The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-07-18

knowledge OF music. His march ant
two step is an improviso set to music b.
w. Otto Meissner. "The Criterion" i
for sale in the music department o
Booths store.
G. L. Rogers this week, purchased til,
A. n. Rahm IL y acres, near the Idle
wilde cemetery, and the So acres o
Mrs. A. r. Smith, adjoining the same
consideration "a, 400. This with his owr
l219acres gives Mr.. Rogers one Of the best
30 acers Of strawberry land in the valley
Last year Mr.. Rahm cleared $l400 from
~ acres of Strawberries, and this season
he sold from this same patch 1925 crates
Mr.. Rogers now has Is acres in straw
berries and will have the rest of his
farm in berries by another year.
P. d. Hinrichs reports Hood River
crop conditions as follows: Strawberry
harvest is nearly over; the crop was the
largest ever gathered In Hood River
The pear and apple trees are loaded and
the fruit has to be thinned or the trees
will break down. The first crop OF hay
is nearly all cured and hauled to the
barn or in stack. Wheat and oats are
ripe and in shock.
Rev. J.T.Merrill, now presiding elder
of the Eastern Oregon district Of the u.
B. church, with his family, was visiting
in Hood River during the week. Rev.
Merrill will be located at The Dalles.
His district will include Wasco and Sher-
man counties, Portland and Vancouver.
The many friends Of Reverend and Mrs.
Merrill are glad to see them again in
Eastern Oregon.
Robert Perigo OF Boonville, Indiana,
and his sister, Miss Nellie Perigo, who
have been visiting Colonel Hartley and
family for the last six weeks, left Tues
day for San Francisco, where they will
spend a few days and then resume their
journey home by the Southern Pacific
route.
James DeBord has purchased hall
interest in the Haines barbor shop. At
present he is spending a couple of weeks
at the coast and will take up his work
in the shop, Monday, July 2S. Mr..
Haines is to be congratulated on secur-
ing so proficient partner as Mr.. De-
Bord.
Jim Langille, accompanied by Judge
Byrkett, Emory Smith of Cincinnati,
and Rudy Cradlebaugh, left Thursday
for a prospecting trip to the Mccoy
Creek mines, about go miles northwest
of Mount Adams. They expect to re-
turn with goodly lot Of the glittering
dust.
Our type, last week, had Towney' Is
bon bons for sale at Cole 4 Wrights'.
"Lowney's" was the name intended.
II you don't believe it, go to Cole &
Wrights' and buy some Of these delicious
sweets. Lowney's candy, with world
wide reputation, is the best there is.
Robert, Agnes and Royston Campbell,
by their nurse, Miss Nellie
Horn, arrived from Chicago, Wednesday
morning, and will spend the summer
with Mrs. Alma Howe, on Lyman Smith
avenue. Miss Horn will leave for Port
land in few days.
Rev. ]. F. Ghormsly of the First
Christian church, Portland, lectured
in the Valley Christian church Wednes-
day evening, on Cape Nome and
Alaska His lecture was well received
by the large audience present.
1t pays to advertise. Frank A. Cram
OF the Up-to-Date store, placed two
line local "Girl Wanted, !" in the Glacier,
July 4, and before the ink was dry on
the next issue his wife presented him
with baby girl.
Miss Lucy Shuttuck returned to Port
In v1H Httao1oxt nffnn N fhraa t.yAAtrpi ,,sosf
in Hood River, part Of which time she
was rusticating in the mountains
with Miss Welty. She was the guest Of
Mrs. ]. Fl. Connell for one week.
Miss Alice Horning, who is teacher
in the New Mexico agricultural. college
at Mesilla Park, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. ID. Thompson. Miss Horning is
professor OF domestic science.
The county court intends building a
bridge across Neil creek in Hood River
valley. Attention of bridge builders is
called to the notice published in another
column calling for bids.
Sloan P. Shut and wife of Granite
passed up on the train Friday. They
were returning from five weeks visit
at their old home in Pennsylvania.
The steamboat engineers strike was
settled last week, Now the boats of both
the Regulator and White Collar Line are
making their regular trips.
Mrs. G. Z. Markham and Mrs White
head are enjoying an atouting Edgmont,
the summer home of T. J. Cunning near
the forks of Hood river.
Miss Nellie Olinger, the efficient clerk
in the Up-to-Date store, left Tuesday for
couple OF weeks vacation at Portland
and the coast.
A basket social will be held Wednesday
evening, Julyf23, at the home of Mrs,
Potter in Belmont. All are invited to
come. Ladies will bring baskets.
Percival Harrell came up from Port
land last Friday to spend his vacation,
and will stay at Mr., Pugh's for the sum-
mer.
G. II. Jenkins will take his vacation
during the month of August and spend
three or four weeks at the coast.
Mrs. A. B. Jones and daughter Elsie
are visiting the family of Hon J. W.
Morton, at the Riverside farm.
Rev. G. F. Clapp Of Forest Grove
breaches at the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening.
Charles Pugh came down from Sher-
man county, last week, for few days
visit.