The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-26
love to feel when sinks the sun
That there is something | have done
For which the world is better;
However small the deed may be,
If something good has gone from me
The world remains my debtor.
Mrs I II Dew

The Jackson block received finishing
coat Of paint this week
Miss Pearl Bradley is spending the
summer with relatives at Dilley, Or.
Miss Ethel Woodworth returned last
week from an extended trip to Baker
City.
G. A. Shurte, the enterprising Arling
ton merchant, was in Hood River last
Monday.
r. L. Armitstead, representing the
IIazelwood Cream Co. OF Portland, was
in Hood River Monday.
Frank Davenport recently refused an
offer of 500 an acre for a 20-acre front
on the John Sipma place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II, Holmes and
daughter Gertrude of Portland are rus.
ticating at their summer home on
Lyman Smith avenue.
Mrs. II +. Davidson and Miss Annie
Mathews are taking a course of instruc.
tions at the st ndard Dress Cutting
school
Henry Lewis Of Portland is visiting his
family at Belmont He expects soon tc
dispose of his business interests in the
Philippines and to make his home in
Hood River.
Lee Morse has rented the house on
his place formerly occupied by Henry
Howe and family to Mrs. Ellington and
family of Portland who are here for Mrs
Ellington's health.
w. j. Baker will have five or six tons
of Bartlett pears which he will dispose
of at the cannery. Next year, If his or
chard does not suffer from frost, he
ought to have 80 tons or more.
II. Blgelow, state deputy for the An
cient Order of the Red Cross, assisted by
II. ii. Tilton, has so far secured 50 ap-
plications for membership in the new
lodge here. He expects to secure l0C
names before organizing.
r. c. Judson and wife, accompanied
by his son f, w. Judson and wife OF
Omaha, came up from Portland Monday
and all, excepting Mrs. II, Z. Judson,
went to Cloud Cap Inn the same day,
returning Tuesday to Portland.
DR.. John f. Chandler and Miss Mary
Chandler, brother and sister to Charles
Chandler, arrived here Monday night
from Missouri. For the past two weeks
they have been touring in California.
Dr. Chandler is aophysician at Forest
Getty, Mo-
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fewel has secured the ex-
elusive agency for the famous Hazelwood
ice cream The Hazelwood ice cream is
entirely free from glucose and other
adulterous ingredients, is manufactured
from pure, sweet cream, and is extern
sivelv known from the Pacific coast to
the Mississippi river The company has
factories in Portland, Spokane and Sioux
CITY. the factory at the latter place be-
ing the largest in the world, with 1000
gallon daily capacity. Mrs Fewel will
have her first consignment OF tins Ice
cream on hand saturday. \ trial will
be convincing 0f its merits.
Uncle Oliver Bartmess, aged 50, went
to Cloud Cap Inn, Thursday OF last week.
Accommodations at the Inn were over
crowded and Uncle Oliver had to spend
the night in tent. On account of the
hard ground and the cold he could not
sleep, for which reason he did not feel
like making the top of the mountain the
next dav. He went up, though, with
the party to the top of Cooper's spur,
and a third Of the way up the mountain
from there. He stood the climb as well
as any. but concluded he had enough OF
mountain climbing for one day and re-
turned to the Inn alone. This, we think
beats the record for octagenerian mount
ain climbers.