The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-08-16
More "nnusnalo weather.

The family Of Hon. +. /. Smith are
in camp at Collins.
The family OF A. Whitehead returned
from Collins, Monday.
j. G. Elliott is fishing again at j. w.
Morton's place but with indifferent sue
cess.
c. f. Waldo, last week, purchased c.
A. Bells interest in the Davidson Fruit
company.
Miss Jane Coates has moved her
Standard dress cutting rooms to n. c.
Evans house, on River street.
Mrs. S. f. Bartmess and two daugh-
ters, Aldine and Marie, spent last week
at Fort Stevens and the sea coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrson have moved into
the two rear rooms in the Champlm
building, recently remodeled by Prather
4 Barnes
Bathing season now open at Collins
Hot Springs Campers only. No ho-
tells Hunting & Hosford managers,
Collins, Wash.
l.. n. Blowers believes in expansion
and is building commodious addition
to his dwelling house. o. d. Rea is do
ing the carpenter Work.
Hon. J. w Morton last week pur-
chased the two lots on State street. just
west of Capt. Ferguson's residence, OF
Wm. Stewart for 81 600.
r. j. Ellis purchased the Widow
Parker place at Belmont, consisting OF
10 acres, and is once more donaciled in
his own home in Hood River valley
Mrs. A. Mayes returned Sunday from
her trip to Illinois, where she has been
visiting since last April. She found the
weather too hot in Illinois for Webfoot
w. p. Watson attended the funeral OF
his wifes brother, DR.. Robt Patton, in
Portland last Friday. Dr. Patton was
pioneer, aged 66, He died of append
citis.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will give an ice
cream social and watermelon scrape
next Friday evening, August 23d, at the
residence Of Mrs f. H. Button
VIM. Carlisle and two daughters oi
Atchison, Kansas, are visiting the fam
ily of S. +. Bartmess. Mr.. Carlisle is
proprietor of large saw mills in Arkan.
sas and of a shingle mill at Chehalis
Mrs. J. T. Bagley returned last Satur.
dav night from Il three-weeks' visit tc
Pendleton and Umatilla. The heat in
Eastern Oregon was 10 in the shade
and she was glad to return to Hood
River.
W. A. Slingerland is building base
ment barn, 56 by Co. The barn is near
ly enclosed and partly painted. 1t will
be one of the most convenient and COM
pete farm barns in the valley.
Bruce Wolverton of Portland is in the
valley selling farm rights for patent
farm gate that is the handiest thing out
Or. Adams and c. l.. Copple have Sc.
cured the right to use the patent and
are very proud of their gates.
Mrs. Goode, aged about 90, died sud
denly at Underwood, Wash, August II
1901. She was afflicted with asthma
She had been cooking in the lumber
camps. The body was shipped to hen
home in Albina by Undertaken 5. +
Bartmess.
Mrs. c. 0. Horning, after a pleasant
visit of five months with relatives and
friends in Hood River, is returning tc
her home at Kansas City. Sunday, in
company with her father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V. Rand, she went &c
Portland to visit several days with hel
sister. Mrs. Cleland, and will start East
from Portland. Mr. and Mrs Ranc
will go into camp again Mt Collins.
crowded house Tuesday evening
greeted the presentation Of the best bill
of novelties seen at Barrett school house
in a long time. The bill was varied
enough to retain interest and elicit eX'
pressions of delight from the audience
during the entire evening. The luve
nile cake-walkers, Opal and Gretchen
proyed themselves great favorltes
Keya, the fve-year-old wonder, made
the hit of the evening in his jig dancing
The living pictures were an exception
allv fine feature. The Friedlanders
Maud and Mitchell, in their musica
speciality, is one OF the leading feature,
oi the entertainment They played
mon glasses. sleigh bells and other art
cles and produced sweet sounds from all
Their imitation of Il steam calliope wa
perfect. They will give an entertain
ment at Crapper Saturday evening Aug
nth, and at Odell, Monday evening
Aug. 10th. Those who fail 10 see then
will miss rare treat