The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Heatley of San
Francisco were in Hood River for sever
al days during the week. Mr.. Heatley
represents Schilling & Co. of San Fran
cisco as travelling sale sman and often
comes to Hood River, for which he has
a liking. Mr. Heatley says he will be
sure to come to our fair. He is interest
ed in horticulture and knows that our
display Of apples will be something well
worth seeing.
! The New Christian Tabernacle was
not large enough to accommodate the
audience Sunday evening and many
were turned away for want of room
Elder jenkins has been preaching to
good audiences during the week and the
meetings will continue over Sunday.
There will be no services Sunday
morning, but there will be special SER
vices in the evening beginning at 7:30
O'Clock.
M. 2. Isenberg was in town Tuesday
for the first time in just one month. He
has been engaged setting strawberry
| plants and irrigating acres OF berries.
tie and his sons will have s acres in
berries this fall They are now shipping
pears, of which fruit they will have 100
boxes. They also have big apple crop.
David d. Garrison, formerly of Hood
River, arrived in Portland from Kalama
Monday, and was interviewed by a
Journal reporter. The Journal men,
tions David as an old-time scout who
was with General Howard. Mr.. Gar
rison will locate permanently at Sell
wood.
w. E. Parker, an attorney looking
after matters for the o. r. x n. Co.,
was in Hood River the first of the week,
the guest of A. /. Mason of the East
Side. Mr.. Mason took him over the
valley, and he went home with nice
box of Hood River apples, fully imressed
with the fact that Hood River is all
right.
The wood situation here is that there
are no cars for shipping wood, and no
room for the storing of wood along the
track or in the yards. The cordwood
industry of Hood River is not its least
industry, and dealers deserve better fa-
cilities for shipping.
A. w. Corstons got hurt in the back
while working on the railroad a week
His place on the railroad is being held
open for him, but he would prefer a
lighter job at about $35 month.
A person who attended the meeting
in the tabernacle Sunday night was
heard to remark that he was surprised
to see the devil walk out OF the building
at the close of the services. He referred
to the printers devil of the Glacier.
There will be dime social given by
the Belmont Epworth League at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Church,
Wednesday evening, September IL. A
program has been especially prepared
for the occasion, and every one is cor
daily invited to attend.
The number of pupils in the Hood
River school continues to increase.
There we're twelve new pupils Monday.
The new blackboard with green sur
face in Mrs. Reid's room is the pleasure
and delight all who have seen it.
The association of teachers for the
western end of Wasco county will meet
at the school house in Hood River at 2
O'Clock tomorrow, Saturday The sub
ject of Whites Art of Teaching will be
studied.
briggs, Culbertson & Co. cold the w,
P. Watson 10 acres near Frankton last
Wednesday to Jos Loser recently from
Utah, for $3.50. Mr.. Loser will begin at
once to improve the land and make ii
his home.
Mrs. Entrican was injured one even
ing last week by falling off the sidewalk
on State street. Bannisters are needed
there to prevent such accidents in the
future.
Captain f. NJ. Jackson OF the East
Side is marketing his Gravenstein and
Maiden Blush apples. He will have 200
boxes of winter apples from $50 trees.
F. r. Austen, wife and two youngest
children and X. S. Andrews returned
last week from an outing in the noun
tains. They report splendid time.
7. G. Dallas was at White Salmon
several days during the week putting in
hot water tanks and plumbing for the
residence of G. NJ. Wolfard.
There has been a report around town
that there is smallpox at Davenport's
mill. The Glacier is reliably informed
that the report is unfounded.
The ladies' aid society Of the Congre-
gationsl church will meet this week, on
Friday, at 3 O'Clock, at the residence OF
Mrs. P. S. Davidson, ir.
Linn McAlden, soliciting for Rand
McNa.iy x Cos maps, was in the city
last week
John |. Hsrdie of Salt Lake CITY was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Staten
last week.