The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-12

H. Bigelow, state deputy Of the An
cient Order Of the Red Cross, is Ill Hood
River periecting arrangements for the
organization OF lodge here. Mr.. Bige-
low has secured 1t membership list of AZ
names, among whom are many promi-
nent citizens OF the town. Mr.. BigelOw
will endeavor to secure charter list of
IS names, ii possible, and will arrange
for the organization and installation OF
the chapter sometime within the next
two weeks. The Ancient Order OF the
Red Gross, with the home office in Wav-
erly, Iowa, has a strong following in the
West, and ffers good substantial in
surance 10 members at a rate that every
body can afford. Bgelow is a record
breaker.
Following is the new boat schedule
which went into effect July LIST: Going
up-the Regulator arrives ut 7 q. nj. /;
the Bailey Gatzert at l:l5 p. M; the
Dales City or Reliance at p. m. Co
ing down--the Dalles City or Reliance
arrives ut $3.50 q. NJ. the Bailey Gatzert
at 8 p m; the Regulator at p m,
The Bailey Gatzert is the only boat to
make Sunday runs, lying off Mondays.
The other steamers run daily except
Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Goddard has purchased
of A. l.. Hershner the bakery on the
corner Of Third and State streets, which
will hereafter be known as the Royal
bakery. Mrs. Goddard intends at once
to make changes and Improvements
which will add to the general conven-
ience and attractiyeness OF the place,
and she invites the patronage Of all who
are especially particular in having the
best Of everything,
Albert Tozier, who carried off the
honOrs of the national editorial associa-
ton at Buffalo by being elected presi-
dent, has returned home. Mr.. Tozier
says: "The horticultural exhibit is
well-looked after, aud one of the best
husters at the fair is George Slucum.
George takes much delight in calling
attention to Oregon's horticultural ad-
vantages"
Campmeeting will be held on the pic
mic grounds in Blowers addition, July
18th to 2Sth, under the auspices OF the
NJ. +. church. Meals will be served on
the ground at 25c meal: special rates
for families. Everybody invited. Come,
let us reason together, saith the Lord. "
f. r. spaulding, pastor.
L. w. Udell had a narrow escape from
death, Tuesday. He was digging q well
on his place and f. Fossberg was run
ming the windlass. The bucket slipped
off while ascending, and falling 30 feet
struck Mr.. Udell on the hand and cut
it open.
In Justice Hayes court last Tuesday,
the case Of Nj. Sue Adams vs. A. P. Bate
ham was called and judgment rendered
in favor Of plaintiff without the hearing
Of evidence. The defendant promptly
gave notice of appeal.
Professor Huntley, head OF the de-
partment OF horticulture of the state
university at Moscow, Idaho, arrived in
Hood River, Monday, and went out TO
his ranch near Jerome Wells place on
the East Side.
J. +. Armor has sold his home place
Of 30 acres at Belmont to to j. NJ. An
derson, from Butte, Montana. The
price received was $4,000. This is Que
Of the best improved places in the
valley.
The new boat schedule gives Hood
River six boats day-three each way,
to Portland or The Dales. With a like
number Of passenger trains each day the
travelling public is well provided for at
Hood River
Superintendent Green OF Seattle has
extended call to Rev. J. l.. Hershner
to become pastor of the Congregational
church at Douglas, Alaska, at salary
of 81 ,200 year and parsonage free.
Change of ad for the Paris Store came
in too late this week. Watch out for
announcement of new goods at startling
prices next week. 1t will interest youe
Robert Rand started for Yaquina bay,
Tuesday. He will go into camp and
stay long enough to get tired OF clans
The man who picked up q roll Of
blankets on the Dalles road, July 9Th, is
requested to leave the same at this Office.
Harold and Leila Hershnerare on vis-
it to their grandparents near Monmouth,
where they will spend the summer.
NJ. V. Harrison, formerly of Hood
hlNbii 10 uON dSCIL lOl tiiO ~ ~ a.
n. company at Portland,
Maynard Wenden, an old friend of +.
J. Frederick's, from Goldendale, is Wis
itng him this week.
Postmaster Yates has had As addt
al lock boxes placed in the Hood River
post office.
Bert Rand is up from San Francisco