26th.
Henry Mcclure returned from
On trip to the Willamette valley, Iuesd
h. The October magazines just recei'
o., at Bradley's Book and Stationery ste
as Charlie Temple found horse blanl