The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-02-08
sherrill's new ad.

T. II. Clark is ON the sick list with a
swelling and pain in his side.
Mrs. A. s. Blowers and daughter
Blanch are sick with the grip.
Send your best girl a valentine, and
make the selection at Bradley's Book
store.
The Sunshine society will meet with
Mrs. S. L. Bartmess on Saturday, Feb.
8, 1901.
j. H. Filsnger and family moved from
Bingen Monday, to their new home OH the
Head place.
The half holiday, Monday, Marshall's
day, was taken advantage of by our
public schools.
Mrs. w. +. Woodward and daughter
OF Portland are visiting the family OF
John Leland Henderson.
L. d. Blount returned from Portland
on Tuesday. He spent several days in
the metropolis visiting old comrades.
VIM. A. Isenberg is building a house
on bis land near the Congregational
church. S. w. Arnold is the builder.
Mrs. r. B. Lindsay received fall on
a slippery walk at her house Saturday
night and has since been unable to walk.
The obituary poetry in the Glacier
last week was communicated by Mrs
NJ. The signature was inadvertently
left out
Mrs. Edna Hershner Of Corvallis, wife
of A. f. Hershner, came from Corvallis
on Friday accompanied by their three
little girls.
Miss Katie Sinnott, who has been at
The Dales for the past four months
learning dressmakingt is taking a two
weeks vacation at home.
Mrs. NJ. II. Nickelsen returned from
Heppner last Saturday She brought
two of her grand children, who will re-
main with her for some time.
Jurors drawn for the February term
of court include &. X. Cashier, f. III.
Button, VIM. Boorman and j. W. Nor
ton of Hood River, s. NJ. Baldwin and
Paul Aubert of Mt Hood.
The little child of g. w. Taylor of
Viento objected to being picked up one
dav last week, till its mother found a
needle protruding from the child's breast.
The needle, all but the eye, was out OF
the flesh, and the eye was rusted.
Mrs. Jason Wheeler of Albany is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. Ii. Groves,
at Belmont. Her husband, Capt. Jason
Wheeler, is one of the delegates to visit
Washington for the purpose OF securing
pensions for Indian war veterans.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Boorman, to the number OF
4S. gave thema surprise, Tuesday evening
oflast week, and very enjoyable social
time was had till late hour The par
ties didn't forget to bring along boun-
tiful supply of edibles.
A school entertainment, for the bene'
fit of the school library, will be given by
Miss Grace A. Holmes, Feb. 2lst. Miss
Holmes comes from the Holmes schoo
of oratory of Portland. She will be as
sisted by Miss Gamble, one OF the lead
ing singers of Portland.
The government census as taken by
NJ. II. Nickelsen last summer, givei
Hood River a population of 766-lI
more than the count made by the Gla
cier on the first day of the year. Th'
population of other towns in Vase
county is given as follows: Antelope, ,249
Dufur, 1886.
Miss Minnie l.. Brewin, teacher in tn
primary department OF tne 1ood hlNe
school, is suffering from facial paralysis
which came on Sunday night. Mis-
Brewin has 20 pupils enrolled i'll her de
partment and the work of looking afte
so many little tots has been too muel
for her. Miss Brewin went to Portland
Tuesday, for treatment.
Patrons of the Valley improvement
Co. will take notice of the water tic
tice given in another column. The Go
will be put to great Inconvenience If tn
number of inches to be supplied are nc
soon known. About $500 have alread
b,en spent on the ditch for repairs, an
the company does not wish to spen
any more money than Unnecessary for tn
coming season.
J.F. Armor returned from Portlan
last week where he underwent surg
cal operation for the removal of lum
or swelling on the back of his neck. Th
swelling had been there for Is years.
had never given him any pain or trouble
and of late years had not grown any
DR.. Geo. Wilson performed the opers
ton in very successful and satisfa'