The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-05-23

J. L. Mitchell, general manager Of the
order OF Washington and several other
members of the supreme union, from
Portland, will be here Saturday evening
to assist Deputy L. H. Roberts to Qhsti-
tute lodge Of that order. The presl-
dent and several members Of the lodge at
The Dalles will also be in attendance.
Mr.. Mitchell will give talk to the lodge
on that occasion. He is very agreeable
and forcible speaker and thoroughly
conversant with both the fraternal and
old line insurance. To the members of
the order this will doubtless be a most
agreeable and entertaining session. The
lodge will start with membership of
more than 100 and will undoubtedly be
the largest lodge of any in the city, as
the tontine plan of insurance is not only
practical but the most popularinsurance
offered.
The Davenport Bros. Lumber Co.'S.
big mill started up Monday to get out
telephone poles for the East Side tele-
phone line. This company has the con-
tract to furnish ties for the Lyle and
Goldendale railroad, which will take
10000. They also have contract from
the Salt Lake Street Railway Co. for
10000 ties. They have orders ON their
books now for over | 900, 600 feet of lum-
ber.
Special Delivery y.-Commencing Mon
day, May 26th, | will put on a special
delivery wagon to make daily trips
through the valley. All orders taken
one day will be delivered the next. You
can get anything in groceries, dry goods,
shoes, hats, gloves, -four, bread and
fresh meats. j. E. RAND.
+. H. Hartman, the railroad magnate,
passed through Hood River on the train
Wednesday. He telephoned from Port
land for five crates of Hood River straw
berries, which were delivered at his car
by the Davidson Fruit Co.
Mrs. s. d. Garner was surprised Mon
day morning by her friend, Miss jean
ette Brandon from Condor. Miss Bran
don has been i'll with pneumonia and
hopes to recuperate with the Hood River
pure air.
r. A. Calkins OF Boulder City, Col,
and his wife, and Wallace B. Calkins,
wife and daughter and two sons, of Oys-
terville, Wash, are visiting their broth.
er, E. D. Calkins, and sister, Mrs. E.
Locke.
A donation party and social was given
at the residence OF Rev.and Mrs. Shatfel
Tuesday evening About 80 persons
were present and good social time
was had. Lunch was served.
]. B.Hunt's new store on Front street
opposite Bone & McDonald's store, il
now open and doing business in all line
of wall paper, paints, oils, holdings, ,etc
F. Eggert came up from Portland
Tuesday and went out to Eggermont
where he will rusticate for the summer
making an occasional trip to Portland
AL. Newton has lumber on the grounC
to build house on his lots in Waucomi
Park addition. ]. L. Blount has th'
contract for building
The ladies' aid of the Congregations
church will meet this week at the hom
of Mrs. F, P. Friday, today, at 2 pm.
S. H. Cox is building H. ]. Byrkett'
cottage, OH River and Irving streets. /
) will be neat building, to cost $3.50.
Mrs. E. W. Udell is visiting with tn
family of her father-in-law at Eagl
! Greek, Clackamas county.
Lost-An appliance for an oxygeno
I. with rubber attachment. Leave at tn
Glacier office.
Frank Noble and family moved u
! from Beaverton on Wednesday and hav
come to stay.
: Screen doors and windows made
q order by the Waucoma Mfg. Co.