The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-10-03

painting was done by Robert Lane and
was a most excellent one. The price
paid was $25. Mr.. Winans also left
with Mr.. Bartmess to be framed, a
painting, II X l8 inches in size, done on
moesk by Mrs. Caroline Winans, an
aunt OF Mr.. Winans, in New York City.
The painting is 92 years old, having
been finished in April 1910. 1t is a
basket of roses done in seven colors and
executed in the very highest type Of
Limner's art. Both these paintings
should by all means be exhibited at our
fruit fair
The Order Of Washington held very
interesting session at their last meeting.
TAey decided to remain in their present
quarters and have retained their
present nights OF meeting, the I'd and
4th Saturday nights of each month.
After the meeting Comrade w. d. Rag-
ers entertained the members with a
half dozen lively records on his talking
machine. Then the coffee having been
well cooked, the members proceed
ed to regale themselves with coffee cake,
cookies, sandwiches, fried chicken, fruit
and other things till the noon o. night
hustled them off home at peace with
themselves and all mankind
1t was mean joke-a hy-men-ial--
tie friends OF Mr.and Mrs. Bert Graham
played on them as they boarded the
train Sunday for their Eastern trip. "A
big crowd of friends was at the station
to see them off. To make it appear to
the passengers that they were a newly
married couple, rice-throwing was in
dulged in. Ed Williams boarded the
car and covered MIR. and Mrs. Graham
with handfuls OF rice. Its newly
married couple, is it?'' asked passen-
ger. eyes, . said Ed; uut they'll give
you a jolly about being married ten
years. Don't believe it; they haven t
been married tn hours"
If you happen to know any item that
will interest your friends or neighbors--if
you are going away, or have been away
and returned; ii you have visitors, or
know of any births, deaths, marriages,
or other news in your vicinity, please
drop in at the Glacier office and tell us
about it. Or better still, write it down
so as to be sure that names will be Civ
en- correctly, as there are many persons
in both town and valley with whom the
temporary manager is not acquainted.
f. Nj. Holman bought his father s
interest in the harness and bicycle bus
mess on the corner of Third and State
streets Tuesday of this week, and viii
'go it alone" Mr.. Holman is an en-
ergetic and enterprising young man3and
we predict a successful business forhlm
His father will operate the meat mar
ket on the hill.
Doug Langille, who is now inspector
of forest reserves, is in Hood River for
few days. Mr.. Langille is on an in
specting tour Of the forest reserves in
Oregon Nj. p. Isenberg, recently ap-
pointed superintendent the northern
division Of the Cascade forest reserve,
holds a position subordinate to Doug
Langille's.
The biggest deal in Hood River real
estate made for some time was consul
mated Monday by Friday q Barnes.
This firm made sale OF the Frank Chan
dler ranch, 7S acres to Mr.. Plog, brother
to the man who bought the Slingerland
ranch. The consideration was $ll 200.
The car containing the personal prop
erty of the o. K. 4 n. bridge crew,
which is on siding here, was invaded
one day this week by some person or
persons and all the money, razors, etc.
that could be found were appropriated.
A reward awaits the thieves, If caught.
A contract has been made between
the Hood River Electric Light and Pow
er company and the Spring Water COM
pany, whereby the former company has
acquired title to all the property OF the
Spring Water company. Consideration
$4,000.
The Gymnasium opened last Saturday
evening with very good attendance.
1t will now be open every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings at z 80
O'clock Subscribers TO the library may
secure books on the above named even.
lngs.
If plans materialize there is likely to
be some very novel and altractive--you
might almost say stunning-displays OF
fruit at the coming fair, the like oi
which have never been seen either in
the heavens above or the earth beneath
Geo. ID. Culbertson K Co, the real
estate firm, have had neat cabinet
made in which to display some OF Hooc
Rivers big red apples. Some monster
apples of the Wolf River variety can bC
seen at their office
Lost-September 27, in town, or OF
the road TO Mount Hood post Office, {
side curtain to buggy, numbered OF
the inside, in white figures, Sl5. Find
er will please leave at the post office
0. FREDENBURG, U, S. Mail Carrier.
Fl. J. Lister and wife of Crook count,
visited with his brother-in-law, Henry
Martin, and familya few days this weel
while on their way to Portland. Mr.
Lister is one of the most prominen
stock men of Crook county.
Miss Constance Bradley, who ha
been spending the past month with he
parents at Dayton, Oregon, returned
Tuesday evening and will remain thi
winter with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
E. r. Bradley.
Mrs. William Kendall of Waco
Texas, is spending several weeks witt
her brother, VIII Haynes, whom she
had not seen for p years. TO say there
was joyous meeting puts it mildly.
c. +. Mahaney sold his property il
Blowers Addition to Geo. I. Prathe
this week and intends moving ON, ant
improving, his homestead near Mitch
ellis point
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cochran wen
to Goldendale last week, to visit al
uncle of Mr.. Cochran's he had not seel
for 80 years. They returned home yes
terday.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congregation
al church have given up their Fair din
ner, and will give "Fakir's Fair
Thanksgiving eve at the X. of p. hall.
Frank Ingram returned the first q
the week and goes to work on Mathew
bridge-gang on the o. Il. & n. Frank
mother will do the cooking for tie crew
f. L. Rood's painters repainted tn
old Parker house, on Mt. Defiance, las
week. Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Newby ar