The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-08-23

period Oh eXlOllatlOn. The limit for the
appearance OF cases among persons who
had received exposures has passed, but
as yet no new cases have developed. and
all danger Of a further spread of the
lnalady is over. Medical authorities
nave serlously y questioned as to whether
the epidemic so prevalent in the West
Tor the past three years was really small
poX or not, but DR.. Shaw informs us
that the preponderence of authority
supports the idea that tits real small p X
but m Il mild form. Small pox is not so
fatal as formerly, and by the anticeptic
treatment a patient may escape the
dreaded pox pits.
Dayenport's planning mill, which was
burned TO the ground last Thursday, is
being rebuilt. The total loss by the fire
amounted to about $500, with no in-
surance. The box factory will not be
replaced at present, and only tempor-
ary covering will be erected for the new
planning machinery. Anunfortunate in
cident OF the fire was the absence of
water in the flume at the time. A farm
er living along the ilume had unrightful-
ly turned out the water the night before
and WAS using il for irrigation. Had the
water been in the fume the mill comp
any would have easily saved 1000
worth of cedar posts. The accident is
TO be regretted, but it will afford val
liable lesson to others
j. II. Filsinger, who owns l6 acres of
land which formerly belonged to the
Boggs' place, favored the Glacier with a
sample OF big potatoes that he grew
without fertilization on land his neigh
bors told him would grow nothing unless
he fertilized it. But the potatoes show
bis informers to have been in error.
From nine 50-foot rows Mr.. Filsinger
dug % bushels, The potatoes are cross
between the Early Rose and the Early
Northerner varieties.
Prather 4 Barnes moved into their
new office rooms in the Champlin build
ing, Wednesday, The old building has
been neatly remodeed and furnishes
now as neat office quarters as can be
found in the county. Prather 4 Barnes
found things too cramped in their form
er quarters and were compelled to ex-
pand with their business The library
in charge of Judge Prathcr has also
been removed.
d. Mcdonald and family have moved
into the house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Belle Boiling Mr. Mcdonald now
owns the same W II. Wharton will
move his family into the rooms over
Bone q McDonald's store, vacated by
Mr.. Mcdonald
Madame Abbott, formerly Of Salt
Lake City, having purchased the Milli-
merry stock of Miss Annie Mathews, will
slaughter Prices for the next thirty
days to make room for her new stock Of
Fall and Winter Millinery and Ladies
Furnishing Goods
Miss LuluThompson, sister to Mrs.
c. p. Ross, Mrs j. Deledge and j. VI.
Atkinson, OF Portland, spent the week
with {. p. Ross and family, and We'd
nesday morning the party went out to
Green Point for a few days camping.
We have completed arrangements and
will have a large and complete line Of
school books in time for the fall term.
Geo +. Coo q Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Bone, and Mr..
and Mrs, Payton Davidson, left Wednes-
day morning for an outing at Geer lake,
near Collins landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Shorterof Golden
dale visited the family Of II. j Freder-
ick this week Mrs Shorter is Mr..
Frederick's sister.
+. st. John and wife, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Council for a few
days left for Portland Tuesday.
Master John and Miss Eva Connell
are the proud posessors of a poney, a
present from Mr. f. St John.
Carl Ross is in charge of the whole
sale warehouse Of Bone Bros. during the
absence of the latter
Prather & Barnes have removed to
the Champln building, corner First and
Oak.
Spring wagon for sale--Inquire at
Madam Abbott's millinery parlors.
Millinery below cost at Madame Ab-
bott's Millinery Parlors,
The social at Mrs. Buttons has been
postponed indefinitely.
Full stock boys and mems sweaters
at Blowers.
Mrs Louise Goddard went to Portland
Wednesday.
See those boys suits at Blowers They
are 0. X.
Miss Blanche Blowers is at the coast.
W. II. Bishop returned Tuesday
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