The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-09-26

les of the United States. The Type
writer Exchange sent Mr.. Savage to
San Francisco two years ago. They
have wanted his services ever since he
came to Hood River, and now that he
has consented to 60 back to their en-
ploy, the company pays the fare OF
himself and family to Chicago and
gives him an increase OF salary. MIR.
and Mrs. Savage will be missed by the
many friends they have made during
their stay in Hood River; but their
friends can derive consolation from the
fact that persons moving away from
Hood River always come back
The remains of Ed Berth, who died in
Portland last Saturday, were brought to
Hood River Wednesday and buried in
Idlewilde cemetery. Mr.. Berth was be-
ing treated for cancer and died while
being operated upon in Portland hos
ptal, He was a member of the order
Of Woodmen Of the World and carried
$4,000 insurance. Ed was good boy,
and his friends in Hood River will learn
of his death with deep regret.
Alta meeting Of the Congregational
church held last Sunday, the following
persons were chosen delegates 10 the
state Association at Salem, October 2l
--23, viz: Mrs. Ii. F. Davidson, T. R.
Coon, Mrs. Gertrude ingalls,, Mrs. Fl. j.
Fredericks and Mrs. f. B. Barnes. Al
ternates-Mr. f. B. Barnes and Mr..
and Mrs. q. Il. Castner.
Generous hearted people who desire
to contribute fruit, clothing or cash to
the people left destitute by the forest
fires, can leave their contributions with
Abbott 4 Co., on the hill. Mr.. Abbott
has kindly volunteered to deliver all
contributions to the railroad station
that are left at his store.
Mrs. M, r. Noble and children re-
turned from the hop fields near Aurora
last Thursday. They made $50 picking
hops, and would have had a pleasant
outing, but it was their misfortune to
be located where the water was not
good, and the children were sick part
Of the time.
A pumpkin pie social will be conduct
ed by the young people Of the Valley
Christian church, at the Christian Tab
ernacle Friday evening, October 3. A
portion uf the proceeds will be applied
to the tabernacle fund. A lunch will be
served for Is cents. All are cordially
invited.
Tom Daffron Of Luckey's Blacksmith
shop brought in sample of the trim
mings Of a much-neglected horses hools.
Those from one hooi had been saved
aud weighed a pound and half. Most
certainly that horse has cause to be
grateful = to the blacksmith.
Order of Westinghouse Special doin's"
at Odd Fellows hall Saturday night.
All members requested to be present.
Team work. Questions of meeting night
and place of meeting to be decided.
Bring refreshments and let's have an
old-fashioned time.
And now comes NJ. +. Jacobs with a
fish story that beats them all. Others
have told OF their big catches in Hood
river since the late run Of salmon trout,
but Mr. Jacobs says he went fishing one
day last week and-didn't get q fish.
Charlie Davidson was down from
BeIlamy Gardens Tuesday, He says the
work Of grubbing and improving still
goes on at Belamy Gardens, and that it
is bound to be in the near future the
garden spot Of Hood river valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Locke attended the
state fair last week. Mr.. Locke pur-
chased aud brought home two Angora
20 IL n Intat.Hu 10 a,tH SA fl,to
ber and have flock Of goats to clear
some of his brush land.
Guy Rand in seven hours fishing Sat
urday caught % big salmon trout. This
beats the record for this season. The
Glacier didn't get any OF the fish, but
this story is vouched for by Bent Rand.
Mrand Mrs. w Dinsmore OF Portland
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Nj. A.
Cook. Mr.. Dinsmore, who is Mrs.
Cooks brother, expects to remove to
New York in the near future.
The Misses Anna and Belle Wolfard
and Lydia Grove OF White Salmon will
start Friday or Saturday for Goldendale,
where they will attend the academy
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL, Bishop and son
left for their duties at Warm Springs,
Oregon, Tuesday, after a pleasant vaca-
ton spent in Hood River
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sutherland re-
turned last Friday from the hop fields
In the Willamette valley, They picked
hops 10 days and made $50.
Fred Lockley, ,jr. travelling correspond
ent OF the Portland Journal, was in town
Wednesday. Mr.. Lockley expects to be
visitor at our fair.
Mrs. Edith Pierce and her brother
William Davis returned Tuesday from
Portland, where they spent a week
visiting friends.
Teachers, remember the meeting to
be held at 2 p. M Saturday in the
Hood River school building, and don't
fail to attend.
John Horrom, lately from the Hoosier
state, is clerking for S. E, Bartmess
while Meigs Bartmess is attending col
lege,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry MEG uire attend.
ed the State Fair last week, and are
now visiting in the Willamette valley.
Mrs. J. II. Gould returned Saturday
from Portland, where she has been hay
ing her eyes treated by a specialist.
Peter Harsh is building a residence
on his place 4 miles south Of town. The
building will be 22x2S feet in size
The ladies of the Congregational aid
will meet this week at Mrs. George T.
Prather's, Friday, at 2 O'clock
NJ. c. Fox of White Salmon returned
"Wednesday morning from the harvest
fields of Walla Walla valley.
Nj. Sunderland is adding to the list of
Improvements by building a new fence
in front of his property.
j. f. Jacobson and family, having sold
their farm at White Salmon, moved to
Portland Tuesday.
Get ready for the fair.