The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-29

Lost-Between ]. n. Rand'a place, on tn,
East Side, and town woIaldis gray WOO
shawl. Finder Will confer a favor by leaving
at the Glacier Office.
W. q. Ceilond's farm 6fsO acres on the East
Side was recently bought By q. ID. B0ardman
and j. ; HarbisOn; Mr.. BOardman getting a
acres OF partly improved land and Mr. narbl
son the same amount Of land mostly under
by Campbell Bros. for another crop under a
lease given by W. G.ClellAnd. Mr.. Boardman
Will put about % acres Of his purchase under
the pl0w thisspring ard will plant several
acres to apple trees.
Monday, while Henry Hennagin was drlv-
Ing tn town over the ellff road near Reynolds 's,
with horse team and empty wagon a dog
which was chasing birds on the elm above
ratified down shower OF stones some Ofwhich
struck the horses ana frightened them almost
| beyond control. A. this dangerous piece OF
road Is still without railing or any sort OF
| guard. "A runaway at this point could hardly
| lail To be attended with serious results. The
! East Side people have already done marvels
| In the way Of road building and It seems prop
er that something should be done for them at
once toward putting this piece Of road In n
safe condition.
DR.. Shaw is building a cottage for rent on
| his lots by the NJ. h. church. 4. y. Davidson
/ Jr, viii occupy the cottage. NJ. X. Noble is
| the contractor.
A man. giving his name as Joseph Hart ar.
| rived In Hood River nom The Dalles last week.
| lie was In the last Stages Of consumption. IL
Is said he was In the city Jail at The Dalles
and fndlng the dooe open walked out, and
| came 10 Hood River. Marshal OIingeT picked
| him up and gave him quarters In the town
jail. He died Tuesday morning and was bur
rled at the expense OF the county, His age
was about 35. He was a common tramp. HIS
parents, when last he heard from them, lived
AZ South Bend, Ind.
j. c. Wingheld Of The Dalles was in the
valley Tuesday and ordered "a lot OF trees from
Columbia nurser!
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Davidson and II. d. Ian
gille were registered at the Imperial hotel,
Portland, during the week.
Mrs. l.. W. Loughary from near Monmouth,
Polk county, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
L. Hershner. Mrs LOughary Is an oregon
pioneer OF 1875. That year, with her parents.
she came down the Columbia ON u ran boat.
She was then four years old.
c. l.. Rogers bought 900 boxes OF apples at
MI. Hood last week.
Have you seen the Canton orchard cultiva-
tor at Davidson Fruit Co's.9 IL does the work
ana the price is so low you cant afford TO do
without IL.
c. Breniser and family of Pennsylvania left
on the boat Wednesday morning Tor Portland.
after weeks visit with J.F. Armor and fam
lily. They have come To make their home
ON the coast, and VIII live In Seattle while
looking for location. Mrs. Breniser is a Sis
ter 10 j. #. Armor. Mrs. Armor and daughter
accompanied them 10 Portland.
Miss Shattuck gave a coaching party last
Thursday. Her guests were Mrs. ]. W. Con-
nell, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Teal, Miss
ter David Loring. With Captain Dukes us
driver the party set out at o. clock going up
the East Side and taking the long drive
around by fuckers mill. On the way home,
they drove In 10 see Beulah Land and Egge-
mont. Much 10 the disappointment OF all Mt.
Hood was yelled with heavy clouds and did
not show up In all Its beauty, as II would have
done on clear day.
Miss Shattuck and Miss Mcdonald returned
TO Portland last Saturday.
Master David Loring and his nurse Miss
Robina Mutch returned 10 Portland last Sat
urday after stay OF II We weeks. Master Dav-
io,wno came on health trip,was greatly im-
proved by his stay In Hood kiyer.
Mrs. Joseph Mcclure returned home last
Thursday morning. Mrs. Mcclure has been
away three months visiting her children,
Henry MCGUIRE who has been troubled
with big boil on his neck for over a month,
was obliged to lay off from work a few days
last week.
The Junior League deserve much credit for
the way in which they entertained the people
OF Belmont last Friday evening. This was the
Juniors first attempt with a literary pro-
gfamme, and every one was well repaid for
coming out In the rain to hear them. Bel
mont has some very bright and promising
boys and girls who are capable Of doing ex-
cellent work along this line.
The Davidson Fruit Co has purchased lot
OF strawberry plants and Will supply limited
quantities. TO local growers at II low price. See
them at once, as the supply Is limited
Pictures of Jim Green ana the woman he
was jealous OF, Mrs. Nellie Brown, appeared In
the Oregonian OF March 18th. Mrs Brown is
daughter OF Id Underwood and is divorced
from her husband. Three months ago Green
and Mrs. Brown were engaged to be married
broken. since then Green has been insanely
jealous of her.