The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-01-24


Have you registered2
Found-A mans glove and left at this
flee.
d. G. Jackson is moving to his place
purchased of w. j. Baker last week.
Are you going to the Red Cross basket
social in Odd Fellows hall Friday even
ing, January 3lst?
DR.. w. E. Perry has moved to Port
;and and given up his residence and
practice in Hood River.
Friday & Barnes will move into E. L.
Smiths Office rooms, next door to +. K.
Bradley's printing office.
Cox & Cook got the contract to build
the sidewalk for DIR, Brosius' property
on Oak and Second streets.
A school meeting to vote tax in the
town district is called for January oath.
See notice in another column.
Plenty from which to choose from at
Mcclure Bros-fresh halibut, salmon,
clans and home made pork sausage.
The lecture by DR.. Frank Strong has
cen postponed on account of revival
services. Watch for date a little later.
Miss Fay LaFrance returned to her
LONE in Portland on Monday after three
weeks pleasantly spent in Hood River.
Miss Ruby Chandler rsturned from
Terrell, Texas, last Wednesday. She
thinks she likes Hood River too well to
stay away from it.
Jas. Parker and Frank Gibbons and
lis younger brother are running a lunch
counter and cigar store in Elgin, Union
tounty, and doing well.
w. L. Brookman, cousin of Mrs. G.
J.. Copple, stopped off in Hood River
aturday and is visiting here. Mr.. Brook
man and wife have been visiting in San
Francisco.
1t pays to advertise. A man at Wen
% hunted around several days for three
calves. He then placed little six-line
ad in the Glacier and the calves came
LONE next day.
Noble & Eastman have commenced the
Improvement of Hanna & Hartley's
store building. 1t will be built out to
the sidewalk to correspond with the
luildings on the sides.
S. A. Knapp is launching out as an
honest farmer He is clearing the 10
acres he bought OF the Parker place, last
summer, and will put the same in straw
ferries as he gets it cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Castner are now
III jackson, Mich. They write that
they have not yet had sleigh ride and
that the weather has been moderate.
they do not expect to oreturn before April
] tn.
Next Sunday afternoons 2:90 o'clock,
at the U. B. church, Rev. II. G, Shaffer
will give an address on the subject $50
cial Purity, or is Marriage FailureY"
None but married persons will be ad-
mitted.
The common council failed to hold a
meeting Monday night The mayor,
councilman Mcdonald and the Glacier
eporter were all that showed up. Ad-
journment was taken till the first Mon
Cay in February.
+. r. Bradley has his 4-inch water
motor in place and it works like charm,
turning his two presses with only
mall part of the power generated by
his wonderful little machine. The motor
tost him $3.50, and was ordered by
Joseph A. Wilson.
John Buskirk of Sandy Flat was in
town Tuesday Mr.. Buskirk has four
acres in Strawberries on his place.
lie SAYS he will show some of the finest
erries next summer ever brought to
Hood River. His berries will be late
ut least a month later than in this part
Of the valley.
II you have anything to sell--a team,
I.orse, COW pigs or chickens, or anything
YOU want to part with for money. ad-
lertise in the Glacier. To subscribers,
lhe cost of half inch ad is only % cents
.cr four weeks. You can say a good
deal in half an inch of representatives,
enough to sell 5000 ranch.
Last Friday evening, January 18th,
Master Paul Blowers, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs.l. n. Blowers, WAS given party,
il being the ninth anniversary OF his
irth. The following invited guests
we're present: Gay Cramer, Eva Yates,
Blanche and Myrtle Howe, Hazel Oling-
,r, Gertrude Erwin, Aubrey Blowers,
Dale and Bessie Bonney, Donald Nickel
sen, Willie Fletcher, Esther Sims;
Games were played, lunch was served
gnd the little ones enjoyed themselves
rom 6 to 9p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. N. Clarke entertained
about fifty friends at the Artisans hnl
asst Friday evening. The hall was ar
listicallv decorated in Oregon grape.
A very enjoyable time was had in play
ing whist and dancing. Mrs. z. ID.
Thompson secured first prize for ladies
"a beautiful bOquet of pink carnations
A. J. Graham won first prize for gentle
men, handsome deck OF cards. At ii
O'Clock dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs G \
Clarke, DR. and Mrs II. L. Dumbie, DR.
and Mrs J Watt, Mr. and Mrs J r
Rand, Mrand Mrs b Barnes, Mr and
Mrs A A JAYNE, Mr. and Mrs W N Stew
alt,Mr and Mrs c u Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs F P Friday, Mr. and Mrs F A Cram,
Mr. and Mrs Truman Butler, Mr. and Mrs
y w Bone. Mr. and Mrs Z Williams,
Mr. and Mrs A J Graham, Mr and Mrs
+ Hemman, Mesdames ] w Connell,
Margaret Reed, A Stats. ! Clarke, the
Misses Anne Smith, Lizzie Roberts,
Clara Blythe, Alvena Hoadley, Carrie
Butler, Agnes Dukes, Fay laFranee, Hes-
ter Hove, Caroline RSoth, Mells White,
Messrs. Vim Davidson, A Bateham,
CA Bell, J 5 Booth, d i Rand, Ralph
SaNaUa