The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-11

Mrs, Rose Mccoy, who recently re-
turned from California, remembered
the Glacier office with fine assortment
of different kinds Of oranges and grape
fruit. AT Riverside she visited the or
chard Of J. s. Kastleman and procured
some fine specimens Of fruit. Mr.. Kas-
tleman has 80 acres in oranges, for which
he said he wouldn't take $75, 600. His in
come for one year has been as high as
$4,000. The expense Of eultiyating and
gathering the fruit is about 81, 900 year.
J. II. Cradlebaugh has come back to
Hood River to live. John always did
know good thing when he saw it and
OF course knows there is no better place
than Hood River. He has formed q
partnership with S. f. Fouts and will
deal in real estate. Mr.. Cradlebaugh' s
name has been mentioned for congress
on the democratic ticket, but he says he
couldn't afford to accept the nomina-
ton. Hood Rriver would give him
nearly solid vote if he would be .candi-
date
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Davidson cele-
brated their wooden wedding Tuesday
evening. Whist was played and the
fortunate players we're Miss Lizzie Rob-
erts and II. f. Davidson. The unfortu-
nate players were Mrs. ]. F. Watt and
G. A. Bell. A number of presents were
received. A dilicious lunch was served
and everyone enjoyed pleasant even
ing.
| A big slide on the railroad at Dodson' s
place, below Bonneville, delayed trains
on Monday, and the track was not
cleared till about O'Clock Tuesday
morning. The mail and passengers on
the morning overland trains were trans
ferred, and the Spokane train due here
at 8 :25 Monday night did not arrive till
5 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
A court of Foresters OF America was
instituted in Hood River last Saturday
night, with "a charter members. About
80 members of the Dalles court came
down on the steamer Shaver to assist in
the ceremonies. DIR. Brosius is chief
ranger of the new court, which will be
known as Court Hood River, No. AZ.
The Dalles Nursery stock will be in
charge OF Paul G. Krugerat the Glen
wood hotel Saturday, April 18th. All
who have ordered goods viii please be
on hand promptly to receive them.
There will be a few extra trees and those
desiring good variety Of trees can pro-
cure them of him then.
o. 7 Smith and family from Colorado,
are stopping at the Glenwood. Mr..
Smith expects to lease the Hibbard
place for three years. They come to
this country hoping the change of eli
mate will benefit their little eight-year-
old daughter, who has been an invalid
for seven years.
The supreme court has sustained the
decision of the district court in the case
wherein the d. & AN COY sued for
damages for the death OF Harper Han
son, who was drowned in the Columbia
river August s, 1898, by his small boat
being struck by the steamer Sarah Dix
on. The steamboat company won the
suit.
M. F. 10y, now residing in Clark
county, Wash, was in Hood River Mon
day. He had been out to Camas Prairie.
His son Will is now second mate on the
Bailey Gatzert and holds a pilots COM
mission for service on the Columbia.
Will is good boy and richly deserves
his promotion,
An interesting lecture is announced,
that of Rev. B. B. Burton at the Valley
Christian church next Monday evening.
Those who can attend should not miss
it. See announcement in another
column.
Miss Emma Bonney, accompanied
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Clyde Bonney, to
her home at Tygh valley last week. Miss
Bonney will remain for a while at her
homestead before her return to Hood
River.
]. r. Rand came up Tuesday from
Portland where he has secured a situa-
ton as motorman on the City and Sub
urban street railway. He went to Port
land Thursday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. w. p.
Watson gave them surprise Monday
evening. twas in honor of Mrs. Wat
sons birthday, she being 81 years of
age.
L.-W. Morton, wife aud son of Illinois
are visiting with j. w. Morton. They
are favorably impressed with Hood Riv-
er, especially with the spring water.
Miss Lloyd, a sister of Mrs. B. War
rem, arrived here from the East, last
Thursday, ON visit to her sister and
family and relatives on Puget sound.
Regular meeting of Canhy post, II. A.
r, and W. r. c., tomorrow, Saturday.
A full attendance is necessary, as there
will be important business.
The Davidson Fruit Co. is setting l3
acres to strawberries on Willow Flat,
East Side. They are also setting 600
peach trees.
Rev. Archer and family of Wasco
have been visiting in Hood River and
returned home the first of the week.
Notice the ad for Capt Coe in another
column. He has some of the choicest
lots in town for sale.
The comedy show advertised for Mon
day evening was postponed till next
Monday evening.
Examinations in the Hood River
school commenced Wednesday and will
today, Friday.
Rambler and Columbia bicycles for
sale or rent at the Peoples Store.
Strawberry crates at the box factory
now ready to be hauled out.
s. J. LaFrance of Portland has been
in town during the week.
The Hood River school will close two
weeks from today.