The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-10-18
"Give me liberty or give me death"
Was Patrick Henry's shibboleth;
But now, we hear from high and low,
"Give me peanuts, Mr.. COe.
Fine peaches for sale at Jensen's.

Fine peaches for sale at Jensen's.
Call and see those new decorated
lamps at Goes.
Mrs. I. IL. Clark has moved to her
house on the hill.
Ernest Hemnian spent Sunday with
his wife at Judge Prather's.
The new Masonic hall will be dedicat-
ed Nov. II by the grand lodge officers.
Mrs. John Parker left last Saturday
for Portland, where she will spend the
winter.
w. S. Gribble Of Mt. Hood visited the
Portland carnival and returned home
Monday
The new house of w. V.Johnson, East
Side, is about completed, and Monday he
mo ed into it.
Excavations are being made for an
addition of 20 feet to the Paris Fair store,
on the Odd Fellows lot.
B. f. Belieu is building store room
for holdings and doors, adjoining the
Masonic building for W. f. Sheriff.
Chester Sears left last Saturday for
Winlock, Wash, where he purchased a
farm OF 100 acres and where he will
hereafter make his home.
]. i. Deyoe Of Candy, Oregon, sent
Bert Rand present of a Belgian hare,
Queen Vic, which he claims is a thor
oughbred OF the best grade.
All members Of the Degree Of Honor
are requested to be present Saturday
evening, October 10Th. Grand Chief of
Honor Mrs. Belknap will be present.
The Y. p. c. L. of the U. B. church
will give social at the Glenwood house
on Halloween, the 30th of October.
Further notice next week. COMMITTEE.
Frederick & Arnold are building a
cottage for ]. w, Moore on his place
near Tucker. Also cottage for c. l..
Rogers on his farm on Indian creek,
w p. Watson made good showing
for Hood River and received many COM
pliments on his exhibit at the Portland
carnival. He went to Portland again
Wednesday.
Ernest Jensen is wrapping all apples
he ships, and every wrapper contains
his card stamped upon it, showing that
the apples were grown at Hood River
and shipped by Jensen.
The petition of A. H. Jewett and 9TH
ers for the vacation of a portion of the
. Rankin road near White Salmon was de-
MED and the case dismissed by th ecom-
missioners says the Goldendale Journal.
Capt. b. H. Henness, a pioneer Of
Hood River, died at his home at Mount
Tabor, October llth, aged 85 years.
Twenty-Five years ago he owned and re-
sided upon the farm now owned by FIJI.
Button.
Mrs. Fred Perry, who visited in Hood
River two weeks, returned to her home
in Portland Saturday. Mrs. Perry has
been badly crippled with the rherma-
tism for the past three months, but is
improving.
j. w Haas, special agent of the rural
free delivery system for California, Ore
gon and Idaho, was in Hood River last
week. He said the Hood River free
delivery route did more business than
any other in his jurisdiction.
John Bradley and family returned to
Hood River last Friday and expect to
make their home here for the winter
In all his wanderings with his popcorn
and peanut roaster since leaving here
last spring, Mr.. Bradley says he found
no place that suited him as well as
Hood River
While the party of geological survey
ors in charge Of H. d. Langille were
near BOYD post office, on their way to
The Dalles, Monday, they met a farmer,
named W. Pashek, driving a four-horse
team. The team took fright at the pack
horses in the surveying party and ran
away. Mr.. Pashek was thrown from
his seat on the wagon; he fell on the
double-trees, got entangled IN the lines
and was killed. The surveying party
could do no more than follow the run
away team with all possible speed, but
when they overlook it Mr.. Pashek was
beyond all human help. Deceased leaves
a widow and seven children. Heowned
a good farm and carried an insurance
pohcy Of 50 600 in the order of the Cath
Olic Knights of America.
Don't miss it, Thompson's Ghost,
to make YOU laugh. Friday
evening, Oct 18th at so'cloek. A. o. I.
W. hall Popular prices, 2oc. and l5c-
Mr.. Goddard has spared neither time
nor expense in making this entertain
ment a success. He has had stage
built on purpose for this occasion 50 that
those in the back part Of the house will
be able to see everything rs well as those
in front. Mr. De Bord has the principal
comedy role. and this Of itself will do
much to insure 10 all good hearty
laugh and an ENJOYABLE time. Messfs.
Goddard and De Bord have in course ei
an old time Niger Min
strel'' show in which Hood Rivers best
home talent will appear, further par
ticulars in next issue.