The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-05-24

The noted Eastern reader, Miss Ids
/ Helen Rodkey, will appear in the A. o.
U. w. Hall Thursday night Nav 2Sd
under the auspices OF the ladies' aid soci.
ETY. oi the Nj, +. church. The Evening
Telegram says: The entertainment
given in the First Baptist church last
night was declared by all present to be
| the most meritOriOus piece OF work IN
this line ever given in Portland Miss
Rodkey IL charming elocutionist, and
her impersonations are thrilling in the
extreme. The programme consisted oi
interpretations from Shakespeare, En-.
ers0n, James Whitcomb Riley, Tennv.
son and other noted authors" Miss
ROdkey will be assisted by local talent.
Admission, adults 25c, children l5c.
A bad accident happened at Daven.
ports planer Monday morning. Cour,
Miller was helping the man run the
trimmer, trimming heavy timbers, when
his buckskin glove was caught by one OF
the trimmer saws. He was thrown
against the saw and his left hand cut off
and the arm badly lacerated up us far rs
the shoulder. Dr. Brosius assisted by
DIR Watt amputated the arm at the
wrist and sewed up the injuries on the
arm so that the balance may be saved.
MIR. Miller is single man, about 80
years old, and came here last winter
from Oklahoma.
A big force Of carpenters are at work
on +. f. Jackson's building. s. III. Cox,
the contractor is pushing the work The
upper story of the building will be made
into office rooms on the north side, and
on the south side hall will be finished
for the Hassalo club. DIR. +. C. Brosius
will occupy the two rooms in the north
east corner Of the building up stair :.
Though the building may be finished,
Mr. Jackson will not move his goods into
it before the end of the strawberry
season.
Rev. Robt. COpple, who is visiting his
parents on the East Side, with his wife,
will preach in the Valley Christian
church, Wednesday evening, MAY 29th.
Mr.. Copple is Hood River boy aud is
making reputation for himself as an
able preacher. He has located at PEN
dleton and will leave for his new home
May 30th.
The Hood River Zouave company will
give an exhibition drill ut the Armory
the evening of Decoration day. The
young ladies have spent much time in
preparation, and will furnish pleasant
entertainment. The proceeds will go
towards paying for uniforms,
DR.. Pratt of Portland is at the Glen
wood House fo- one week. Any one
wishing to have their chronic and ner-
vous diseases cured should not fail to
consult with him. DR.. Pratt treats with
electricity with wonderful results. Call
today Consultation free.
Fourth of July meeting All citizens
interested are invited to meet in Jack
sons new building, Friday evening,
May oath, to make arrangements for
celebrating the 4th of July in Hood
River. Everybody is expected 70 attend
this meeting.
Hon. J.. w. Morton cut and saved
about one-half of his hay crop on his
lower meadows before the high water
arrived in the Columbia.
James Langille will start today for his
mine on Mccoy creek. Walter Boiling
and Caleb Richardson will accompany
him.
Mrs. NJ. E. Harwood and Mrs. G. D..
Boardman went to st. Martins springs,
Wednesday, on the steamer Regulator.
NJ. A. Cook joined a lodge recently,
which accounts for his walking with a
cane and his back bumped up.
Lena Newton found a dolly on the
street and left it at this Office for the
owner.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Rand of Van
couver are visiting relatives in Hood
River
The ladies of the U B. Church will
sell ice cream at the Armory the evening
of the zouave drill, May 30th.
The Davidson Fruit Co. is today ship
ping a carload of canned fruit to San
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