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


How's your yellow jackets? House.
wives putting up fruit have swarms OF
yellow jackets buzzing around them or
helping themselves To the fruit. And
the person who has not felt the sting OF
yellow Jacket this summer has not had
much to do with fruit. One day last
week a lady put up six glasses of jelly
and set them away in the wood shed to
cool. The glasses were covered with
parafine, but the yellow Jackets ate
holes in the paraffine and cleaned five
glasses as clean Of jelly as If they had
been washed. The sixth glass OF jelly
was in process Of being devoured by the
yellow jackets when discovered.
w. H. Weiss Of Alsea Bay, who has
been sojourning in Portland for the past
month, traded his place at Alsea for M.
Lauffenberger's place in Hood River.
Mr.. Lauffenberger went to see the place
at Alsea after he had made the trade,
and found that an orchard represented
to be on the land was just outside his
line. MIR. Lauffenberger returned to
Hood River and on Monday got out an
injunction in the circuit court at The
Dalles restraining Weiss from selling
the place formerly owned by him in
Hood River.
s. H. Soule, representing Rand, Nc
Nally & Co. OF Chicago, was in the city
over Sunday Monday night he went
cInh end nreSonted scheme for odyer' @
t;s;ns III that WAS we'll thonght ~ hv tha
members Of the club, but as Hood
River has already gone largely into the
advertising business, it was thought the
expense of Mr.. Soule's plan could not
be met. Mr.. Soule is rustler in his
line OF business.
Roswell shellev of the Little White
store az OdelI ;nauourated a new de-.
[ nartnra - a. Hood P;yar IN his onen;no
dav Wednesday Sentember q He COT
out hand-bills and advertised free ice
cream on that day. He sent kind in
vitation to the editor of the Glacier to
bring his family and enjoy ice cream un-
der the pines. but previous engage
ment wrestling with the types on that
day prevented his accepting.
Wavland r Perry an old-t;me rasi.
dant of Hood R;var arrival hara catpr.
day with his family on a visit TO rela.
tives. Mr.. Perry is business manager
of the OLYMPIA Daily Recorder. a new
paper that within the mast few months
has taken A leading place among the
newspapers OF our sister state. Mr..
Perry had not been in Hood River for a
couple OF wears and finds many changes.
Mra po1I 80 :. =, az ;as;on
business in Tacoma. was in the valley
last week pnrchasine apples for the
Dawson market. From Dir. Watt and
Chris Detbman's orchards she bought
l25 boxes Of Ben Davis. Gano and King
apples, for which she paid Al. .25 a box
The apples have been picked and
shipped. Mrs. Ball was much pleased
with the apples she bought.
The Davidson Fruit COMPANY shipped
a carload Of prunes Tuesday evening.
The market is good for prunes. and this
company could shin half a dozen car
loads with profit to the growers if they
could find labor to do the work. Laboris
scarce. The prune crop is excellent in
Hood River, and the prunes sell for 30
cents crate here.
Arrivals at "The First. G. Brown
lee, l.. D. Bowers, Albany; Mr.. and
Mrs w M Ladd family and nurse, Miss
Stella Mead, Miss Add on Jewell, Miss
Margie Hoffman, Portland; L H Hoff-
man, a Boston, Mass; Hamilton EorDett'
Ewing, rortlahu MISS EVa duncan,
nome; horace M MecKiem, Oloud zap
nm
prggs, OulDertson q Co., sold the
1onn II, NlcKelseh oiacksInltn shop
early iast week 10 Johll 1eek OF ~ OlacR- ac6
amas, Oregoni consideration Sz,UU0.
Hood River very soon and take M his IL
narnanant reSijsnce with M ne W '''
\ nj IN. .su
front of bis Glanwocd bots, nronertn on ~
Oak street # is now nm ta q r Rome
n hniId his s;JawaIl and oaSe m tha % woIL
complete from Front street to Park
avenue.