The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-08-09

Entertainment at Belmont Aug. 10th.
S. A. Knapp and mother are in camp
at Collins landing.
w. II. Bishop is building a small cot
tage on his lots on state street.
The Vancouver military band will fur
nish music on the Gatzert, Sunday.
Elmer Rand and family went into
camp at Collins landing, Wednesday.
Judge Hayes has the thanks of the
Glacier for handsome boquetof daliahs.
John Kelley's crop Of Strawberries on
wo acres this year netted him $3.50. lie
got $50 crates.
The Glacier is sending out statements
to delinquents. We hope they will dig
up; we need the money
The Glacier is indebted to j. T. Hol-
man for the present Of big head of let
tuce grown in his garden on River street.
IL. f. Wilson, a pressman employed
in Baltes q Co.'S big printing house in
Portland, is rusticating in Hood River
valley.
G. A. Bell has purchased the livery
business known as the Mountain Stage
Co. Capt. ]. IL. Ferguson and Joseph
Wright retiring.
Bathing season now open at Collins
Hot Springs. Campers only No ho-
tells. Hunting & Hosford managers,
Collins, Wash.
The Belmont, George Fox, proprietor,
win give Sunday dinners at | O'Clock
each Sunday. Family dinners prepared
ut the same hour.
George DeBord was here from New
York, Sunday, visiting his brother
James, the genial tonsorial artist at the
Bon Ton parlors.
Jas. +. Hanna went to Lost lake,
Tuesday, by the cayuse route. Lou
Tomlinson hauled the supplies, all but
the snake medicine, as far as Maple
Dell.
r. G. Davenport, foreman of the
Chronicle office, and Mr.. Burget came
down from The Dalles, Sunday, on the
Bailey Gatzert They came on the trip
to cool off.
School Clerk Nickelsen OF Frankton
district has posted notices for special
meeting of the taxpayers, Aug. 18th, at
. p. M, to elect Il director in place oi
j +. Armor.
A party consisting of Mrs. Nj. A. Cook,
Edna Sheriff., Viola Green, Pearl Cox,
Iva Vorbeck, Will and Walter Isenberg
and Leo Ulrich went into camp at Maple
DELL Tuesday.
w. l.. PAYNE, representing the Oregon
Nursery Co. of Salem, Or, is making a
permanent stay in town, with head
quarters at the Glenwood Call on him,
all We that would plant trees.
W. T. Hansberry traded his farm to
A. l.. NeMsonofor town property; lie
then traded his town property to Walter
SHull for three acres in Hull's addition,
Qyhere he is now camped till he can
build house.
Mrs. Mark Thomas, living on the hill
east of town, killed a garter snake three
feet long last Friday. In killing 1t she
cut hole in its side, and from this hole
2l young snakes emerged, which eshe
kille&as fast as they came out.
The Belmont o f pworth League will
give literary entertainment at the
home of NJ. ii. Nickelsen, Saturday
evening, Aug. 10th, and after the pro-
gramme basket social. Every lady is
requested TO bring a basket. Pro-
gramme free.
Sunday was the hottest day this year.
The thermometer on Bartmess porch
went up to "a, while ordinary thermom-
eters about town registered 90 in the
shade. At Portl&nd the government
thermometer stood at 81, while at The
nalles If was l02le.
why cultivate an acre of Strawberries
for a crop of IS crates when YOU could
raise $50 to 200 crates on same ground3
Order supply OF ready-mixed complete
fertilizer from the Davidson Fruit Co.
THIS WEEK at Portland prices and IN
Grease your profits.