The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-02-07

Barnes.
For flour and feed go to Bone & Nc
Donald's.
Ladies' underwear extra sizes at Bone
& McDonald's.
The best &c smoke in town-Feifer'
Union, at w. B. Coles.
Cross-cut saws, axes and all woodmer
and loggers' tools at Savsge's.
Friday & Barnes will write deeds
mortgages, leases. etc.
For Sale--New house and lot lot 5Oy
lS5; good we'll and 80 fruit trees; pric,
$50. Inquire of Friday & Barnes.
We are now making line of fanc,
cakes, almond macaroons, cocoanut mac
aroons, lady fingers, cream puffs, etc.
at Eoyle's Bakery.
W. n. West Of Viento was in towr
Monday,
Frcsh cows for sale at fuckers. Ap
ply to B. r. Tucker.
+. Warren has been sick in bed witt
the grip but is improving.
There have been Ave accessions tC
tie U. B. church recently.
There was no quorum at the counci
meeting Monday night.
Miss Virginia Marden OF The Dalles
is tie guest of Miss Anne Smith.
Charles Woolsey is having bis orchard
at Frankton trimmed by an expert.
The person who borrowed John l.
Hcnderson's drafting scale is requested
10 return it at once.
J. r. Bagley has disposed of his inter
est in the Mt. Hood Stage and Livery
Company to W. II. Allen.
The town was full OF country people
last Saturday. The icy roads did not
prevent their turning out.
Warren Miller, Richard Kirbyson and
Dan Garrabranto of Frankton, are putting
up ice for next summers use.
Winfield Olinger, who has been herd
ing and driving stock on the range in
Crook county, came home last week.
+. M. Amen has. 1900 strawberry
plants, all nicely heeled in, for sale at
his place on the state road at ~ thou
sand
relmont Is to have new school in
,rt near future. The Glacier may be
II to tell you more about it next
wrrx.
lie gymnasium will be opened again
n? II young men on the regular nights
It Meeting, beginning Thursday night,
lcb. 9Th.
DR.. Frank Strong will lecture at the
U. B. church Friday evening, Feb. %.
His subject will be, "Youth the Time for
Attainment"
Mr.. Jordan, who purchased 40 acres
last fall Of r. B. Lindsay, has the TIM
ber all slashed, and next fall he will
plant the same to apple trees.
+. NJ. Amen has trimmed out all the
brush in the road in front OF his place
on the state read, making great i'm
provement in the looks of things.
H.. j. Frederick and son Milo and
Miss Eva Nicklason have been quite sick
for the rast week with the grip. We
are glad to learn that all are improving.
Thomas Calkins and Abe Foley are
hauling ice fro m the ponds near Frank
ton for Ernest Jensen, who is putting
up ice for the Cloud Cap Inn confection-
cry.
Louis Henderson son of John Leland
Henderson of Hood River, has the
reputation Of being the best tenor
singer in the glee club at the state uni
versity.
If YOU want to read full particulars OF
the execution OF Wade and Dalton in
Portland last Friday, buy last Fridays
Portland Telegram. 1t contains full
particulars.
Mrs. Jane A. Clough has purchased
IL acres of S. l.. Taylor, with his house
and strawberry patch, for 500. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor expect soon to go to Ida
no, where their son is'living.
The prohibition alliance met last
Monday evening at the Nj. Il. church.
Arrangements were made to secure the
famous Meneley Trio Of Chicago for a
temperance concert a liltlelat
James DeBord returned last Friday
from trip to Seattle. He says Grant
Evans struck good job in Portland
and has gone to work. Mr.. Debord
thinks he will remain in Hood River.
Prof. Howard Isenberg of Cascade
Locks was in town Tuesday. He came
up to see Supt. Gilbert in regard TO the
matter of building a new school house at
the Locks. There was some dispute
about the law in regard to the matter
w. w. Treat, the timer and plumber,
corner Second ard State streets, II not
able yet to do much work since llls par
alytic stroke, but lie las good WORK"
man in the person nf Chas. Bunnell,
and all work intrusted to him will re-
ceive prompt attention.
From the Sherman county News we
learn that the thermometer went 10 ~
degrees below zero at one time last week
and registered below zero three success
siye DAYS at Wasco, That there Is
serious talk OF bringing power from the
John Day by means OF electricity.
Geo. Booth went to Portland Saturday
morning to attend the funeral of the late
]. l.. Atkinson. T. G. Dallas went out
10 Mr.. Booths ranch on Friday alter
noon and brought him to town so that
he could take the train Saturday morn
ing. The funeral occurred on Sunday
The ladies' aid of the U. B. church
have kindly agreed to make up clothing
for destitute family in the valley
Children's ages, 2, 4, 6 and years.
Leave articles, such as bed clothing or
wearing apparel at S. f. Bartmess'
store. This is worthy object ana
should be looked after at once.
Frank Clark, on his way from sher-
man county, was in town several days
last week. On account of the ice running
in the Columbia, he couldn't get to his
home at Stevenson till this week. MI.
Clark is building house and barn on
his place in Sherman county, where he
has three quarter sections OF land. lie
will move upon the place in the spring,
A big sale of timber lands in Hood
River valley was made last week. The
sale includes nearly all the timber lands
living in the forks OF Hood river. The
Winans Bros. held most OF It. John
Bnskirk, Tomlinson Bros, o. b. Hart
ley, A. S. Blowers and others also were
interested. The land was purchased by
man from Bay City, Mich.
A. sleighing party of members of the
Eastern Star went out and sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Wood
worth at their pleasant home at Bel
mont last Thursday night. Friday
night they repeated this performance by
calling upon Mr.and Mrs. Castner in the
same neighborhOod. On the way home
$, me one asked where they could go