The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-04-05
Roht. Rand IS In portlnnd

Robt. Rand is in Portland.
CraPPer school will close today Cor the
term.
Mrs. L. N Blowers visited in Portland
Monday.
A. NJ Kelsay Of The Dalles wasin town
Monday.
S. J. LaFranee was in town the frst
Of the week.
Miss Marguerite Shelley is teaching
school at Viento
Miss Nellie Erwin is visiting relatives
and friends in Portland.
Little Myrtle Howe received 100 in
spelling in the examination last week.
H. f. Baird Of Yamhll county visited
his uUele, w. A. Baird OF the East Side,
last week.
s. d. Garner dug a well on his place,
ON Lyman Smith avenue, last week He
struck water at 321. feet
2. MrS. A. l., Parker will move up from
FPortlohd today, Thursday, and will oc-
cupy the LaFranee cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Whiteomb moved
70 their Portland home during the week
Mrs. Hutton accompanied them.
=. f. Locke will complete his shipment
OF apples for this season this week His
shipment amounted to about sos boxes.
Johu Monroe of the East Side has
Seen confined to his house the most of
the winter by Rheumatism in his lower
limbs.
NJ X Noble and J. o. Eastman com
menced the erection of a dwelling house
on DR.. Shaw's lots by the NJ e. church
on April lst.
Prof. f. II. Isenberg returned home
Thursday evening, from Cascade Locks
where he has been teaching school for
the last three months.
Robt Rand has purchased Judge
Kent's house and lot near the school
house. Mr., Rand is finishing up the
house and wili have it ready for rent in
about two weeks.
4 The Y. P. S. G.. f. of the Valley
Christian church will give a basket So
cial at the residence of Mrs. Dishman on
Thursday evening of this week, April
4th. Every one invited.
Miss Minnie BreUin was reported
much better last week and was expected
home, but she is reported not SO well
again, and the doctor in charge OF her
ease will not allow her to come.
Miss Kate Dayenport's room in the
public school got the half holiday last
week tor having the lowest number OF
cases OF tardiRess. She had but one
case OF tardness for the month.
The Emporium sold, last week, 100
acres for $500 at Gilmer, Wash, to John
II, Hansen of Glenwood. Mr. Hansen
has bought the old Cameron mill and
will move it to location near his pur-
chase.
Miss Pauline Shelley came up from
Portland to attend the entertainment
given by the Primrose Comedy Co. at
Mt. Hood last Saturday night. She
spent Sunday with her parents on the
East Side.
G. W. Lane and wife returned from
California, Monday, and are occupying
their place at Frankton. MIR. Lane
found the climate ofthe Siskiyou mount
aims too severe for him and he was glad
to get back
A survey was made Tuesday by set
tlers on Indian creek for road from
Mrs. Pierce's corner, on. the Belmont
road east to Idlewilde cemetery, and the
county commissioners will be asked to
grant the same.
The Skaguay News OF March 10th
says the largest outfits OF livestock ever
taken to the Yukon will pass through
that city in a few days. Bartsch 4 Co.
are the hackers of the enterprise, at the
head of which is Chris Bartsch, who is
in the city making arrangements for the
shipping of the stock.
Mrs. Eliza Billen OF Viento was in
town Tuesday She reports that a. Sc
we're wind storm prevailed at Niento on
Monday The smoke stack was blown
from the planer of the Oregon Lumber
Co, and the blow was so strong all day
that work had to be suspended IN the
company's yards and on the river
Fish story.-P. F. Bradford went fish
ing on all FOOLS day. He caught 4 big
salmon ABOUT two feet long. While
cleaning the fish near his woodshed he
found his knife was too dull TO cut of
it's head. He stepped into the house to
get another knife. Judge Prather hap
pened along unseen by Put, and taking
In the situation. siezed the fish and
stepped behind the woodshed. When
Put. returned and found his fish gone, |
there was a wild and wicked gleam IN
his eyes that told the judge that the man
behind the knife was not in a mood to !
be trified with, and as he stepped out
and returned the fish he remarked to