The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-12-13


We made seven transfers in land last
week, considerations ranging from 5000
10 $l0O0. Some Of these are holiday
glits, hence we will not give names.
They were attested by Geo. P. Crowell,
notary public. We are not envious
OF any who are selling more land than
we are. IsENBFRe Il Son.
4. .. Brace, who bought the Cox lots
near the armory, went to Portland
Thursday to bring his steam wood-saw
outfit to Hood River. He will then be
prepared to saw your wood with "neat-
ness and dispatch" An enterprise OF
this kind has been needed in Hood
River for some time.
Miss Lulu Anderson returned last
week from weeks visit with friends in
Portland and Sheridan. A surprise par
ty was rendered her at the residence Of
Mrs. Tom Scroggins, where about TWEEN
ty Of her old friends gathered and a
pleasant evening was spent.
The new board OF directors OF the
Hood River Transportation and Boom
Company organized by electing the fol.
lowing officers. @. A. Bell, president
Geo. 7. Prather, vice president; Geo. P
Crowell, treasurer; p. s. Davidson,
secretary.
Joseph Aerni Of Trout Lake was in
town Wednesday on business trip
He said it was showing when he left
home Tuesday morning, and about two
inches of the beautiful covered the
ground.
A change in the weather occurred
Tuesday, and we are now having touch
of winter. The days and nights are
clear, with sharp frosts. Thursday morn.
ing the mercury was down to "a above
zero.
A company of colored Ministries "The
Funny Company" struck town We'd
nesday and will give performance at
A. 0. U. w. hall this Thursday evening.
They promise good programme.
The Artisans had another Of their en-.
joyable invitation dances Wednesday
night. They will have a Christmas
tree, for members only Christmas night,
Regular meeting of Candy Post, G. A,
R. and w. r. c., tomorrow. Inspec-
ton and election Of officers. Be on hand
in time to get an office.
T. C. Dallas did commendable act
in having gravel hauled for a sidewalk
between his buildings and the Langille
house.
Arnold 4 Belieu are ready to commence
the erection Of the X. of P. hall as soon
the lumber is on the ground.
F. E. Waters, agent for the Oregon
Fire Relief Association is in town.
Cheapest and best insurance in Ore.
gon is the O. f. r. A. of McMinnvihe.
f. E. Waters,agent,is now in the city.
Grand masquerade ball given under
the auspices of the orchestra at the ar
mory New Years eve.
Don't forget the masquerade ball al
the armory New Years eve.
Red Cross, Saturday night. Big time
Special features. Every member come
Lost.--A pocket book containing SIS
in gold and some small change in sill.
yer. Finder will be rewarded by leav'
ing the same at this office.
Strayed.-A dapple gray mare, with a
halter round her neck. Will pay s3 re.
ward for her return to me or informa
tion as to her whereabouts. H. G,
SCHWARTZ.
For Sale, Dec. 18th and 18th Useful
and fancy articles, in the room formerly
occupied by Miss Coates, above Nc
Guire Bros. By the ladies' aid of Bel
mont.
Letters remained in the post Office
Dec. 9th, for II. M. Allen, A. j. Nc
Lane and r. l.. Nicholson.
The Misses Vida Thomas and Rachel
Thomas of White Salmon are new pupils
IN the Hood River school.
Anti-Dustine-No dust arises in sweep
ing floors when it is applied. For sale
at the Wall Paper Emporium.
If you desire improved or unimproved
orchard land, it win pay you to see OF
address Burnette E. Duncan.
Paint, mixed to match all colors anC
shades without extra charge, at the EN-
porium.
Paper napkins and all kinds of fancy
tissue paper at the Emporium.
Finest selection Of artists materials
Just arrived at the Emporium.
R. S. Andrews, after an absence o.
nearly year in Kansas, returned tt
Hood River Saturday.