The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-01-18
CLEARANCE sale at Rand, s.


and 81 p. m.
Clearance sale at Rand's.
J.F. Armer is building cattle shed
on the west side of his barn.
Miss Virginia Marden of The Dalles
is the guest Of Miss Anne Smith.
No excuse tor going barefooted now.
Read Denver Clothing Store prices.
Mr.. NJ. B. Potter is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. Frank Mcfarland in Portland.
Extra meeting of the Sunshine society
at Mrs. A. ]. Graham's Saturday, Jan.
10th, at o'clock.
John Thompson cut his foot severely,
last week, with an AK, and has since
walked with a cane.
Miss Anne Smith gave a party last
Saturday evening. All present report
having spent a very pleasant evening.
DR.. Haney of San Francisco, a cousin
Of Miss Mella White, visited her last
Sunday. He is on his way to Missouri
All communications and notices for
publication should be brought in not
later than Tuesday to insure publication
same week.
Joseph A. Knox of Dukes valley was
in town Tuesday. He reports more
snow in his section but worse roads than
we have here.
Mr.. Truman Butler gave an interesting
address before the B. of A. & p. last
Tuesday evening. His subject was
Advantages of Magazine Reading"
Acker'sEngish Remedy will stop
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re-
funded. 25 and SOC. Williams & Brosius.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wait entertained
about thirty of Hood Rivers young
folks one evening last week. A
delicious oyster lunch was served and
and every one present had delightful
time.
In publishing the marriage notice Of
Clarence English last month, the Glacier
was given the wrong name for the bride.
She was Miss Alice Clark, not Stewart
The marriage took place at Tomales,
California.
special meeting OF the taxpayers Of
Frankton school district is called to
meet Saturday, January Goth, to vote a
tax for school purposes for the coming
year and to provide more room in the
school house.
A party going from Crocket's place,
on the East Side, to Odell school house,
last Friday night, lost the tongue OF
their bob-sled and hauled the sled home
with chain tongue. Finder is not asked
to leave the tongue at this Office.
A Congregational Christian Endeavor
social and business meeting for the pur-
pose Of eecting officers for the coming
six months, will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Blythe ON Friday evening. All
members and friends of the society are
cordially invited to be present.
]. r Nickelsen, the village blacksmith
is kept busy these days making stee
wedges for splitting wood. He has
caught on to the way of making dura
Bile steel wedge, and no one now thinks
of sending away from Hood River for
wedges when he goes into the business
OF making wood.
]. II. Filsinger has purchased 10 acres
Of the Heald place. He will build /
dwelling house on the land and move
his family upon the same in the spring
There is eight or nine acres OF apple
orchard nine years old, five acres o
BJTdM DtIIitS anu dCiOo Va NiNNNA -
the place. The price paid was 800 pc
acre Mr.. Filsinger and family recently
came here from Illinois.
At the annual meeting of the trustee
of the Idlewide Cemetery Association
held last Saturday, A. 0. Hershey wa
elected sexton and authorized and in
structed to collect all outstanding &C
counts. The sexton will have the salt
of all the lots. The sexton was also in
structed to place lock on the gate
The key will be kept at the sexton
house, and no teams will be allowed t.
enter without his permission.
Mrs. G. G. Hansen died in Portland
January 11th, of chronic appendicitis
She was the wife of G. G. Hansen, con
ductor on the O. Il. & n. They wer
living at The Dalles, but she was takel
to Portland for treatment Mrs. Hatti'
Hansen was the daughter of Natha'
Hackett of Hood Hiver and was twill
sister of Harry A. Hackett and siste
of Mrs. Dunn of Hood River. Her ag
WAS 80. She left no children but ha'
adopted child one year old She wa
most estimable woman.
The condition of our streets after tn
rains and melting SHOWS of last Saturda
and Sunday are reminder that W
need superintendent of streets. AS
is now, the town is divided in two roa
districts, and the supervisors live som
distance from town. No doubt the
found plenty to do in looking after tn
roads in the immediate vicinity OF thei
homes. Here in town, if some one ha
been around with shovel Sunday morn
ing he could have saved much washin
out OF streetsby confining the water
the bitches by a few shovelfuls
earth.
Mrs. Geo. P. Crowei returned fror
her trip to California last Tuesday. U
the trip down she went by the steame
Elder and was in the worst storm this
ever ragged on the Pacific ocean. For
days and nights the trip lasted, an
Mrs. Crowell arrived in San Francisc
two days late for the wedding OF her sol
Clarence G. English. Returning, MR.
Crowell came by railroad. She cam
through just after the snow blockad
openedon the Southern Pacific and sa
snow feet deep in places in the sisk
YOU mountains. When Mrs Grove
left Hood River she had been Athlete
with severe cough for more than NV
months, bat came home entirely cure
OF it and in the bsst OF health,