The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-31

titNNShb W Sltall MS gun ne IlhO Hu-
lshed the gun, and in PRESSING
the cartridge in the breech to load
IT, the cartridge exploded He received
the full charge Of powder in his face
The ball went through the gun and
through the house. He was brought to
town and has since been under treat
ment by DR.. Brosius, who thinks he
can save his eyes. Louis Baldwin is one
OF the most popular and deserving young
men Of Hood River, and his friends will
hope for his speedy recovery.
Joseph Luxillo Yakima Indian, is
in the valley. Joseph is a Christian
preacher in his tribe. He was baptized
by Rev. Waller at The Dalles in early
days. He says he doesn't know his age
but was a boy when Governor Aberne-
thy was governor Of Oregon territory
lie was acquainted with all the pioneer
ministers Of the NJ. Il. church. He car
ries recommendation from Prof. j.
5. Landers of The Dalles, who says that
Joseph frequently visits the schools OF
that city and gives talk on the early
history of Oregon.
Two young men, ]. w. Ryan and d.
Martel, who were charged with larceny in
adwelling and complaint filed in Justice
court in Hood River, were taken to The
Dalles by order Of the prosecuting attor-
ney, Tuesday. Information was filed
against them and Moore & Gavin APP
pointed 10 defend them, in place Of John
L. Henderson, who declined on account
Of previous engagement. These men
are charged with thefts1n the Mt. Hood
hotel
The basket social at Frankton last
Friday evening was success in every
way. The programme was well render
ed. Miss Idell Woodworth's s basket sold
for 81 80 and Miss Alice Church's basket
sold for 81 30. Total received for baskets
was $2l 40. No basket sold for less than
80 cents. Frankton never does things
by halves.
Candy post, G. A. R., has lately been
made the recipient Of valuable pres
ent from A. p. Bateham. 1t is q book
Of civil war scenes, representing some oil
the most important battles OF the war.
The post appreciates the gift very high
ly and will have the pictures framed and
hung in their hall.
Col. 0. B. Hartley states that while
he was at Wyeth, last Saturday, a big
rock, as large, he says, as the Langille
house, rolled down mountain foraboui
quarter OF mile. The terrible noise
it made as it crushed great trees in its
| flight and started smaller rocks, fright
ened every one who heard it.
Chas. Temple dropped a gasoline lamp
in his store last Friday evening. The
burning lamp ignited the floor and for .
little while it looked as if there might be
big conflagration; but he kicked the
| lamp out into the street and succeeded
in subduing the flames in the store by
smothering the fire with blanket. Nc
dlmage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Hibbard went al
delegates to the grand lodge OF Odd Eel
lows and Rebekas at Baker City las
week. The delegates were given an ex
cursion to Sumpter, which Mr.. and Mrs
Hibbard attended. They report having
had a very pleasant time.
Miss Minnie Woodward, a cousin 0
Mrs II. IL. Holmes, came up from Port
land last Thursday to look after Mr.
Holmes interest in strawberries. Mr.
Holmes and family expect to move uI
for the summer about June lst.
Little Ella Mcdonald, the four-year
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ID. Nc
Donald, fell from porch at their resi-
dence, last Saturday, distance of /
leet. She struck the ground on her fac
and was badly Jared, but no bones wer
broken.
Miss Me,la White left Wednesda
morning for her home in Polk count
where she will spend her vacation an
come back again in time to prepare 10
the term OF school to commence in Sci
tenlber.
W. II. Haynes of Salem, who was
resident OF Hood River about IL year
ago, is visiting his brother-in-law, Hon
IJ, w. Morton. He thinks of again mai
, ing his home in Hood River.
The thanks of the Glacier force al
due Ernest Jensen for treat to IL
cream and strawberries and candle
Mr.. Jensen is doing good business; h
; place is popular resort
, f. Arnold, sawyer at Davenport's Blu
terfy mill, had his hand badly laceratt
on Monday by getting 1t janimed again
, the saw where he couldn't eXtricate
until the mil stopped.
0 Surveyor Campbell Of The Dalles hi
a contract to survey government LAM
, south OF Hood River and Col. Hartl'
4 and Jess Holman of Hood River will d
sist him.
The primary department of the Fran
a ton school closed last Friday for Il
term Miss Edna Brown, the teachc
returned to her home at The Dalles
g Monday.
Attorney John l.. Henderson, in II
, circuit court Monday, procureda a dlvor
y for Chas. "A. LANE from /
9 wife, Viola E. Lane, on charge OF q
sertlon.
L White Salmon takes a back seat agai
&c II. W. Wait brought in on May 2o
half a sack OF Early Fortune potatoes,a al
!, he didn't have to dig over l5 hills.
f. Court Miller, whose hand was amp
tated last week at Davenport's planer,
, getting along nicely and the doct
s. thinks he will save the balance OF t
ST arm.
John l.. Henderson MADE safe recen'
- of two blocks ia tarknurst belonging
10 Ell. Smith to o. e. Dean OF the Greg
- Lumber Co., for IL, 100 cash,
II. Ii. Weston, in getting out cordwo
for Bonney at Myeth, uses chute II
le drops the wood 20 feet. 1t is tn
" tlumed to the railroad.
or Miss Gladys Hartley is expected hol
from Portland today and will take
7 sition as book keeper in the store
!, Hanna & Hartley.
- -, Mrs. W. F. Woodward of Portla
l. visited the family oT JUnn l. Henders
a last week. Her mother accompanl
4. her home.
n- Mr.. and Mrs C. r. Bone returned
re their home in town the first of the We
and will remain during the strawbeI
O. season.
m Mr.. Phillips of Portland came ups
i'd day to visit his wife and daughter, "
It. are stopping at Mrs. Armors.