The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-18


before April 26th. To others the price
will be advanced 1c per crate. Growers
will do well to attend to this notice
NJ. E. Welch finds it pays to advertise
in the Glacier. The little item in last
weeks paper telling of his skill as vet
erinary surgeon brought him three men
to doctor their cows, who said they did
not know that he knew anything about
treating cows. Mr.. Welch was state
OF Wisconsin for four years
and served as city veterinary in La
Crosse for number of years. His skill
in his profession isknown by all Wis
consin people in Hood River Call on
him when your live stock of any kind
needs treatment.
Mrs. S. E. Bartmess is in receipt Of
the Valley Register, a newspaper pub
lished at Middletown, Maryland, In
which is a long article showing that
Miss Mamie Grouse, pretty 17-year-
old girl, of Middletown, was the real
Barbara Freitchie," the heroine .of
Whittier's poem. Mamie Grouse is now |
Mrs. j. II. Bennett and lives at Fred
erick, eight miles from Middletown.
Mrs. Bartmess' name was Grouse, and |
she is a first cousin of the heroine.
First of the Season.-Ernest Jenson
was serving ice cream Sunday, the first
of the season. He kindly remembered
the Glacier force and brought in boun-
teous dishes OF ice cream on the warm
afternoon OF Monday. This excellent
dish as prepared by MIR. Jensen seemed
to fill long-felt-want with the editor
and the devil. Here's to Mr.. Jensen,
may he live long and prosper, and our
Dutch devil echoes "gesundheit. F"
CT. Waldo started Wednesday for
California, where he has business inter
ests and where he expects to locate
again with his family Mr. Waldo likes
Hood River and believes it has bright
prospects, but there are considerations
that take him away from Hood River for
the present. His numerous friends
here will wish him and his oestimable
wife success and prosperity wherever
they may go.
The saloon question is up again in
Hood River. The prohibitionists and
temperance people got to work in good
season this time and are circulating re-
monstrances against renewing licenses
before their expiration. From the num-
Der of names already on the remon-
strances it looks as if the saloon men
might experience some difficulty in pro-
curing a majority OF the names on their
petitions.
Mr.. Robert Craig of St. Paul, Mimi,
who has been spending a few months
looking over Oregon, with view to re-
moving to the state, arrived in Hood
River last Tuesday evening. He is look
ing for change from the rigors of a
Minnesota winter. The Oregon climate
has already greatly benefited him, and
he looks forward to the time when he
will become permanent resident OF the
state.
The Congregational monthly tea given
at the residence of Mrs. D. o. Entrican
last Friday afternoon was as usual, well
attended Music on the piano by Lizzie
Roberts, Mrs. Ii. l.. Dumble, Mrs. IL.
w. Huxley and Mrs. Henry Mcclure
was duly appreciated by all as was also
the vocal solo by Mrs Huxley and the
duet by Mrs. z. S. Davidson, jr., and
Mrs. NJ. Ried.
The headquarters of the syndicate
that bought the townsite property will
be at John l.. Hendersons office. All
real estate dealers will handle the prop
erty and make sales subject to contirma-
ton by the head office, at prices slightly
in advance of former prices.
Hood River chickens have been roost-
ing high for the past week. Whether
their actions we're caused by climatic
conditions or by the advent of the min
isterial gathering which adjourned last
Wednesday evening is difficult to deter
mine.
Rudy Cradlebaugh was in town Tues
dav. Rudy is now bigger man than
his dad, has expanded since leaving
here a few years ago in about the same
proportion Hood River has expanded IN
that time.
G. j. Gessling will commence the
building of 81 800 dwelling house on
his two acres in Parkhurst as soon as he
receives the plan from the architect. lie
will cultivate the balance OF the two
acres in strawberries.
Members OF the A. o. U. w. and De-
gree of Honor are requested to be present
Saturday evening, April 18th. Ladies
of the d. of ii. are reminded not to tor'
get their neckties. Com.
Church Wedding-The friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Troy Shelley are invited to the
marriage of their daughter Pauline, to
Mr.. Guv Talmage, in the Union church.
Sunday April 20, at u O'Clock.
Lewis Davidson had y great many
friends among the Artisans, and on ae
count of his death, the concert which
they had prepared for the 22d inst. has
been indefinitely postponed.
Geo. II. Hines, the veteran printer
pioneer and secretary of the Oregon
Historical Society, is in attendance al
the Congregational association meeting
in Hood River this week.
From the number of beer bottles Sc
out in front Of prohibition headquarter'
Tuesday morning it looked IKE th'
prohi's had been ratifying in the gooc
old-fashioned way
Mrs. II. C. Barber and son Of Meads
vile. Mo, sister to Mrs. T. Nj. Amen
arrived in Hood River for visit. Late
She will visit her mother and sister a
b Wapinitia, Ore.
L. c. briggs, Of the real estate firm Q
briggs, Culbertson & Co, is in the CIT.
and expects soon to make his perma
nent home in Hood River.
Mrs. J. b. Hunt and son Glenn re
P turned, Monday, from an extende'
visit with friends and relatives IN tn
, Eastern states.
: Ii Jim Hanna knows how to work IN
5 saloon element dnring the campaign, VI
NAV have a prohibition Sheriff.
Mrs. W.M Ellis has been very i'll wit
E pneumonia but is now convalescing.
Mrs. Wm. Birgfeld Ct The Dalles va
, A visitor in Hood River Tuesday.
. Dressed chicken for sunday Dime