The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-06-28

seldom has q better chance for "stay-at-
nome tfnNellng' been offered than In the Ia-
dies Home Journal iOrJuly. From We,d Point
as pictured by 0eurge Gibbs ON the cuver,
readers may 10 with w. l.. Taylor TO see "A
Busy Boston Street al High Noon:n next try
"BOin fishln with Joe jefferson" In Florida:
thei. travel out West with Ernest scion
ThonpsOn TO see "rhe Mother Teal aud the
Overland Route" next go along the Atlantic
coast tO fiud out how the places "MheTe our
Country Began" look today; then seek North.
Tree by William Davenport Hulbert; neXi
visit an eastern omagazlne editors otfice ana
enjoy the good humored rlillefy OF "rhe Case
Against the Editor" by Edward Box; aud
finally see what "The Country nf Sheridnn's
Ride looks like nowadays. There are many
Otner articles OF equal Interest ON various sub
Jccts BY the Curtis Publishing Company,
PM ladelphia. One dollar a year lOc "a copy
They Got the Dlgger-w. D. Bakers boys
one evening last week, started a smudge IN
halOw oak tree tn smoke Outa digger squirrel
The tree took hre In the middle ~ the night
dni the fire burned up 100 cedar posts piled up
agalnst the tree. The old farm gate that hung
on The tree also burned up. The cracking OI
HE fire walked up Mr.. Baker In time to save
hlatarn by hard work. The boys got up, too,
ana way up on one or the top limbs Of the
mammoth oak they spied Mr.. Digger lie
was knncked down by well-directed stone
throw and was Killed by the dog.
>. =. Bartmess7 was agreeaby surprised n
few daVs ago 10 receive a letter rom IA bank.
ing house at his old home Il Lafayette. lnd.l
containing drnft for Si3.B. The letter stated
that this amount had been standing on the
bank books 10 HaTtmess' credit for n number
OF years, and rs they were about 10 close up
business they sent II 10 him. Mr. Bartmess
had no recollection ~ depositlng the money.
The Mountaineer prints big ad OF "A 4th o.
July celebration at :'the garden spot OF the
beautiful Northwest The name OF no place
IL mentioned. but of course every one will
know that Hood River IS meant by the de-
scrlption.
The person who ordered one OF Dr. Hines
books ~ MIS- Geo. =. Crowell L. asked TO re-
port To her. She has a book that was ordered
anu has forgotten who ordered IT,
Geo. sloeum writes TO Hon. f. &. smith
that the Hood River apples on exhibition at
The huifalo exposition are keeping better than
any others.
Rev. J. w. Jenkins left last Thursday for
Turner " here he Is attending the state con.
ventioh ofthe Christian church, and will re-
main over Sunday.
II, Bigelow OF Newberg. state deputy for the
Ancient order of The Red Cross, is In town
arrnnging. .tooRsarze lodge.
Mr., and Mrs. w. o. Hadley and two child.
ren visited the fameiy OF Chas N. Clark for u
few days this week.
Grover Slusher OF Drfnr arrived In Hood
River the first of the week for short visit and
TO spend the eth with his sister, Mrs. Chas. n.
Clarke.
wiz biNth Nnt SNcutuS Oi
the slh In the gymnasium. Programme mex
week.
Mrs.Langile LEFT for Cloud Cap Inn Tuesday
to arrange for the opening of the Inn on July |
lst.
Hon. F.. l.. Smith has been invited to de- |
liver the 9TH Of July oration at Moscow. Idaho. |
J. +. Armor came up from ~. Martins |
springs last Friday much improved In health. |
Mrs. NJ. G. Miller of Seholls is visiting her |
sons and their families In Hood River.