The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-15
Aood River Glacier
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
UriAh Heen clgars.


Uriah Heep cigars.
DR.. Brosius' horse for sale, S75.
Old papers 25c hundred at the Gla-
cier Office.
For the best logger shoe in town 90
TO Bone 4 Mcdonald.
Seed corn, 3 thoroughly tested va
rieties, for sale by &. j. Gessling.
A pair Of ladies' kid gloves we're found
and left at this Office for the owner.
We sell at our store the very best of
prime, stall-ied beef Reciprocity Corner.
Coed wheat hay at Haynes Spur at
sl3 per ton for sale by Frank Davenport.
What we advertise we sell, and what
we sell adyertises US. Reciprocity Corner
For fresh homemade sausage, made
at Hood River, call at Reciprocity Corner.
When YOU want good smoke. buy the
"Uriah Heep" cigar. For sale 10y all
dealers
II your watch should stop, Chas Riggs,
the ieweler, will charge you nothing for
an accurate diagnosis.
Wanted-Woman to do housework,
$l5 per month, besides room and board
in the family. j. L. HENDERSON.
What is it a fact? Yes; rhubarb,
radishes, lettuce, cabbage, green pease
and green onions at the Eureka Market.
We aim to have everything you want
all the time. II we have not, tell us,
and we'll not make the same mistake a
second time. Reciprocity Corner.
Mcclure Broe have had II years ex-
perience in the meat business years
in Hood River. Make use Of their ex-
perience by trading at Eureka Market.
Everything to eat. No matter what
your appetite suggests you will find its
ful6lment at Reciprocity; our prices are
low; our clerks are polite; our delivery
is prompt and we are after your trade,
at Reciprocity.
Everybody pleased; there is no excep-
ton to the general rule. The value of
our service is shown by our increased
trade, which is so great as 10 attract the
attention Of competition. Phone 35.
McGuIRE Bros.
Or, f. G. Brosius has removed to his
new residence at the vest end of Oak
street, midway between the school house
and armory, and can I've found in his Of
flee over Williams & Brosius' drug store
between the hours OF l0-ll a. m, 2-3
and 6-7 p. NJ.
Mrs NJ. A. Scobee visited at White
Salmon last Thursday and Friday.
c. B. Atterbury arrived from Salt Lake
last week and isenjoying life on his ranch.
John Bradley returned, Saturday,
from business trip to Willamette val
ley towns.
Steele Smith OF Iowa is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Moore Of
White Salmon.
Joe Purser says every hen on his place
but two has laid an egg every day for
the past ID months.
Alfred Ingalls, was appointed super
visor OF road district No. at the March
term OF the county court.
Mrs Robt Copple of Iowa visited the
family of S. Copple last week. Friday,
she went to Eugene to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. p Matthews are now
located at Tekoa, Wash where they
have directed their Glacier to be cent.
Hon. E. L. Smith wants to purchase
SO boxes of choice apples of different va
rieties to send to the Buffalo exposition.
G. A. Shurte and Joe Norris came
down from Arlington, Monday, and
went to White Salmon to lock after Mr..
Shurte's farm at that place.
Sam Bartmess was the recipient OF
many congratulations on his successful
rendering of q solo in church Sunday
evening, but it cost him many cigar.
Constantine Hunt, an old citizen of
The Dalles and a veteran of the civil war,
having served in the 18th Wisconsin,
died at The Dalles, March 9th, aged 50.
The j0vial cOuntenanee of Jones, the
tombstone man, is seen on our streets
again and helps wonderfully to dispel
the gloom OF these gloomy days in the
ides Of March
Hood River tent, No. l9, Knights OF
the Maceabees, will meet at A. o. u. W.
hall on Friday (this) evening at 1880.
Every member is urged TO be present.
Important business.
Miss Fay LaFrance spent three weeks
in Hood River, visiting friends and rel
atives She returned to Portland Satur-
day, accompanied by Miss Agnes Dukes
snd Miss Leila Hershner.
Judge Henry left at this office yester-
day a branch of a peach tree showing
that the fruit buds are about ready to
bloom. A few days of sunshine and
spring will be here in all its glory.
The debate at Odell school house,
Wednesday evening, IIarch Goth, will |
be Gpon the following question "Resolv-
ed, that Mrs. Nations action in smash
ing the joints in Kansas is justifable." "
Frank G Hull OF Milton, Or, came to
neral OF his step-father, d. H. Clough.
Mr., Hull is editor and publisher of the |
Milton Eagle and also publishes paper
at Lawton, Or.
The Mutual Improvement club of |
White Salmon will give mask ball at
IAuterbaeh's hall this Friday evening |
A good many invitations sent to Hood /
River are likely to be accepted, RS this
club has the reputation of doing things
up according to Hoyle.
Members and friends of the Congrega- I
tional church gave Mrs. F. c. Brosius a
surprise last Saturday evening by calling
at her residence with well filled lunch
baskets. The day was the anniversary
of her birth, and the guests presented
her with dozen silver spoons, with her
initial, "B,' on the bowls, as souveniv
OF the occasion and as a testimonial to
her efficient service as organist at the
church during four years.
Mrs. S. 4. Hutton sold her farm of 90
acres to G. d. Woodworth last week.
The price paid was $50 an acre This
place is = miles southwest of town, on
Indian creek, and is considered good
hn rrain of the nricn mid Mrs Hinton |