The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-03-06
aooa River alacier.
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1908.

George Knapp went to Sherman
county Monday.
H.J. Byrkett is sick with the grip
and pleurisy and under the doctors
care.
Lost-A purse containing a post office
key. Finder will please leave at the
Glacier Office.
The De Moss family will give an enter
tainment March 2S for the benefit OF the
public school.
Friday and Barnes sold on Monday 10
acres of the Newton Clark tract, to Rev.
Jenkins consideration 81 ,25O.
Miss 0rpha Markley left Saturday for
Antelope, where she is engaged to teach
q four-months school, to commence
March 2.
II. Hennagin will sell his household
goods, implements and stock, at auction
on the old HARRISON place Monday,
March 23.
The drawing OF the silver tea set to be
given with Peerless Mush, at Hartley's
took place Tuesday. A. A. Jayne was
the lucky man.
have for sale the celebrated Seth
Thomas alarm and mantel clocks, which
are known to be the best in the world.C.
II. Temple.
have nice lot OF onions which
will deliver anywhere in town in qnantir
ties not less than half a sack at one
cent per pound. w. E. Sheriff..
Holman's meat shop on he hill has
recently stocked up with good supply.
OF meats, and hereafter will keep the
best OF everything in the market line.
Rev. #. A. We'll Of Meadville, Penn,
has accepted the invitation of the Uni
tartan Society OF Hood River to supply.
the pulpit of that church for the sum-
mer months.
Geo. d. Culbertson & Co. sold last
week very desirable two acre tract,of
the A. II. Jewett property at White Sal
mon to p. A. Trana for home site /;
consideration $500.
A. N. Hoar, late station agent at Hood
River, died in Portland hospitrl March f..
The afflicted family he leaves have the
deep sympathy oftheir many friends in
Hood River.
At the meeting called to organize the
union OF the mechanics Of Hood River,
Monday evening, without transacting
any business, adjourned to meet Friday
evening, March 6.
40 acres, in the White Salmon, famous
strawberry district; acres cleared, 75
bearing fruit trees. Situated near school,
post-office and boat landing. Price, $500,
terms. Call ON or address, Geo. D. Cul-
bertson & Co.
Newton Clark has cut his farm into
small tracts and has placed the sale Of
same in our hands. So il you want a
small tract OF good strawberry land
close to town, call on or address the
Prather Investment company.
q. e. Williams has resigned as man
ager of the Hood River exchange of the
Pacific States Telephone company and
Miss Laura Cramer succeeds him. Mr..
Williams will continue to rent room for
the central Office in his drug store.
las acres, 8 miles from Hood River; 8
acres cultivated; so acres fine fir and
pine timber, accessible. Springs that
will irrigate 20 to 40 acres; 100 acres
tillable. An excellent bargain. Price
$1,000, terms. Call on or address, Geo.
d. Culbertson & Co.
The ladies' aid OF the United Brethren
church will give an evening at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. o. b. Hartley on Oak
and Fourth streets on Friday evening
March 6. The committee promise some
bright interesting games and. sweet.
music. An invitation is extended toall.
Geo. d. Culberson & Co. made sale
last Monday of one Of those choice resi-
dental lots in the Coe Addition, front
ing on State street, to E. A. Soule OF
Iwaco, WASH, consideration $400. MIR.
Soule will build handsome modern
residence on his lot and make Hood
River his future home.
The regular Artisan social will be held
Wednesday OF next week. We propose
to make this pleasant and proftabale
one. A good programme is being pre-
pared. An hour or two will be given to
dancing. No Admission fee will be
charged and no collection taken Arti-
sans and their friends.
Notice to Berry Growers. Before
making any contracts for crates see us.
We own our factory, employ Hood River.
labor, furnish good crates at reasonable
prices, and intend to supply all re-
quirements and will make it decidedly
to the interest Of all growers to ship
in crates furnished by US. Davidsou
Fruit Co.
r. L. HARRISON, having sold his home
place last week on the East Side, imme-
diately repented and tried to buy it.
back. Finding the purchaser could not
be persuaded, he did the next best
thing and bought another farm adjoin-
ing his old place. II. Hennagin. offered
to sell, and Mr.. Harrison gave, him
5000 for 80 acres. He sold his own
place for 81, 400. We are glad to know
that Mr.. HARRISON and family will re-
main in the valley. we can't afford to
lose many Of their kind.
Sam HARRISON having sold his farm
auctioned off his goods will 20 soon with
his family to Grants Pass, where
his wife and children will visit
with her parents while he travels over
the country looking for place that will
suit him better than Hood River. Last
Saturday evening neighbors and friends
to the number OF Is called upon Mr.and
Mrs. HARRISON and showered blessings
and good wishes on them, hoping that
good fortune might attend them where
ever they may roam.
Oregon Christian EndeayOr Union.
Middle Columbia district convention
will b. held at Hood River Wednesday,
March IL.
Forenoon Session--l0 a. m.-Devo-
tional service led by Rev. H. G. Shaffer.
l0:20-Reports from delegates.
ll:0O-Paper by Mi,s Carrie Booth.
ll:l5-Reeitation by Miss Bernice
Wyman.
ll:3O-A talk by A. B. Cash.
ll:45-Importance Of Bible study,
Miss Shungel.
Afternoon Session. ;30-Devotional
service led by Rev. 7. G. Hurd.
2;15-An address on Junior work, Mrs,
Eberman.
s:OO-Conference for the workers, Rev
Eberman.