The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-09-05

CAN YOU READ THIS2 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.
Two hundred to $5 900 to loan on real
estate. If your security is good your
money is ready. Prather investment
Company.
Boiling meats from to 8 cts; mutton,
8 to l21 steaks, 10 to 15, at McGuires'.
Hazelwood and Koberg's butter at
Mcclure Bros.
Mcclure Bros. have Koberg's butter
for sale.
Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker last Saturday
brought the Glacier office basket OF
handsome tea roses. Mrs Shoemaker
takes pride in growing roses, and has
one of the most attractive flower gardens
in the valley. The beautiful roses at
the Glacier Office were admired by
many.
o. A, Rinehart and family returned
last week from Summerville, Union
county, where they have been sojourn-
ing since the 1st of May last. The Grand
Ronde country is prosperous and nice
place to live, but the Rinehart family
are glad to get back to Hood River,
Those who expect to take advantage
of the baseball excursion to Portland,
Sunday, September IA, should purchase
their tickets by Friday the 18th, in or
der that the railroad company may be
prepared to furnish plenty of cars.
The city OF Hood River has Purchased
the lot adjoining the X. OF P. hall on
the north for the purpose of building a
city hall and hose shed for fire appara-
tus. The 50x100 lot was bought of
Robert Rand for 5000 cash.
G. A, McCurdy, Professor Arneson,
John Kinsey, Jasper Wickham and
Charles Reed started Monday for few
days outing on Green Point, where they
will angle for the festive trout while re-
cuperating.
Shoemaker Bros 20-acre prune or
chard will this year yield so tons of
fruit. This seasons prune crop is not
heavy in Hood River, but the prunes
are OF good quallty,
Hon. M A Moody and the Misses Anna
and Bessie Lang left this morning on
the Regulator for Lyle, where they will
join the Balfour party on trip to Cloud
Cap Inn.-Friday's Chronicle.
Several Hood River Elks who are
members of The Dalles lodge are enjoy.
ing the carnival festivities in Portland
this week. James DeBord took part in
the grand street parade, Thursday.
M. F. Jacobs and H. J. Fredericks
started Tuesday for Newport, where
they will sojourn for awhile. Mr.. ia.
cobs has seen the Atlantic ocean and
now wants to view the Pacific.
DIR. I. h. Donaldson and family re.
turned last Thursday from their outing
Of a month with the family OF Porter
Mcmillan on their claim at White Sal.
mon.
7. ]. Cunning began Monday the
erection of $500 house on his Park.
hurst property, Contractor ]. L. Blount
doing the carpenter work.
Contractor J.L. Blount completed last
week neat fJOU l4XZZ cottage Tor Mrs.
Ida Crapper, on her home five miles
southwest OF town.
P. d. Hinrichs is busy harvesting his
second crop of clover hay. Mr.. Hinriehs
has 20 acres in clover which yielded
well this year.
Mrs. George Steinhoff and children Of
Seattle are visiting in Hood River with
Mrs. steinhOff's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Blount.
Mrs. ]. T. Bagley is home from a
three-weeks' visits in Eastern Oregon.
She will leave next week for Portland.
John Gavin, an attorney of The
Dalles, was transacting business in
Hood River, Tuesday.
Theodore Dallas spent Sunday and
Monday at Oregon City and Portland.
Malhe Dukes is fireman ON Captain
Bagley's tug Maja.
Truman Butler is in Portland