The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-12-06

enrolled atpresent and the list is being
swelled at each meeting. The new hor.
izontal bar is now in position and with
it, the punching bags and the lively
games OF basket ball, the hours spent in
the gymnasium promise to be not only
beneficial but enjoyable as well. Other
appliances are ordered. The excess of
the dues over the running expenses will
be used to purchase other equipment.
The nights of meeting are Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday of each week.
Prot. ], B. Horner, A. NJ Lift. D.,
one OF the leading professors OF the state
agricultural college OF Oregon, has been
secured to deliver his lecture on "Rob-
ert Burns" This will be the second
lecture in the free lecture course
under the auspices Of the Brotherhood
Of Andrew and Philip. Don't forget
that Chaplain Gilbert will lecture Mon
day evening, Dec. l6, at o'clock, at the
United Brethren church. Admission
free. An offering will be taken to de-
fray the expenses.
Capt. j. P. Shaw spent Thanksgiving
in Hood River and returned to Portland
Sunday The captain is a veteran OF
the civil war and served in the Slst
Ohio. He is full OF "reminiscences of civ
il war times, and there is no one more
interesting in telling his experiences.
Read, Read, Read how to get beau
tifnl present for your little ones, abso-
lutely free. With every purchase to
the amount Of $l00 we will give you a
chance in our $40 Bisque Doll, now on
exhibition in our show window
Madam Abbott, Millinery.
Capt. II. Cook OF White Salmon was in
town Friday, on his way to The Dalles.
The captain is good patron of news.
papers and his mailing slip shows that
he is paid up on the Glacier till October
S,l9O5. May his shadow never grow less.
Indian Nellie is sick at her cabin on
Adams hill. She is in need of wood
and groceries, and all kind-hearted per.
sons who knew Nellie in her better days
are asked to see that she does not suffer
for the necessaries Of life.
Why not buy your wife beautiful,
light running New Home machine for
Christmas. She would get so much ben
eft, and pleasure from such gift $35
for the highest grade machine made.
BOOTHS
AT ne,t meeting Of Candy Post,G. a.
r. and W. X. c., Dec. l4th, there will
be election OF officers and inspection. As
many members as can be present are re-
quested to do SO.
sc. jackson is engaged beautifying
the front OF Chas. Temples jewelry
store. MIR. Temple is bound to have
things up to date, and Mr.. jackson can
do his part in his line.
Hon. Jay p Lucas, the efficient regis
ter of The Dalles land office, it is said will
lead to the hymenial altar, about New
Years, Mrs. Olivia Morgan of The
Dalles.
Dorrance Smith and Harry Hansberry
with their families came up from Cas-
cade Locks on their boat and spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
berry.
Remember the tea to be given by the
ladies of the Congregational church
Friday, Dec. 9th, in Artisans hall. Al
good programme. Everybody invited.
Holman & Sons have purchased the
harness stock of E. d. Calkins and
moved into the building on the corner
of Third and State streets.
j. A. Turnbow and family, who have
been residing at Nicolai, left last week
Ior Roseburg, where they will take up
their future residence.
No quorum was present at the council
meeting Monday evening, and an ad-
journed meeting will be held this Thurs
day evening.
Miss Nellie Irwin came home from
Portland last Wednesday, for week 3
vacation, and to eat Thanksgiving din
ner at home.
Mrs DIR. Martin, a music teacher in
the Barrett district, who has been i'll for
some time, was taken to Portland Sun
day.
II you desire improved or unimproved
orchard land, it will pay you to see Bur-
nette E. Duncan.
Jerry Lynch, workman on the rail-
road at Crates Point, was killed by q
rock slide Monday
t. G. Dallas spent Thanksgiving with
the family of his sister, Mrs. Burke, at
Oregon City.
Tree more tons of wall paper arrived
at the Wall Paper Emporium-3c to
$3.50 roll.
Dufur neighborhood had a case OF
dlphtheria that resulted fatally last
week.
A hn,,oh of lo,,a t;o,J ,r;tb o ,+.,,,,
was found and left at this Office for the
owner.
A. p. Bateham is in Portland sani-
tarium for the benefit of his rheuma-
tism.
Mrs Rose Mccoy started Saturday for
California, where she expects to spend
the winter.
/ Have you seen Jensen's cornucopia?
It's beaut. Large as life and twice as
natural.
Troy Shelley closed his third term OF
school at Mt. hood last Friday.
All kinds of picture holdings and pic
lures framed at the Wall Paper Empor.
ium.
The Wall Paper Emporium handles
glass-with care.
Mr.. Garner is ON the sick list again.
Frank Davenport has twenty head OF
horses and one mule for sale cheap.
Prices as follows; $3.50, So, $40, $40, $50,
$40, $50, 500, SIS and 500 per head cash.
Come early and get first choice, or write
to Frank Davenport
"One" ON the Stranger.
Abe Lincoln was much surprised one