The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-05

The good people Of Frankton school
district held an old-fashioned working
bee on the school house grounds two
weeks ago. The men turned out in
force and trimmed the trees, cut some
OF them down, and otherwise improved
and beautified the grounds. The ladies'
of the district got up dinner and served
1t in the school house. The dinner was
up to the standard Of good dinners the
Frankton ladies know how to get up.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Davidson and
daughter Helen left Tuesday for an ex-
tended trip in the Eastern states. They
will 60 by way of California and the
Southern route. Mr.. Davidson will
combine business with pleasure and
visit many of his numerous patrons who
buy fruit of his company and look after
markets for next year. He will also do
some advertising for Hood River.
Will Sears met with a painful acci-
dent last Thursday, while rolling a
heavy log on his place with cant hook.
The log in some way caught his right
leg in such manner as to throw him
down with his feet crossed, fracturing
the bones of his right lower limb and
dislocating his ankle. Mr.. Sears will
doubtless be laid up the remainder oi
the winter.
S. f. Bartmess will build an addition
to the east side Of his store building, to
accommodate the big stock of goods he
has on hand, and to which he keeps
constantly adding. In the spring ht
will remove his family to the house he
bought on State and Irving streets, wheT
the whole building of his store, upstairs
and down, will be used to display his
furniture and other goods.
Watt & Slocom, proprietors of tn,
! Valhalla orchards have procured hand
some and snowy label for their appl'
boxes. 1t is lithograph showing
scene in their orchards, with Noun
Adams in the distance. Two big re'
apples on a branch with green leave
help out the picture. The label cover
the end of the apple box.
Frank Egan OF White Salmon was il
town Saturday carrying his left arm il
a sling. Monday morning he came i
contact with an adze and cut his arr
clear to the bone, making an ugly woun
that will lay him off for labor mont
or two.
Miss Lizzie Roberts went to Portlan
last Saturday for the purpose OF havin
her eyes attended. They have botl
cred her considerably lately and sh
thinks it best to see good occulist
The X. OF P. building is being wire
for electric lights, and it is expected II
opera house will be lighted by electricit
for the school children's entertainer
tonight.
Bert Kent, who has been in Hood Ri
er for the past month, left for Tacon
last Saturday. His mother and siste
are making their home there at presen
Geo. |. Slocom has put into his boo
store fine, large showcase, which shov
off his stock of elegant albums, bibl
and stationery in very attractive wa
Lyman Smith went down to PortlaI
last Wednesday and returned Sunda
. He spent Thanksgiving with the fami
of S. J. LaFrance.
Louis Baldwin stepped on nail Mo
day. 1t ran in his fdDt about an inc
and as consequence Louis goes lin
ing around town.
Dorrance Smith and Harry Hansber
of the Locks, with their families spe
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. HaI
berry of Mob Hill.
, Judge NJ. F. Bird of Viento was
town Tuesday, a quiet spectator of t
way we do things at a city election
Hood River.
DIR. Welty and Miss Watson of Po
land spent Thanksgiving at Mrs. ALI
Howe's. They were guests OF Mrs. Po
sen.
Miss Van Wyck, who has been gut
of Mrs. Garfield since last May, has j
returned to Peekskill, New York.
Mrs. P. E. Gerould. after sojourn
eight weeks in Hood River, has gone
Arizona for the winter.
The ladies aid Of the Unitarian chul
will meet Friday at 2 o'clock sharp
Mrs. Entrican's.
The Artisan dances will hereafter
held on the first and third Fridays
each month.
Don't pass Slocom's book and st att
cry store when making your Christi
purchases.
Miss Anne Smith went to The Dali
Tuesday, where she will visit for
days.
q Otis Van Blarieon has been on
y. sick list with the grip for the past w