The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-20

+. E. Savage's sons have electric bells
for sale that come all ready set up.
VIM. Birgfeld, jr., son of Prof. nd
Mrs. VIM. Birgfeld, died in The Dali es
June 18th, OF rheumatism of the heart.
Miss Gladys Hartley, popular young
lady from Hood River, is having a jolly
good visit with relatives in Wasco.-
Observer
f. III. Stanton, of the East Side, fin
ished clearing % acres last Wednesday.
He will plant this land to winter apple
trees next fall.
The East Side road supervisor is doing
some good work in Strengthening the
road in places and in evening up the
hills and ravines.
DR.. T. /. Eliot started on Friday for
Eugene, where he preached the bacCa-
laureate sermon before the university
students on Sunday.
Mrs. Barrett and two daughters ar.
rived from Missouri last Thursday to
spend the summer with relatives in Hood
River. Mrs Barrett is sister of Mrs.
f. f. Roberts OF Nieolai,
f. j Nicholson, who has been spend
ing his vacation in Hood River, reluct-
antly started for his work at Grand
Forks, n. Dakota, last Wednesday. Mr..
Nicholson is an engineer on the n. 7.
railroad.
G. G. Metcalf presented the Glacier,
last Thursday, with as fine box OF straw
berries as we ever saw or tasted. Mr..
Metcaf is picking about 20 crates day
from his one-acre patch set last year,
He has fine berries
Clvde r. Bonney and family came
over from Tygh valley last week. Mr..
Bonney is about to change his location
to Marion county and has gone to that
county to arrange for his family to fol-
low after couple of weeks visit IN
Hood River
In II. S. Galligan's nursery can be
seen dozen or more young apple trees
budded only last August that have
apples upon them. Only good reports
come from the trees he sold last year.
The same cannot be said OF all those
purchased outside OF Hood River.
Miss Minnie Schungel has accepted a
position in the schools of Hood River,
Oregon. and will leave for there the last
of August. Miss Schungel has given
excellent satisfaction in the city schools
and the board and patrons dislike to see
her leave. -Beloit( Kansas) Gazette.
Edmund G. Nation and wife of Peeks'
kill. New York came to the Pacific coast,
last week, with the excursion OF the Is
MALTA Damascus temple OF the Mystic
Shrine. of Buffalo, New York, to attend
the annual session of the imperial coun-
ell at San Francisco. Mr.. Nation is a
brother of Mrs. S. +. Blythe, and both
himself and vile visited Hood River on
their trip.
Abe Foley, who with his four-horse
team is transferring freight and passen-
GERS for the White Collar Line at the
Cascades, was in town Sunday. lie
thinks be may be kept there till after
the 4th of July. as there is no indication
vet oftbe bic waters reeeding sufficiently
io allow the boats Of the White Collar
Line to stem the rapids below the locks
All persons knowing themselves to be
irdebted to r. l.. Sabin, Trustee for H.
u. Woodworth will find it decidedly to
their advantage to call at Butler @ 20
bank at an early date. The hank IL
authorized to make liberal discounts
to all who pay before August is', Dut on
that date all claims remaining uhpalu
will be placed in the hands OF am attoT,
uey with instructions TO collect the lull
amounts due.
Albert Larson of Goble, a nephew o.
Antoine Wise. is visiting his friend MIL
ton pealer. Mr.. Larson will take posi-,
ton with the Trescott Packing Co., ana
will work in the cold storage works al
Portland, commencing June Zuth' Mi
Wise has an acre OF strawberries Willcl
ana turning out well, and he sells lheul
at 81 40 a crate as fast as he can plGS
lheni. He can grow strawberries WIN
lut irrigation, and last year hau wv
crops
L. w. Crichton OF the White Collar
line was in town last Friday. lie "a ac
.ompanied the Utah editors from Il, Iht
Dallcs to Portland the day before Inc
editors came down on the tram as iar a'
bonneville. where they took the boat iol
Portland. Mr. Crichton says arrahge
mrnts were made at The Dalles 10 teie
phone the editor Of the Glacier 10 li,iolu
him when the party would pass hooS S
River. but no message was received
Tine pallrs people gave the party tlre'
crates of strawberries. The Davidson
Frnf, Go. and the Hood River unioI
rufh hand crates Of Hood River : oeS'
brand If berries i'm readiness Tor the vu
itor,, bnt no notice was given when ih' i
PARTY would pass here. 1t is too BAD vs.
didn't have a chance to treat theeditor'
tua fll Of Hood River straWoeTfies
They missed rare treat, and Iioo'
River missed at least 81 600 worth o
gdycrtising.