The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-02-20
Nabisco Waters at Hartley's.
Boneless shoulders at Hartlev's

Boneless shoulders at Hartley's.
At present we can use a few nic
chickens Hood River Commercial Co.
: Dressed chix for your Sunday dinner
! at Hood River Commercial Co.
Hartley keeps the best bulk pickle,
in town-both sweet and sour.
Bring your eggs and butter to HooC
River Commercial Company.
Go to McGuire's for prepared minct
1 meat. None better.
, Don't forget the Unitarian social Feb
ruary %.
Wanted-A work horse. Apply tc
Mrs. N. G. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Shelley came
in from Odell on Monday evening to
attend Professor Werschkul's concert.
Mrs. Crowell would like to have the
party who borrowed her carpet stretcher
last fall bring it home
WHERE THE SWEET MAGNO.
LAS BLOOM" and Hello, Central,
Give me Heaven" at the opera house
Thursday evening, February 20.
The people of Belmont gave another
OF their popular entertainments last
Thursday night A literary and musical
programme was rendered in style that
is said to have eclipsed even Belmont's
previous record for good work.
j. w. Monroe, who has been here for
the past two years or more, looking after
his father, the late John Monroe, will
leave in few days for his home in Eu-
reka, California. His son, George Mon
roe, is here helping to settle up the
estate of John Monroe, deceased.
A good lively baseball club is the
best advertising medium city can
have. Wherever you find a city which
gives a loyal and liberal support TO its
club, it is certain that the city is pro-
gressive and prosperous community
Olympia Recorder.
The entertainment given at the X. of
+. hall on Monday evening under the
auspices of Professor w. E. Werschkul
and his class in vocal music was largely
attended; the different parts were rem
dered in a manner highly compliment
tary TO Professor Werschkul's acquire
ments as musical instructor.
Rev. Serg Sorson, the South African
minister, who with his wife has been
stopping in Hood River for the past
Two weeks, spoke at Pine Grove on
Sunday afternoon. The collection
taken for destitute widows and or.
phans in the Transvaal, amounted to
$500.
AT the institute to be held in Hood
River, under the auspices of the ex-
pertinent system at Corvallis, DR..
Withycombe, Professor Knisely, chem
ist OF the college, and Professor Cord
ley, the entomologist, will be present. |
The institute will be held March 2 and {. |
J. L. Carter's team went over the
East Side grade one day during the
week. The ice that had formed In the
road caused the wagon to swing around
and become uncomfortable. The horses
bad to be cut from the harness to free
them and they were both badly used
up. Miles Carter, the driver, escaped
uninjured.
The revival in the Valley Christian
church continues with increasing in
terest. Sunday evening the seating
of the house was overtaxed |
and some remained standing during
the entire service. There are accessions
to the church at nearly every service.
The meeting is conducted by the
church and its pastor and will continue
as long as the interest demands 1t.
You will miss something fine If you
don't attend the Illustrated concert at
the opera house February 2e.
J. E. Hanna received a telephone
message "Wednesday stating that Miss
Leila Harrison was dangerously i'll In
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna went
TO Portland on the delayed train
Wednesday evening and Mrs. s. Z.
Bsrtmess went down on Thursday
train. Thursday morning
word was received Of the death Of Leila.
which took place at 5 o'clock Thursday
Her disease was kidney
affection. Miss Leila Harrison was q
Iavorite with her raequaintancesi in Hood
River The afflicted parents have the
deep sympathy Of a large circle of
friends. Mr.. Bsrtmess viii 90 to Port
land Friday. The funeral will be held
in Portland, Friday, at O'Clock. |