The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-25

tSH " DOO thC aHiOuHb OF work being
done Oh every hand. He has been q
close reader of the Glacier and thought
himself well posted in regard to the i'm.
proyements going on, but he finds the
hall has not been told. A person must
see for himself to realize the wonderful
changes taking place in our valley. The
country is rapidly being cleared, and it
will not be long till the whole valley Is
planted to orchards, berries and farm
crops. Good residences, farm buildings.
new fences, etc, are everywhere to be
seen, Men, women, boys and girls were
seen hoeing berry plants, dropping and
setting plants, setting trees and burning
brush. We do not believe anv other
rural community in the state can pre-
sent such scene Of industry as can be
seen in a drive through Hood River val
ley any day in the week.
The 83d anniversary of Odd Fellowship
In America will be celebrated in Port
land Saturday, April 26th, by the ded-
lcatlon OF their new home. The Dalles
lodge celebrated on their regular meet.
ing night, April 23d, and the following
members of Idlewllde lodge and the
Rebekah from Hood River, went to
The Dalles to participate: w 0 Ash and
wife, H ] Hibbard and wife. L E Morse
and wife, Mrs. Henry Mcclure, Edith
Moore, 0 B Hartley, & Z Mason, Jas
Reese, H J Palmer, O A Rinehart, S C
Jackson, j L Henderson, w Taylor,
E Hanna, Geo Thompson, A Gatchell.
Friday & Barnes sold Saturday, to j.
A. Thompson, 20 acres belonging to
w. A. Slingerland consideration 81 200.
Also, 20 acres belonging to L. N. Blow
ers, in Crapper district, to G. G. Jant-
zen consideration 81 500. Mr.. Jantzen
will build upon his land at once and
make his home there.
The body Of John Egan, who was
drowned in the Columbia at White Sal
mon, March 28th, was washed ashore
at Bonneville, one day last week. Mr.
Rowland, the ferryman, went down and
identified the body, which was brought
home and buried at White Salmon, Mon
day.
j. |. Miller is expecting three fami-
lies from Dodge City, Kansas, to arrive
this week. Their names are H. A..
Moore and James Henry and a son of
the latter and his family. These are
old-time friends of Mr.. Miller whom he
has not seen for 20 years.
Frank Quinn, who has worked as tin
ner in the Davidson cannery for the past
two or three years, is again in Hood
River. He is good workman and has
made many friends here.
Miss Nettie Allen was awarded the
scholarship offered by Philomath col
lege to the graduate of the eighth grade
in Hood River school who received the
best grading this year,
Strawberry growers who want to buy
their strawberry crates at l5c "will have
to hurry" If their contracts are not
already made, Saturday, April Goth, is
the last day.
Geo. Aleck is again in the tolls of the
law. While in The Dalles, Sunday, he
attempted to rob some Indians, was ar
rested and now languishes in Jail.
Found-In w. V. Johnson's buggy ON
the night OF the Meneley concert, some
smoking tobacco. Owner can have by
paying for this notice.
Misses Nettie Kemp, Pearl Cox and
frankie Parrott came up on the Regu-
lator last Friday and returned to Port
land Tuesday.
The apple trees are in bloom in the
lower part of the valley. Oak trees in
town are in bloom and will soon be in
iull leaf.
VIM. Thompson came up from Port
land last Friday much improved in
health. He returned to Portland We'd
nesday.
The ladies' aid of the Congregational
church will meet this week, on Friday
at o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Noah
Bone.
For sale at the Emporium--15 acres
one mile from town on main road one
half cleared house and barn 5000 per
acre.
Friday & Barnes sold the lot on the
corner Of State street and Park avenue
to Z. l.. Smith consideration $3.50.
The ladies aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. o. l.. Stranahan on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Rev. Chris Nickelsen came over from
Goldendale on Monday for weeks Wis
it with his parents at Belmont.
Found-An old time geography, own
er can have by proving ownership and
paying for this notice.
Mrs. Pealer is recovering from spell
of the grip and was in the city Wednes-
day.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins will preach in the
Union church Sunday, at 8 p. m.
Dallas has Buckeye Mowers and
Thomas hay rakes for sale.
Strawberry plants at fuckers; SOC a
thousand in the ground
Miss Dolly Yields of Waitsburg is Wis
iting in Hood River.
G., D. Woodworth has strawberry
plants for sale.
A. J. Rogers is quite sick with pneu-
monia.
Walter Foley is back home from Port
land.
In the report Of the prohibition nominees
in last weeks Glacier, Rev. Ii. G. Shatfer, can
didate for the legislature, was placed in the
wrong district He is a candidate in the leg
islative district composed of the counties of
Wasco, Crook, Klamath and Lake.
A marriage license was issued by the coun-
ty clerk on Tuesday to Lee Il. Odell and Ade-