The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-05-09

Cherry trees are setting full of fruit.
L. E. Clark went to Wasco on Monday
on business trip.
Linoleum, mating, carpet lining at
the Wall Paper Emporium.
Have you used Malta Vita breakfast
food? Ask for it at Hanna & Hartley's
Try the new breakfast food, Malta
Vita, at Hanna & Hartley's. Two pack
ages for 35c.
Hoes, rakes, shovels, spades, forks of
all kinds-clearance prices-if you need
one come to us. BOOTHS.
s. A. Knapp is bound to be farmer
He has two acres of his land set to
strawberries and will set more in the
fall.
The Paris Fair store store has had the
big front windows lowered and enlarged,
which gives better chance to display
their goods.
Mrs. L. w. Marcellus has purchased
the two lots recently purchased by her
sister, L. W. Berrian, of the Townsite
Company.
S. 4. Bartmess is having his house
painted and the painters, in charge of
f. l.. Rood, are doing fine job on the
business front of the building.
James Henry, wife and daughter and
Miss Bessie Henry, arrived here last
week from Dodge City, Kansas, and ex-
pect to make their homes here.
+. A. Wentworth, who has been fore
man at the Davidson Fruit Co.'S. can
merry for the past year, left town for
parts unknown on Sunday morning.
Grenville Goddard is teaching sing
ing class at Ritzville, Wash. The Ritz
vile Times speaks in glowing terms Of
a concert and ball given by Mr.. Goddard
recently.
The schools of Miss Edna Brown, at
Nicolai and Miss Stella Brown atFrank-
ton, closed last Friday and both teach
ers went to their homes at The Dalles on
Saturday.
II. II. Tomlinson has sold his interest
in the Mt Hood saw mill to one of his
partners, j. l.. Koontz. Mr.. Tomlinson
will now devote his time to improving
his farm at Mt. Hood.
II. j. Byrkett is fencing his lots on
River and Irving streets. He first had
the ground plowed and will put in
garden. His house will be commenced
as soon as he can get lumber on the
ground.
Persons who have been fishing in
Neal creek had better look a little out
for the officers of the law. Neal creek
was stocked with Eastern brook trout
two years ago, and the law protects the
fish for four years from that time.
Ed Miller was down from Mt. Hood
Friday to get some repairs to the mach
inery of the saw mill He has set IL
acres OF orchard and one acre to straw
berries this spring on his homestead
He is having an acre grubbed for pota-
toes this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Smith of Lincoln,
Nebraska, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James 4. Hanna. Mrs. Smith is a sis
ter to Mr.. Hanna. Mr.. Smith was con-
nected with the Port Huron Manufac-
turing Co. of Lincoln, and comes to
Hood River to stay.
John L. Henderson was out OF luck
last week. He was doing some survey
ing out on Methodist lane and left his
surveyors transit with farmer to be
brought in next day. The instrument
was broken before it got home and so
badly damaged that he had TO send for
a new one at cost OF $3.50.
COMPANION J. L. Hanna, when he
learned the colonel was going out for a
few DAYS to rusticate, declared he would
not stay at home while the colonel was
having all the fun. So he lett the store
in charge of the children, Bert, Gladys
and Ellsworth and went with the othe r
members of the party to their wood :
camp where he will rest and enjoy him
self making cordwood for two or three
days.
Mrs. o. B. Hartley was agreeably sur
prised last Sunday morning to receive
a visit from her mother and sister who
came all the way. from Evansville, Ind.
The balance of the family, all but Mrs.
Hartley, knew they were on the way
from q telegram received, and all went to
the train az 4 80 Sunday morning TO re-
reive them. Mrs. Cyrene Logsdon and
Miss Minnie Logsdon are the visitors
and they expect to make good long
stay.
DR.. Riggs of Mt. Hood on Monday
brought down load of "a boxes OF Ben
Davis and Oregon Beauty apples that
we're grown by him and Fred knutson.
Ten boxes were shipped TO Portland and
the balance bought by Hanna q Hartley
at 81. 80 per box. The Ben Davis are
sound as dollar and would keep anoth-
er wear. The Ben Davis are fine cooking
apples, and lovers OF good apple pies
viii know where to find this iavorlte
pie apple.
4. L Mason OF the Pine Grove district
has cast his gauntlet as champion oI
the initiative and referendum amend,
ment and means business. This Is .
matter of the greatest Importance to the
people and should be studied from all
SIDES, and if there be any who are OPP
posad to the amendment let him COM
inunicste with MIR. Mason, arrange a
date and discuss the issue. We can as
sure any such person fair, honorable
treatment not only from Mr. Mason but
from the entire Pine Grove community,