The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-19

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the farm known as Hard Scrabble, three
miles south of town. He says the place
will never be known by the name OF
Hard Scrabble again. He will give it |
some high-sounding name that VIII
better conform to the uses to which he
will put this celebrated piece OF real
estate. He intends to make OF 1t high |
toned resort for the upper ten OF Port
land as we'll as Hood River, and Will
erect suitable buildings and open beer
gardens. He will also have hotel ac-
commodations and put on line OF
automobiles to run from the station at
Hood River. Nothing small about Ed
Underwood except his income, and he !
hopes that will grow when he gets his
beer garden open to the thirsty part oil
the public.
John Leland Henderson has lately
added some fine implements to his sur
veyor's outfit. He has bought a new
transit, with solar compass attachment,
level and vertical are, at an expense OF
$500. Besides another lighter transit
for mountain use, with level and vertlcal
arc, and tripods, one Of which has an
extension. He has six steel tapes OF the
finest manufacture, running from rs feet
to 300, with reels, fine pointed plum
NETS, aneroid, pocket levels, pocket
compass and scribe. Also a line held
glass with which an assistant could see
the surveyors gestures five miles dis
tant; stake pins, surveyors axes, hat
chefs, etc. Altogether, there is no more
complete outfit this side of San Fran
cisco. With these fine instruments Mr..
Henderson is prepared to do surveying
in all its most intricate bearings.
Robert Rand gave a concert at his
country house Tuesday evening, which
was listened to and enjoyed by his
neighbors on the telephone line. AT ID,
| N. Byerlee's large paper funnel was
made and the receiver placed In the
small end of the funnel. The whole
family enjoyed the vocal and instru-
mental music, and the clapping Of their
hands at the conclusion OF the pieces
was distinctly heard by Mr.. Rand at
his end of the phone, Mr.. Rand's
phone is located in one room and his
organ in another; after giving several
pieces near the phone on the harp and
guitar, the performers went into the
other room to the organ and gave sew
eral more selections which were dis
tinctly heard by the listeners at the
other phone.
Chas. N. Clarke is now in good quar-
ters in his new store room, in the Ma
sonic temple. The carpenters anC
, decorators have about completed theil
work, and there is no neater drug store
to be found this side of Portland. Mr.
CIarke's splendid specimens of the palm
} show off to better advantage in thel
new quarters. This section OF Seconc
street, directly opposite the post office
seems to have an attraction for mer
! chants and other business men. Th
Golden Rule Bazaar will move into tn
I annex to the Masonic building in Janu
: ary, and Butler & Cos bank will occup
I the new brick being erected by Georg
: p. Crowell. DIR. Watt and DR., Jenkin
J. will occupy the second story OF MI
, Crowell's new building.
!. Geo. D. Culbertson & Co., soldS las
/ Saturday the Fred Hertz place, con
e posed OF 2515 acres situated one mil
e west of Crapper school, to James A
+ Moore, recently from Kansas; consider
alton 81 800. Mr.. Moore will move o
: the place at once with his family an
I proceed to improve the property.
q Rev. D. D. Dodge started on Tuesda
]. for Ansley, Nebraska, taking with hii
It his five children, whom he will plaC
Is with relatives where they can atten
g school. Mr.. Dodge will return to Hoo
d River in the spring, or as soon as !
% can make provision for his children
It be cared for.
y II. Hennagin, wife and son Homer
q the East Side, left on Monday for Sa
ramento, Cal, where they will make a
all extended visit with his brother, job
IN Hennagin.
" r. Guy Masiker, who has been
Ie Richmond, Wheeler county for the pa
v two years and half, arrived in HoC
is River on the tenth and thinks of loca
" ing.
W H. ]. Byrkett, a true disciple of Izai
= Walton, has the thanks of the Glaci'
TO force for big salmon trout.
Rose Hill school will close this Fl
le day for two weeks vacation during {
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