The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-05-16

Hanna entertained the ladies' aid society
of the U. B. church with a Kensington
at the home of the former on Friday
evening. The entertainment consisted
of recitations and music, after which ice
cream and cake was served to about 45
ladies present. All report good time.
G. L. Rogers and family are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. A. B. Allen and daugh-
ter Grace, of Battle Lake, Mimi,
who arrived Thursday. Mrs. Allen is
the mother of Mrs. Rogers. They, like
all people from the East, are delighted
with Hood River.
Uncle Oil yer Bartmess and his grand
daughter, Aldine Bartmess, went to
Pendleton, last week, and visited several
days with the families of Sam Smith
and L. Neff, Mr.. Smith has position
on the railroad and Mr.. Neff is running
a hotel.
j. F. Tout OF Eugene, superintend-
ent of the Oregon Anti-Saloon League,
and editor OF the Home Defender, was
in the valley for several days during
the week and spoke in the Valley Chris
tan church last Sunday, morning and
evening.
j. L. KOontz of Mt. Hood was in town
Friday. Mr.. Koontz recently purchased
the interest of his partner, H. H. Tom
linson, in the Mt. Hood saw mill. The
mill is doing good business, and every
thing is flourishing in the Mt Hood set
tlement.
In A. l. Mason's challenge to debate
the initiative and referendum, published
in last weeks Glacier, an error occurred
in leaving out the wore" candidates" Mr..
Mason challenges the candidates from
either party to debate the question with
him.
The vote on the candidates for congress
in the Hood River precincts and Bald
win, in the election of 1900, amounts to
518. The total registration in the three
Hood River precincts up to the morning
of May 10Th, the last day, was 6l5.
Rev. T. L.Eliot will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon at the State University,
Eugene, Sunday, June 18th. His son, Rev.
w. q. Eliot, will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon at Monmouth state
normal school on same date.
Rev. w. g. Eliot preached at Trout
dale Tuesday evening and came up to
Hood River on Wednesday, remaining
over till Thursday. His father, DR.. 7.
L. Eliot, will preach in his place in
Hood River next Sunday.
Rev. II. c. Shaffer is canvassing Sher-
man county this week, lecturing on
prohibition. His dates are as follows:
Monday, Wasco; Tuesday, Moro; Wed
nesday, Grass Valley, Thursday, Kent;
Friday, shaniko.
Mrs. Margaret Reid and Miss Lizzie
Roberts on Monday moved to r. Rand's
new dwelling house ON the hill just
above the school house. From this new
house is one of the finest views in the
city.
+. w. Angus, who is an expert at
packing apples, finished packing w. A.
Slingerland's apple crop a few days
ago. Mr.. Angus says the apples were
fine Yellow Newtowns, worth 1925 a
box.
Thos Shere, book keeper for Daven-
port Bros. Lumber Co., has been trans
ferred from the planer office to the office
in town. Mr.. Shere makes this change
for the benefit OF his health.
F. w. Angus, on Wednesday, sold 10
acres of land each to Isaac and Samuel
Van Blaracon, from Cowlitz river, Wash.
These brothers will go right to work inn
proving their places.
Henry Mcclure jumped from NOV
ing train at the Hood River station,
about ten days ago, and fell and bruised
his knee and has since been compelled
to walk with cane.
What's the matter with celebrating
the 4th. Let's have a grander one than
last year. Let's make the eagle scream
so hard he will be hoarse for a year
what do you say?
Harry Gregory, who came down from
Klondike Wednesday, TO visit his broth
er Frank, returned Saturday. He re-
ports BUSINESS good and crops looking
fine at Klondike.
Jud Palmer, chief clerk in Rand's
store, who has been rusticating on his
homestead in Crook county, returned
to Hood River the first of the week.
H.J. Byrkett on Monday purchased
the house and lot on River street, owned
by the Columbia Packing Co., for 5000.
He will occupy it for his residence.
For Rent.-A siX-room house newly
papered and painted, with bath, fine
view, within two blocks of post office.
INQUIRE at Hanna 4 Hartley's.
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin
Veteran association will be held at As
toria during the G. A. X. encampment,
June 4th, 5th and 9th.
FIJI. Dwinelle and Miss Jennette
Clark, daughters of Mr.and Mrs. Newton
Clark of Portland, are visiting in Hood
River.
A Christian Endeavor party will be
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. /.
Prather next Friday evening, May sd.
F. Eggert, the popular shoe merchant
of Portland, came up ON Monday and
went out to Eggermont.
Mrs. Julia Day of Michigan will ar
rive here Friday on visit to her niece,
Mrs. F. W. Angus.
Miss Leila Harrison of Portland is Wis
ting relatives and friends in Hood River.
Kodac for sale at reasonable figures at
Glacier office.
Mrs. C. R. Bone is visiting in Port
land.