The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-12-24

invited delightful music; grand en-
tertainment; the jolliest OF Santa Claus,
and general good time. Come early,
for the s. r. O. sign will go up at 7 p. m.
Comrade Goss is building a condition
to his poultry plant. He expects to
supply Hood River with hen fruit and
fryers.
Say, fellers, don't forget that, owing to
a recent unprecedented event, grandpa
will need an unusual amount Of filthy
lucre, and he makes an offer OF two of
the best papers on earth for Sl.90, the
Glacier and the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Dig up and read the news, and quit
borrowing your neighbours paper.
The ladies' aid society Of the valley
Christian church is getting up church
calander or almanac.
Last week Mrs. Cochran and Mrs
Garner interviewed the business men of
Hood River and secured a number of
advertisements for insertion in the
almanac. The society fully appreciates
the liberality of the people OF Hood River
and on the appearance OF the almanac
the merchants will find that their bread
cast upon the waters, as it were, will re-
turn to them ten fold.
Do not forget that Barrett is going to
have first class blacksmith shop and a
first class artist to run it. We advertised
few weeks ago for a blacksmith. See
the result. Oh, great is printers ink!
Garfield Grinnell, once a resident OF
this district but now a student OF
Eugene, is a guest OF l. n. Bridges, and
is renewing old friendships in the valley.
Remember the Christmas tiee Thurs
day evening at the Valley Christian
church. Come early or you will get left.
l. N. Bridges is laid up with rheuma-
tism.
Misses Grace, Flora and Laura Wilson
will visit with their parents during the
holidays and eat Christmas turkey.
Our accommodating mail carrier is
much in demand these days.
By the School Children.
Fred Bailey's house caught fire last
Wednesday but was discovered in time
to prevent any damage.
Guy Crapper, who has been sick with
lagrippe, has recovered nd is attending
school again.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins has contracted tC
have lot Of wood cut from his home
place.
Messrs. Clarence and Frank White
from the Palouse country, are looking
this district over with a view relocating
They are old neighbors of Z. NJ. Camp
Keep your dogs at home. School
children are on the war path. A hungry
dog with no fear Of tin cans, stole into
the vestibule OF the school house last
Friday, selected four OF its fattest look.
ing dinner baskets and proceeded TO en-
JOY himself in the most approved man
ner. The boys are loaded for him next
time, so look out, Mr.. dog.
Raymond and Hersey Markley went
to VientO this wee ek to cut wood.
c. L. Morse left for Winona, Kansas
| last Thursday on account of the Hines,
arrives at his old home he will find hii
mother entirely recovered.
Mr.. Hollowell, who has been living
on the Galligan place, will move "a
Hood River Monday.
J. F. Kurtz and A j. Friedley have
returned from PaTkertcwn, the weather
being too disagreable to work.
Ernest and Max Hinrichs will spend
Christmas with their parents.
On account OF wet weather, W. +.
Smith came home from the wood camp,
declining to work in duck weather.
Ike Nealeigh the great bear hunter.
has struck a new lead At least you
would think so il you could see the
stumps and grubs flying across the cor
ner OF his neat little place He swung
out 100 grubs Thursday afternoon, and it