The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-02-14

Next Sunday is the first Sunday In
Lent.
Hanna & Hartley have dry stove wood
for sale.
Miss Van Wyck of Portland is visiting
Mrs. A. B. Garfield.
Rev. Frank Spaulding is assisting in
special meetings at Pendleton.
Back numbers of magazines for sale at
large discount at Bradley's news stand.
Traffic on the river has been resumed.
The boats are making their regular trips.
f. C. Sherrieb butchered nine
months old pig Feb. 4th, that drsseed
$50 pounds.
Five acres, set to berries, within III
miles Of town, for sale on easy terms
by Friday & Barnes.
The snow was more than three feet
deep at Davenport's Millslast week. At
Green Point, il was reported i've feet
deep. III.
Arthur Whcelhouse and Miss Lillian
Smell were married at Arlington Febru-
airy 9th. They will reside at Columbus,
Wash.
The editor Of the Glacier has been
elected an honorary member OF the
Hassalo club, which he considers a
handsome compliment.
Enterprising citizens of White Salmon
will build steps up the bluff about on
the line Of the old foot trei! leading from
the lower valley to Wyers hotel.
Don't forget that DR. Frank Strong Ph.
d., will lecture at the U. B. church,
Feb. 2Sth. You will have to be there
early if you want seat. Collection TAX
en- to defray expenses.
A teacher is wanted at Carson, Ska
mania county, Wash, school to begin
the first Monday in April. Send appll'
catiuns to Mrs. Amelia Andrews, Dist.
Clerk, Carson, Wash.
A. G Helms and histwo boys are grub
birp two acres on his 20 acres bought Of
the litt place, which he expects to put
int potatoes in the spring and next fall
will set to strawberries.
C. NJ. Wolfard has purchased the
Ward house at White Salmon from A
H. Jewett. He also gets several lots
with it. This property is east OF VOL
fard's store about three hundred yards
Mrs. lydia vandevoort Lehman viii
recite, "Who Killed Joe's Baby2" this
Thursday evening at the U. b. church
This will be given under the auspices O.
the prohibition alliance. Admission
free.
The Holmes Ice Company succeeded II
harvesting fine lot OF ice, some say a.,
O0O tons. Ice houses had to be con
structed while the ice was being gath
cred. which kept force of 40 men a
work under Winans Bros.
A shin ment OF wall paper direct iron
the East. prt ductions of the best for
eion and American artists for the Wal
Paper Emporium, makes their line com
plete. and the finest and most artlsti'
in the country. Three cents $3.50 pc
roll.
s. S. Jeffries and L. G. Haynes, th'
new BARRIERS who purchased the Bon Tol
parlors of Evans & DeBord, are botl
family men and are living in the Jack
son house above the Eureka market, OF
Second street. They both like Hoot
River.
w. II. Pugh and wife are visiting il
the East. They left here January 2Stl
and will visit relatives in Kansas, III
nois Missouri and Oklahoma, and will b
gone about three months. This is thel
first visit East since they came to Ore
gon in 1873.
M. NJ. Hill and wife and Miss Mar.
Smith lately arrived here from Waterloo
Iowa. Mr.. Hill has been merchandis
inc as well as farming in Iowa, and ex
meets to locate here and go to farming
They are living in the Fairview house
in Blowers addition.
One of the most enjoyable events o
the sea.on was an oyster supper at tn
home Of j. w jenkins Wednesday even
ing. Feb. 9th, by the members an,
friends of the Valley Christian, churc
in appreciation OF his noble work durin
the past month. There were seventy
five present
Arthur Clarke has closed his jewelr
shop in this city, and left last Monda
for Hood River where he will spend tn
winter with his brother, who is in tn
drug business. Arthur Will also WIS.,
relatives at The Dalles and Moro, an
exnects TO again return to Heppner l
the spring -Heppner Times.
Mail contracts have been awarded a
follows: From Hood River to Binger
Wash. to J. II. Dethman, for 1924
wear; White Salmon to Trout Lake, ]
Wyers. 1884; White Salmon to Gler
wood. T. Wvers, 81 ,095; Hood River
Mt. Hood Hood, o. Fredenberg, $3l:
The contracts run four years from Jul
l, 1902.
Mrs. G. d. Woodworth an
others planned a surprise on MI
and Mrs. H. C. Shaffer last Saturda
evening. Among the many useful art
cles brought was an assortment OF dlsl
es.which pleased Mrs. Shaffer very much
also several yellow legged chickens
which Mr.. Shaffer considered appropr
ate for the occasion.
Col. Hartley tells the following bea
story: "Petor Schmid and Joe Aernl
of Trout Lake went out to set bear traT
about month ago. They found bes
tracks and followed the bear and kilie
him. That was bear enough for one da!
Two DAYS later they started again to sc
their traps and they again got onto bea
tracks and followed bruin all day Il
eanOut uaFks WIFI Nlltf iNuiiN H'" "
hollow log. They killed the bea
Night came on and about six inches
snow covered the ground They eonl
find no dry wood to start fire, so The
crawled into the hollow that ha
been warmed by the bear and campe
for the night without fire. It's a col
day when Trout Lake bear hunter ge'
left"
The Davidson Fruit Company say
that Hood River is away behind in n
matter Of raising hlaekberries. II
growers here are raising the l-awtor
SNYDER and Kittatinv, varieties th'
have been discarded by those loealiti'
that are now making notable success
in that branch Of fruit growing by RAJ
ing the Erie. Hood Rivercan do as We
or better than they do with the san
variety but will not be in the froi
ranks otherwise. The Erie ripens 4
crop at the same time as other warn
ties mentioned but produces a larg'
Yield Of better fruit and will stand shil
ping exoellently. Another bit OF advl'
Tor the raspberry and blackberry gro'
ers is TO pick daily unless the weather
exceptionally cool, for few OVERLY
berries in box will mold and ruin u
whole lot.