The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-10-04
The boy stood on the burning deck,
Eating peanuts by the peck.
His father called: he would not 60
He loved the peanuts bought of Coe.
Strawberries al Jensen's.


White Spray -four at Hanna 4 Hart
ley's.
Roy Slocum came up from San Fran
cisco, Monday, on short vacation.
A full line of fresh bottle pickles and
relishes at Hanna and Hartley's.
Mrs. w. Fl. Bishop and son Perne
started for Warm Springs today.
Lost-A purse containing about $3.50.
Finder will kindly leave at this office
and receive reward.
On and after Oct. 9th lots in Wauco-
ma Park addition will be advanced $40
per lot-$90 cash or 500 on installment
plan.
Oysters, 8 cans for 25c at Hanna q
Hartley's.
Mrs. s. E. Cooper returned to Port
land Tuesday. Her lost collarette was
found by Peter Felthausen and returned
to her.
Mrs. G. d. Thompson and Mrs. N. W.
Bone were among the visitors from Hood
River at The Dalles carnival Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Ernest Jensen keeps up with the times
in improving his store and gets ahead OF
the yellow jackets by displaying his
grapes in glass case.
Mrs. N. L. Gunstin, president OF the
Order of Rebekah for Oregon, paid
Laurel lodge of Hood River fraternal
visit last Saturday evening.
Peter Cordes sold his place to j. M.
Lakin, and Thursday, he and his son
Albert, started for Southern Oregon, and
may go on to California in search of a
new location.
The southern approach to the Indian
creek bridge is in bad shape again. The
roadway is caving off and 1t looks like q
heavily loaded team might go down II
nothing is done before the rains come
again.
The meeting OF the taxpayers OF the
town district met at the office OF Prather
x Barnes, Monday and decided by unan.
imous vote that the ninth grade should
be taught in our public school the pres
ent school year.
T he trains and boats at present don't
give Hood River people a chance to see
The Dalles carnival and return the same
dav. 1t takes two days to 60 to The
Dalles and see the carnival, but the car
nival is said to be well worth the trip.
NJ. V. Rand and W. p Watson will
represent Hood River at the Portland
carnival. Both are collecting exhibits
Mr.. Rand will exhibit some fine fruit
from his orchards and Mr. Watson viii
take along his big egg plant and other
vegetables.
]. T. Holman & Sons have moved theil
harness and shoe shop to the store room
vacated by p. Spangler, adjoining Nc
Guire Bros meat market. Mr.. Spang
Ter moved to the room vacated by Hoi
man 4 Sons. Chas. Riggs, jeweler, ha'
also moved TO the Rand building.
C.. $. Wheeler returned home from the
wheat fields of the Walla Walla country
Sunday, and reports the crop in the 10
cality he visited as fine one and har
vested and threshed in first class condi
ton. He camped with his brother a
The Dalles, and sleeping with the gat'
open, contracted a severe cold whlcl
makes marked improvement IN hi
voice. To cap the climax, Mrs. Wheele
left Monday for month visit at Wash
ougal. preceded some days by thei
daughters Maude and Nevada, thu
leaving him a lone "widder."
Geo. III. Hines and the editor accepte'
an invitation on Sunday to take driv'
with II. c. Bateham to his nursery ~
miles south of town. Mr.. Bateham ha
80 acres, nearly all in cultivation. Ill
has 22.O0O thrifty looking one-year
old apple trees, besides cherry, peach an'
other nursery stock. A five-month' ol'
Jonathan apple tree with awell develope,
apple on il a few inches above the ground
was pointed out to us. Columbia nur
serv also has extensive strawberr,
fields. the crop this year amounting +
400 crates. Ripe strawberries an
raspberr,es were among the Injuries y
the fruit line that We sampled. IN
CLYDE strawberry bears right alon
through the growing season. A visit .
the Columbia nursery will well pay an
one at this season Of the year.