The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-20

The people OF Hood River have in
store a rare treat in the coming OF Rev.
DIR. Cressy who will preach in A. 0. U.
w. hall Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
DR.. Cressy is the newly installed pastor
of the First Unitarian church of Port
land, Ore, and is regarded as one Of the
most scholarly men in the Unitarian
church. He is graduate of several of
the finest schools in the United States,
as well as having studied at Liepsic,
Germany. In 1894 he received the de-
gree Of doctor of philosophy from Woos-
ter university, Ohio, and in 1895 was
honored with the degree of doctor OF
divinity from Bowdoin college, from
which institution he was graduate.
No one who will hear DR.. Cressy will
fail to be charmed with his pleasing ad-
dress and fine personality.
L. w. Loughary and wife 81 Polk
county, parents of Mrs. j. l.. Hershner,
are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Hershner.
Mr.. Loughary is an Indian war veteran,
having served in Captain Birch's COM
pany OF Oregon volunteers. He passed
through Hood River in 1856, while
soldier. Mr.. Loughary is pioneer of
l845. They will leave for their home at
Monmouth this morning.
The Northwest Baking and Manufac-
turing Co. of Portland, is manufactur-
ing bread by machinery under new
process and strictly sanitary condition.
1t is bread the most confirmed dyspep-
tic can eat with safety and pleasure. Mrs.
Laura Baldwin is agent for the sale of
this bread at her counter in Mcclure
Bros. meat market. Try it.
One hundred dollars reward is offered
for the recovery of the body of Geo. w.
Shaw, who was drowned in the Colum-
bia river near Hesseltine, May GOTH He
was blonde five feet eight inches in
height, mustache, wore blue overalls,
black cotton shirt and box-toed shoes.
Notify j. E. Shaw, Wilbur, Wash.
Strawberry Festival. - Hood River
union of the order of Washington will
give strawberry festival Saturnay even
ing, June 2Sth, at which general good
time is expected. A number of the
officers and members of the supreme
union at Portland and from The Dalles
union will bepresent.
Capt. Dukes horse was stolen Tuesday
night. He tied him up at the hitching
rack at Crowell's store about 10 O'Clock,
and l5 minutes later the horse was miss
ing and the captain has not seen or
heard OF him since. The animal is
bay mare, five years old and good rid
ing animal
Mr.and Mrs. John Hennagin of Sacra-
mento, also Mrs. Mary Ruport from
Black Station, Yolo county, California,
are visiting rand Mrs. Henry Henna-
GIN of the East Side. Mrs. Ruport is a
sister to Henry and John Hennagin.
The Parker house is overhowing with
guests. Sunday the house had to refuse
two parties from Portland, numbering
l6, because they could not accommo-
date them. Sunday % people took
dinner at this popular hostelry.
AssessorC. L. Schmidt was in the
valley several days last week looking
over the field for assessment work. Mr.
Schmidt has appointed Chas. Sproat of
the East Side his deputy for Hood
River valley.
F. B. Barnes is the crack shot of Hood
River. He has won prizes amounting to
SIS in cash at the shooting gallery. The
governor of Washington should engage
his services to hunt the convicts, Merrill
and Tracey.
f. w. Clarke, ,jeweler and optician, has
located in Hood River and can be found
for the present at the Glacier Pharmacy.
Mr.. Clarke is brother of Chas. N.
Clarke of the Glacier Pharmacy.
Mrs. Rachael Hershner was chosen of
the Christian Endeavor society to attend
the state G. E. convention at Ashland,
June goth to 23d. Expenses of delegate
will be borne by the society.
Rev. j. L. Hershner will conduct SER
vices at Pine Grove Sunday at 3 80 pm.
The people of Pine Grove and vicinity
are cordial lly invited to attend this SER
vice.
The Glacier received several big
bills Announcing 4th of July celebra-
ton at Dufur. Ii Hood River doesn't
celebrate Dufur should draw some of
our people on the 4th.
CAN YOU READ THIS? If you
can't, your eyes need attention. Call
on F. W. Clarke, the jeweler and OPP
tician. He can fit you out. At the
Glacier Pharmacy
Flags, pistols, frecrackers, cannon,
torpedoes, bombs, rockets, Roman can
dies, red fire, Japanese lanterns, bunt-
ing, festooning, etc, at BOOTHS.
Mrs. VIM. Eccles of Ogden, Utah, and
Miss Laura Dunno, daughter of Hon. D.
M. Dunno of Portland, were guests of
Mrs. G, T. Early Tuesday,
F. W. Clarke, practical jeweler and
optician; all kinds of repairing neatly,
quickly and cheaply done at the Glacier
Pharmacy.
B. F. Moses and family arrived from
Idaho Tuesday and went out to their
place recently purchased of II. II.
Bailey.
Milton Sunderland and family moved
up from Portland Tuesday and will occu.
py their place bought of 0. B. Evinger
The city marshal was seen to purchase
garden hose on Tuesday. Looks like he
meant to give the d. DIS. the water cure.
Amos Underwood, Indian war veteran,
is attending the reunion of the pioneers
and war veterans in Portland this week
Chas. Richter, who resently bought
the B. M. Neal place, is in Salem hos
pital being treated for rheumatism.
is YOUR WATCH SICKP If it is,
take it to +. W. Clarke. He will cure it
for you, at Clarke's drug store.
The ladies' aid of the Congregational
church will picnic at Mrs. n. Tostevin's
place today Friday.
For quantity for your money and
quality for your palate, get your ice
cream at Jensen's.
The patriotic citizens of Bingen, Wash,
will celebrate the 4th in the good old
fashioned way.
H. Pugh is building an addition to his
residence on State street. S. H. Cox is
doing the work.
Miss Bertha Cramer, who has been
attending school at Monmouth, came
home Monday.
Rev. II. X. Benson, former pastor,
will preach at the U. b. church Sunday
evening.
Miss Dora Richter has been laid up
for two weeks, suffering from blood
poison.
f. S. Cunning was elected mayor of
The Dalles at the election Monday,
Walter Dickey, student at A. o. c.,
arrived home Sunday.
Carrie Byerlee returned home from
A. o. c., Monday
Pratt Whitcomb of Portland was in
town Tuesday.