The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-01


Read OF the auction in another column.
Wanted-a girl for general housework,
at w. j. Bakers.
The warm chinook winds of Sunday
cleared the valley Of snow.
Attorney J. IL. Middleton of Portland
was in town last Thursday.
Rev. ]. T. Merrill OF Eugene has been
visiting in Hood River during the past
week.
Geo. p. Crowells store, last week, was
in receipt Of large consignment OF dry
goods.
Smith French, f. G. Pease and +. o.
Mccoy of The Dalles were in town
Monday.
Joe Mayes returned home last week
from Portland. He still carries his hand
in sling.
Master Milo Frederick has been quite
sick with fever and sore eyes but il
improving.
Postmaster Yates has been under the
weather for the past week with the grip
but is improving.
f. Atterbury Of Oakland, Cali, is Wis
iting the family of his son, C. B. After
bury, in Hood River.
Call at the Denver Clothing Store ant
see for yourself the big stock OF clothing
ETC., marked down at low prices.
Spring time and house cleaning tint
is at hand See Olds, the paper hang
er, before the rush of work comes on.
The Joe Backus lot, on which Gran
Evans barber shop is located, was sole
by the Emporium last week to w. b
Cole
Little Marie Bartmcss takes a pretty
picture. Her photo in different atti
tudes, the work of Artist Rogers, can b'
seen at Bartmess' store.
Mrs. ]. p. Dishman, who has beer
spending the winter with her parents
Mr.and Mrs. NJ. S. Ballard of Pasadena
Cal, started for Hood River Feb. 18th.
II. W. Chapman and family of sil
children arrived here last Friday iron
Iowa and have rented Mrs. Rosa Wick
hams place, en- Lyman Smith avenue
Prof. Morey OF Barrett school will lect
ure at Crappcr school house, Friday even
ing. His talk will be along educationa
lines and is sure to be instructive rs vel
as entertaining.
Workmen are engaged in excavatin
for new building for j. H. Middleto
on the Cradlebaugh lot. 1t is said
will be occupied Mrs. Mathews as
millinery store.
40 Hershey's team while in charg
OF a small boy at the depot, last Friday
ran away and fetched up against an oa
tree at the corner of Oak and Fourt
streets. Damage light.
The Glacier is in receipt OF des
blotters with handsome autographs an
calendars for February and March, con
pliments Of the Davidson Fruit Co. Ihi
company is always up to date.
The heavy rains of the past week hay
interfered with work on the East Sid
ditch. The work recently has been doh
on the laterals. When work Is con
menced again it will be upon the mai
ditch.
According to the census of 1900, Hoo
River valley is credited with populi
tion OF . 500, as follows: Baldwin pr
Ginct, 1876; East Hood River, 407; Hoo
River town, 1856; South Hood Rive
$50; West Hood River, $50.
General A. ]. Goodbrod, departmer
commander of the G. A. r. of Oregon
visited Candy Post and w. r. G. Feb.2ls
He was given reception at o'clocI
At the hall. Gen. GoOdbrod was solt
ier in the llth New York cavalry durlr
the civil war. He WAS severely wounde
at Fairfax Court House in 1862.
The friends of Bert Rand gave him
surprise Monday evening ly calling J
force. A very pleasant party was tt
result. Bert accompanied his sists
Mrs. w. G. Clelland, to California, an
lett Tuesday morning. The followir
were present: Joe Mayes, Chas. Peugl
Geo. Smith, Chester Shute, Mr.. Dunn'
hoo. +. q. Coe, Harvey Rand, Howar
Searles. Mrs. W. G. Clelland, Mr.
Dunnahoo. Gertie Kinney, Lille Shut
Carrie Shute, Constance Bradley, Ann
Smith, Myrtle Coe.
Al Mason has employed Glenn MI
Ier and his wife, from Indiana, 10 Wo'
his farm on the East Side. Mrs. Maso
will live with them and manage u
ranch. Mr.. Mason expects to come
Hood River to make his home on h
ranch sometime next fall or winter. +
advertises in another column for WOO
choppers to cut 100 cords of wood, es
dently intending to clear more land
eel more trees. He has now % acres
young apple orchard.
The ladies aid of the Congregation
church will gire their second l0 ee
social and tea, Friday afternoon OF Ut
week, from . to O'Clock, and will me
with Miss Carrie Croweh at the re'
denee OF Geo. p Crowell. Those pre-
ent may be favored with selection
Mrs. Goddard and a guitar aud vlol
duet by the Misses Lewis. MISE L
Nieklason will swing the clubs, al
there may be reeitations by Eva Come
Aldine Bartmess, and 8 solo py NC
Atterbury. These socials are iof 81
one and it is hoped large number "
be present