The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-01-31

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years. Mr.. Berdan, although constan
reader of the Glacier, was much sui
prlsed to see the changes that has take
place in Hood River. He finds ther
are still some of the old-timers left, bu
most OF the people here now are stran
gers to him. He thinks Geo. P. Crow
ell doesn't look day older than he dit
ten years ago. Mr.. Berdan is now
fruit grower. He has ranch near JET
terson on which is Ill acres in all kind
of fruit.
+. b. Brace had the misfortune to b,
hit on the leg with a falling scantlin.
two weeks ago. He has since suffered
severely with the hurt. His steam wooC
saw has arrived and is now in use
Tuesday, while eating his supper, the
iubricator bowl on his machine frozt
up and bursted, necessitating his send
ing to Portland for another Call upor
the steam wood saw when you have
wood to saw. He can saw your wood
while you wait.
A prohibition alliance has been
organized in Hood River with a large
membership. ]. E. Hanna was elected
president; 0. L, Stranahan, vice presi.
dent; L. Bradley, secretary; H. G. Shat
fer, assistant secretary; +. H. Feak,
chaplain; L. Butler, treasurer; Harry
Leyde, marshal. Next meeting will be
held at the M. E. church next Monday
evening at 7:3O. Everybody invited to
be present.
Bert Graham gets his rations of milk
| fro I ID h.
milk iNleft in tin bucket on a fence
post, and Bert calls every morning to
take it home. One morning recently he
found the bucket empty. Some one
with taste for the lacteal fluid, and
who, evidently, had never been weaned,
came along in the night and drank the
milk.
The Valley Christian church is filled
every night by people interested in the
debate between Elders j. w. Jenkins
and A. M. Chase. They come from long
distances. Dukes Valley, 10 is said,
turned out in full force Monday night,
the coldest of the season. It's cold
day when Dukes Valley gets left.
Frank A. Cram is having his new
store room in the Often block prepared
for his full line of up-to-date goods He
will open mp in fine shape in his new
store room, but in the meantime his
clearance sale goes on at his old stand,
offering large bargains to get more mon
ey to buy more goods.
Tuesday Geo. Wood was brought to
The Dalles hospital from Hood River,
and this morning DIR. Ferguson operated
on him for abcess of the left kidney.
The patient was in bad condition, but
seems to be doing nicely this afternoon.
Chronicle.
Eight diplomas for pupils of the
Frankton school arrived last week, have
been signed by County School Superin-
tendent Gilbert, and are now at the
office of Friday & Barues, where they
can be had by those who earned them.
Williams & Brosius hoped to get in
to their new store room in the Often
block by February 1st, but owing to a
failure to get lumber for the shelving,
ETC., their removal will be delayed till
later in the month.
B. E. Prather, 18th infantry, Co. H,
who was mustered out in Manila not
long ago, arrived in Eugene yesterday to
spend day or SO with friends here be-
fore going to his home in Hood River
Eugene Register.
Geo. d. Culbertson on Wednesday re-
ceived the sad news OF the death OF his
father, who died suddenly at his home
at Savanna, Indian territory. He was
rs years of age.
The teachers OF the public school re-
port that the building has been we'll
warmed during this cold spell, with an
even temperature of 68 degrees.
Indian Nellie was found at her home
Thursday morning, sick and destitute,
and was taken to Dr. Adams, where
she will remain until after the storm.
The same old chronics who kicked
about the heat of last summer are now
loudest in their complaints about this
"beastly cold weather" i"
Miss Alvena Hoadley has typewriter
in the office of Friday & Barnes, where |
she is prepared to do typewriting and
stenographic work.
briggs, Culbertson & Co. will soon re
move to the office formerly occupied by
Prather & Barnes, corner Seconn and
Oak streets.
Dalles Knights are preparing to en-
tertain 200 visitors during the conven-
tion which is to be held there on Feb
ruary lst.
Miss Laura Hill, who is attending
high school in Portland, is home on a
couple of weeks vacation.
1t is now fashionable among Hood
Rivers 400 to hire hall in which to en-
tertain their friends.
Barrett school district voted II mill
AK and decided to have seven months
IF school.
Friday & Barnes moved into their new
quarters across the street on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bishop of Pendleton is visiting
ler niece, Mrs. A. b. Garfield,
The man who borrowed Dallas snow
shovel is requested to return it.
Pine Grove school district voted ten
mills. Odell district six mills.
Crapper district voted tax of mills.