The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-03-14
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Nell Foley is up from Portland.
Found-A lady's boa and left at thi
Office.
Lovers of good tea should read Ever.
hart's ad.
Don't miss the lecture this Friday
evening at U. B. church. Free.
A. O. Hershey is getting better of his
rheumatism and is out on crutches.
Mr.and Mrs. w. H Perry moved to theil
new house in Winans addition Saturday
W. H. Smith, travelling for H. E.Buck
len & Co.'S medicines, was in town Fri
day.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Soule March 9th and died March
10th.
Wilhelm & Whitehead have started g
cigar factory in room adjo. ming theil
restaurant.
Lost-On Lyman Smith avenue, q
pocket book containing money. Leave
at this Office.
Found--A buggy whip. Owner will
find it at this office by paying charges
on this notice.
Milton McCollare, Harry Miller and
VIM. st. Miers have letters advertised
in the post office.
Rev. Frank Spaulding has purchased
the VIM. Boorman place at Frankton
and moved out Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lyons and child.
ren, who have all been sick with the
grip, are about recovered.
Hanna & Hartley will give free to all
lady customers on Saturday March 18th,
an excellent fruit salad recipe.
Ladies', you are cordially invited to at.
tend our Easter opening, Saturday, March
18th. NINE. ABBOTT.
II. NJ. Abbott is building a dwelling
on his lots in Hull's addition and ex-
poets to occupy same with his family.
S. w. Arnold is building on his lots
near the armory, on River street, and
will move to town when the house is
finished.
T. Bishop went to Sherman county
last Saturday. He has two wheat ranch
es in that county, one near Biggs, the
Otner IN UfasS Vdlley.
T. J. Cunning and wife sold lot l in
block 7, Parkh hurst addition, to Mrs. Ida
Crapper, who will build residence up
on the lot. The consideration was $500.
W. A. Lockman moved from Nicolai
on Thursday to Judge Prather's farm,
formerly the Dawes Divers place. Fred
Howe did the hauling for Mr.. Lockman.
J.L. Elan of Milton, Oregon, one OF
the proprietors of the mills at that place
that manufactures the celebrated Pea
cock flour, was a visitor in Hood River
last week.
j. B. Hunt and family returned last
Saturday from their trip East, having
been gone Az months They had very
enjoyable visit with relatives, but are
glad to get back to Hood River.
Mrs. Louise Goddard has bought ten
acres Of fine apple and strawberry land
of c. II. Stranahan, in the Barrett dis
drict, and will have trees and plants set
just as soon as the ground is in proper
shape.
Friday & Barnes on Saturday made
sale of SIN. Baldwin's place at Mt Hood
2I0 acres, to A. Ruhnke of Eastern Ore
gon. Consideration $1,000. Mr.. Ruin
Ike is a son-in-law of J. Wagonblast. The
latter will take charge of the place.
A. C. Parrott and family arrived in
Hood River, Monday, from near Grand
Island, Nebraska, the same neighbor-
hood that Judge Henry, Fred Howe and
J. +. Cole came from. Mr., Parrott is
looking for small strawberry ranch.
P.F. Fouts and family arrived home
last Saturday from their trip to Mich
igan. They found cold weather when
they got to Howard City-ten degrees
below zero; had good time on the trip
but are glad to get back to the genial
cline of Hood River.
Rev. f. L. Jones, pastor of the United
Brethren church of Portland, will hold
the quarterly conference of the Hood
River U. b. church next Saturday even
ing at s O'Clock, and will preach Sabbath
morning, after which the quarterly COM
munion service will be held.
jackson & Firebaugh have profess
ional sign writer at work for them. Now
is the time to get good sign. The
signs OF the times point to a busy season
in Hood River. The busy man has no
time to hunt round for your place of
business. Hang your banners ON the
outward wall-don't hide your light un-
der a bushel.
Captain Shaw's lecture this Friday
evening should bring out a full house.
IL will be interesting TO all. History OF
the greatest war OF modern times byone
who was engaged in it in fighting reg
iment from beginning to end, inter
spersed with anecdote OF the private
soldiers life, cannot help but be inter
csting. Lecture will commence at $
O'Clock.
We respectfully call the attention Of
Hood River people to beware Of wall pa
per pedlers. Our wall paper Is better
and cheaper. You need not order more
paper than is required to do your rooms
in order to have enough. II you run
short, by getting your paper of us, 1t
takes but a minute TO get more at our
store. YOu will not need to wait for q
week for il to come from Chicago. We
have 200 patterns 10 choose from, for
less money. A word 10 the wise Is sui
icient. JACKSON X FIRERAueH'