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

week to attend the carnival. WheI
night came on they tried in vain to Sc
cure lodgings, and after roosting OF
some boxes and barrels all night an6
being unable TO secure beds the mex
day, they came home in the evening
Now when asked about The Dallei
carnival all yon can get out OF them is
"0hl darn The Dalles anyway"
The Madison Square Theater com
pany has been playing to very gooo
houses the past two nights, and thell
audiences have been well satisfied will
their entertainment. This company Il
giving better class of entertainments
than are usually presented by compan'
les visiting small towns, their prices oi
admission are very reasonable and they
deserve the patronage of the play-going
public.
Andrew Lindaes and family arrived in
Hood River last Friday from Grande
Ronde valley. He has purchased the
John Donahue place at Belmont and is
here to stay. Mr.. Lindaes recommend
ed himself to the community as pro-
gressive and up-to-date citizen by sub
scribing for the Glacier within two hours
after he arrived in Hood River.
Mrs. j. L. Henderson and son ar
rived at home last Friday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Nina Scott and
daughter Mrs. Scott is sister TO Mrs.
Henderson and comes with the inten-
tion Of making Hood River her future
home.
Amos Underwood sent man out to
his mines at Mccoy creek last week TO
look after his property there, but has
received word that all his buildings and
improvements were destroyed by the
recent forest fires.
The Mount Hood Hotel has its hot
house nearly completed. 1t is neat
little affair and Landlord Gilbert will
doubtless be putting on metropolitan
airs this winter. Fresh cut flowers on
the table at all meals.
Charles jacobson and family have
come to make their home among us and
have purchased 20 acres of the Galligan
place at Belmont. They arrived from
Grande Ronde valley last Friday morn
ing.
Mr.and Mrs. +. M. Dunn and Mrs. LID.
Leonard of Portland came to Hood Riv
er q few DAYS ago, called hereby the acci-
dent to John j. Dunn, and remained
with him during his last hours.
Warren Davenport baled $50 tons Of
hay on his ranch this season, 40 tons Ct
which was second crop clover. Hood
Rivers hay crop seems to be almost OH
par with her crop of apples
Grenvile Goddard is putting up a
neat little building on their ranch at
Crapper which will b, used for tenn
porary dwelling and made to serve later
as barn.
Walter Leaning came up from Port
land Saturday and is spending week S
vacation with his brother, G. A. Lean
ing, ON the home place southwest of
town.
John L. Henderson brought to the
Glacier office last Saturday some sam
Piles of tomatoes which he raised on his
property in town. They were beauties.
Condor, Gillian county, is threatened
with an epidemic of typhoid fever and
the Globe advocates cleaning up the
streets as a precautionary measure.
Frank 0lds and wife of San Francisco
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Staten. Mrs.
0lds is sister to Mrs. Staten. They
think Hood River is little paradise.
II. J. Palmer departed Saturday for
Bend, Oregon, where he goes to take
charge of the Deschutes Echo. The
Glacier wishes him success.
Bring the babies to the fair Friday
and Saturday and prove to visitors that
Hood River can raise prize babies as
we'll as prize apples.
Mrs. Edyth T. Weathered of the Ore
gonian staff is at ending the fair and
enjoying the beauties of Hood River
scenery this week.
Hood Rivers delegation to the Grand
Army encampment at Washington City,
had reached Grand Island, Nebraska,
at noon, October 3.
The Oregonian is being represented
at the fair by Mr.. Perry OF the cir
culation department. Now is the time
to subscribe.
T. H. Williams of the Royal Bakery
goes to the Willamette to harvest big
crop of "spuds' near Woodburn, Oregon,
this week.
W. E. Sheriff. has purchased the in
terest of w. p Watson in their garden
and is now sole proprietor of fine lot
of garden sass,
Mrs. Joseph Frazier returned Satur-
day from Portland where she has been
visiting friends and relatives the past
month.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Bonney are pleased to welcome them to
our midst again. They returned last
Friday.
George Goss of Columbus, Wash,
was down on a short visit to his parents
on Lyman Smith avenue last week.
The Artisans will inaugurate season
of twice-a-month dances with social
hop Friday evening, October H.
Albert Gibbons returned home last
week from Elgin, Wash, where he has
been for the last nine months.
Mrs. Ramsay, nee Madge Warren is
visiting her parents, friends and the
fair in Hood River this week
Mrs. Eva Clarke and daughter from
Hood River are here on VISIT to friends
and relatives.-Dufur Dispatch.
g. f. Bowerman has purchased 40
acres on the East Side, 0dell district,
through w. V. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cunning attended
the Unitarian conference in Portland
last week, returning Saturday.
Miss Fowler went to The Dalles last
week to attend her sisters wedding and
enjoy few days vacation.
Last Wednesday, October /, was the
beginning of the year 1868 according to
the old Testament.
f. 3. Barnes spent few days in Port
land on business the latter part of last
week.
E. Nj. Camp of Idaho is looking over
the valley with view to loea ting here.
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