The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-09-20
The boy stood on the burning deck,
Eating peanuts by the peck.
His father called: he would not 60
He loved the npAnnis hnnohi of Cne

His father called: he would not GO
He loved the peanuts bought of Coe.
See Savage's ad this week.
Men wanted to cut wood .Boney.
Cheapest place to buy groceries,
Hanna x Hartley's.
Pure White Flour is the best -four sold
in Hood River.
The place to buy -four and feed
Hanna x Hartley's.
Fresh bread, baked at "The Royal"
every day; three loaves for dime.
Attorney John II. Middleton OF Port
land was in town last Thursday on a
business trip,
Ii you want good bread, use Pure
White Flour,
Everything fresh and Of the best
quality at Hanna 4 Hartley's,
Miss Edna Garrabrant has enrolled
and is taking a course of instruction at
the Standard dress cutting school.
Mrs. Fannie Lee Of Portland, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. A. Pear
son, returned to Portland Sunday.
j. B. Colt, county surveyor, writes
that he will be in Hood River on Mon
day, Sept 23d, prepared to do any work
in his line.
A man remarked that Savage was ex-
pecting a long, cold winter. He had
just seen the shipment OF heating stoves
received at the hardware store.
Prather q Barnes are having four
hrtti ali
property, facing Oak street, B. +. Belieu
is doing the carpenter work,
The Misses Annie and Nina Frazier
went to Portland Friday. Miss Annie
will attend the Portland high school and
Miss Vina will enter the Failing school.
Hop pickers are leaving everyday for
the hop fields. Last week the families
of r. NJ Hunt, VIM. Fosberg and MIR.
Mel left for the Willamette valley fields.
Rev. and Mrs II. G. Shaffer were
called suddenly to go to the bedside Of
Mr.. Shaffer's mother, at her home in
Indiana. They left on the midnight
train Sunday
The entertainment at the A. O. u. w.
hall is postponed until Monday evening,
Sept. 23d, at o'clock, on account Of
Thursday, being set as the day for Pres
dent Mckinley's funeral.
W. l.. Clark OF Portland is in town.
Mr.. Clark is here to finish the survey es-
tablishing street grades. 1t is hoped
the authorities will see their way clear
to have a sewer system established for
the town.
A special school meeting Of the voters
OF district No. is called to meet in the
office OF Prather x Barnes at 2:90
O'Clock Saturday, September 80, for the
purpose of voting en- the question Of
continuing the ninth grade in the Hood
River school.
f. II. Lyon built an addition to his
house, 10 x 80 and is now occupying it.
]. r. Kinsey has also completed q
dwelling house ~ 2S. c. A. Hickle
did the carpenter work on both houses
and this week commenced work on a
house for d. B. Leaning.
G. E Frost of Portland, representing
the r. g. Dunn & Co. Mercantile Agen-
cy, was in Hood River during the week,
Mr.. Frost finds decided change in our
town since his trip here three years ago.
In 1898, Hood River was rated in Dunn s
agency with 25 business firms. Now il
gives Hood River over GO.
The Bailey Gatzert leaves The Dales
now at $3.50, half hour earlier than
formerly and this makes the boat reach
Hood River az 1880 and Portland $3.50.
After the ttrst Of October the White
Collar line will put on an additional boat
for the upper river probably the fahoma,
We would suggest to all Of our readers
who visit the carnival at Portland, or
the state fair at Salem or the carnival at
The Dalles. that they should not fail to
take advantage OF this opportunity to
take trip ON the Bailey Gatzert, be-
tween Portland and The Dalles, the
scenic route of the Columbia river.
As it has been suggested to Mr. G0d-
dard by quite number Of people here
that he organize a glee club for both Ia
dies and gentlemen, Mr.. q. will be
pleased to meet all those who are inter
ested in voice culture and sight reading
at the tea room Of the Royal. on Satur-
day evening, September 20th, when fur
ther information regarding the subject
can be had.
Lots in Wancoma Park addition are
now on the market. This is very de-
sirable location for residence property.
and at the rate lots are being sold, will
not be long on the market. John l..
Henderson is having steps built frem
the street inst above the school house,
which will be a great epHsenience to the
residents Of this addition as well as 9TH
ers on the hill.