The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-10-11

The Glacier is in receipt Of the Ore
gonian hand book OF Portland and trih.
utary country. 1t is neat little book
of "a pages, gotten up in the highest
style Of the profusely illustrated and
chock full OF statistical information
about the Northwest just the thing to
send to your friends in the East For
sale at Bradley's book store.
At the council meeting Monday even.
ing f. B. Barnes was sworn in as alder.
man in place of DIR. M. F. Shaw, who
moved to Ashland and resigned. Mr.
Barnes will hold his seat till his success
sor is elected in December and qualities
Resignation of Robt Husbands as street
commissioner was accepted
"Thompson's Ghost" comedy, will
be given at the A. o. u. w. hall Friday
evening, Oct. 18th, at 5 o'clock Mr.
Goddard is getting up the entertainment
and promises something good besides
the comedy Programme will be pub
lished in next issue, and popular prices
will be in order, 25c and 15c.
Frank Noble has given his house al
White Salmon coat OF paint inside
and out. Frank has lately been offered
princely sum for his place at White
Salmon, but says he doesn't know where
he could find place to suit him any
better, and he is there to stay.
Miss Roberts makes the announce
ment that she will start kindergarten
about the 1st of November, il sufficient
number Of pupils can be enrolled. Any
information regarding same may be OBJ.
tained by addressing P. O, box 425, or
calling at the residence.
John Bradley and family were at The
Dalles carnival. He had his popcorn
and peanut roaster with him, and ii
took all hands to hand out popcorn and
peanuts to the crowds who hungered for
his goods after once getting taste.
The monthly tea OF the ladies' aid Of
the Congregational church, held at the
residence of Mrs. p. S. Davidson, jr., last
Friday, netted $40, of which amount
Mrs, FIJI. Eggert of Eggermont contrib
uted $5.
Isenberg & Son made sale last Sat
urday OF the old w. H. Perry place at
Frankton. 1t was sold to Hon. J. w.
Morton by VIM. Boorman B. f. Fuller
will occupy the house for the winter.
Hon. J. w. Morton is moving to his
upper place at Frankton. He makes
this move to give his children a better
chance to attend school, John Forbes
will have charge Of Riverside farm
Mrs. L. d. Calkins accompanied Mrs.
Lockard as far as Portland, Monday,
when the latter started for California
after a pleasant and extended visit with
E. D. Calkins and family.
j. W, Adams, on the Shurte place,
White Salmon, sent the Glacier a
small box OF peaches, the largest oi
which measured liz inches in cir.
cumference.
E. N. Benson and bride arrived home
from their bridal trip to California on
Tuesday. They will be at home or
their strawberry farm after this date.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Curtis of Portland
came up Wednesday and went out tc
Curly Top farm for a few days.
Chas. Riggs, the jeweler, has purchas
ed New Century engraving machine
and is now prepared to do engraving al
lowest prices.
Mrs. Fred Howe and daughter Myrtle
went to Portland Wednesday to spend q
week visiting in the metropolis.
Miss Anna Mohr of the East Side re-
turned Wednesday from The Dalles
where she spent three weeks.
The einfant child of Mr.. and Mrs Flint
Bradford is quite sick and hardly ex'
bected to recover
Get on to the sporty canopy top oul
rural deliveryman rides under on his
daily rounds.
Mrs. N. NJ. Harrell has returned home
to Hood River and expects to stay til
next June.
The old veteran who lost his regi
mental badge, will find it at the Glacier
Office.
DR.. earns was taken suddenly sick OF
Sunday and has since beee bedfast.
w. +. Sheriff. is moving into his new
quarters in the Masonic building.
Miss Hester Howe is book k-keeper fol
the firm of Hanna & Hartley.
Mrs. P. s. Davidson, jr., is visiting il
| Portland.