The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-02-28

Matt Russell's house and lot is for
sale at 5000 cash. The house will rent
Five acres, set to berries, within ~
miles Of town, for sale on easy terms
by Friday & Barnes.
Davenport Bros. Lumber Co. has good
dry fir wood that they can deliver in
town at 1915 per cord.
The barber shop formerly occupied by
Evans q DeBord is for sale-house and
lot-for 500. Apply to Prather Invest
ment Co.
Sexton & Walther, The Dalles, Or, re
agents for the SMITH STUMP FULLER.
Write to them for prices and circulars
before ordering elsewhere.
Mrs. Sarah L. Cole has been granted
pension of IS per month,
Just arrived, carload of Utah land
plaster, Davidson Fruit Co.
DIR. Frank Strong at the U. B. church
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Free.
DR.. Shaw is having an addition built
to his house occupied by Truman Butler.
Fruit growers in the vicinity of The
Dalles have organized fruit growers
union.
W. o. Ash went to Portland Tuesday
to take the encampment degree in Odd
Fellowship.
Old people, who want seat, mus
come early Friday evening to hear DIR.
Frank Strong.
The president of the state university
OF Oregon will lecture at U. B. church
Friday evening.
The model OF G. A. Wyman's brick
making machine can be seen at Geo. P.
Crowell's store.
s. L. Taylor is building a residence on
the part OF his land he had left after
selling to Mrs. Clough.
The Langille house is for sale. In
Quire up stairs. The store room will be
ior rent after March lst
youth, the Time for Attainment"
is DR.. Frank Strong's subject Friday
evening at the U. B. church.
The state encampment of the G. AR.
and w. R. G. will be held at Astoria
this year, June 4th, 9th and 9th.
Frank Davenport has 1000 acres of
land iu square piece, four miles from
Hood River, for sale at IS an acre.
1t seems strange that some one does
not take Davenports offer on good apple,
pasture and strawberry land at IS an
acre.
For Sale.-Ten acres, all under culti-
walton, 2h miles out on the Mt. Hood
road. Price $4,000 Inquire of Friday
& Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.Sears arrived home
on Tuesday from their extended tour in
the Eastern states. They were gone
three months.
Special sale on laces from o. m. to 5
p. m. on Saturday. Special sale on
overalls from a. m. to 5 p. m. Satur-
day. The up-to-date store. Frank A. Cram.
Hon. E. L. Smith has received let
ter from M. +. Christ of Paris, France,
says he will be here next fall to secure
Hood River apples for the Paris mar
kets.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp is in Portland Sc
lecting a stock of Paris patterns for the
spring millinery trade. Her sister, Miss
Agnes, accompanied her and is visiting
friends.
The ladies' aid of the Congregational
church will meet promptly at 2 o'clock,
Friday, February 28th, in the lecture
room Of the church. Work for all, and
a full attendance is desired.
The Portland Association Of the Con-
gregational churches and ministers will
convene with the Congregational church,
Hood River, Tuesday, April 8th, contin-
uing in session two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ladd of Portland
and five of their friends were guests of
the Parker house Friday till Monday.
They made the tour of the valley in one
OF the Mt. Hood Stage Co.'S. coaches.
1t has been remarked that very in
telligent class of people has been attend
ing the lecture course OF the Brother
hood of Andrew and Philip. 1t will be
true Friday evening, when DR.. Strong
lectures
M. E. McCarty of the Paris Fair has
gone to New York to look after spring
goods. Something new for Hood River
merchant to go as far as New York to
buy goods But Hood River is up to
date in all things.
Hood River has good cause to COM
plain of the increase in taxes over last
year. So far as learned from taxpayers
taxes have been doubled. If the same |
increase holds good throughout the
county what's going to be done with |
the money!
B. r. Tucker exhibited some fine
specimens of applesa the apple growers
meeting Saturday. Among the lot was
a Yellow Newtown, the largest and I'm
est specimen we ever raw. Mr.. Tucker
also exhibited a sprout from a petite
prune tree that was about 10 feet long.
A very neat advertising card and pro-
gramme for the "Irish Duke" play, |
printed by 4. r. Bradley, is out. The
play comes off this Thursday evening. |
Everybody will be there. Prof. Smith
promises the best entertainment of the
season. He says everybody over S5
years Of age will be made Is years
younger by the fun in the play. Secure
reserved seats at Clarke's drug store.
The next lecture in the course given
by the Brot lerhood of Andrew and
GnlllD VIII Dt ucllNtFNu ttilo
evening by DR.. Frank Strong, president
of the Oregon State University. DIR.
Strong is not stranger to Hood River
and we may expect a full
house to hear this eminent scholar ahd
educator. Following DR.. Strong, Friday
evening, March l4th, will come Captain
j. z. Shaw, who has been secured to
lecture on that date.
Frank A.Cram got moved into his new
store room in the Often block last week.
Mr.. Cram is now the proud possessor of
one of the best appointed and handsomest
stores in Wasco county. No doubt
about this statement. Go into his store
and you'll be convinced. The store at
night is lighted with ten S2-candle cleo
trio lights, showing the large and well
selected stock of goods to good advan-
tage. In daytime a sky-light gives all the
light required. On the right as you en-
ter the store is the department for Ia
dies goods, on the left mems furnish
ing goods, and at the north end OF the
store is the shoe department, which will
be in charge of an expert shoe salesman.
There are dressing rooms for both ladies
and gentlemen, and nothing has been
left nndone that will add 10 the comfort
and convenience Of the patrons OF the