The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-04-16

Captain J. p. Shaw has purchased
the patent right for Wasco county Of !.
s. Bunkers fire and burglar alarm. 1t
is one OF the best inventions of the kind;
simple, yet does its work effectively.
No one but down-east Yank would
have thought Of such contrivance.
Drop in at the office OF Geo, d. Culbert-
son & Co. and the captain will Show you
how it works.
Louis Burkhard of Portland spent last
week on his farm at Mount Hood and
returned to Portland Saturday. Mr..
Bnrkhard has rented his Mount Hood
| farm for one year to A. A. Kellogg. Al
| ter that time Mr.. Burkhard hopes to
have his business arranged SO that he
can make his permanent home at Mount
Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley left Mon
day evening for their old home in Day
ton Oregon, where they will remain
until the strawberry harvest begins
here, when Mr.. Bradley will be on
hand with his peanut roaster and corn
pepper to supply the wants OF our nu-
merous floating population in that line.
Henry Prigge shipped another con
signment of apples last week to the
Seattle market, where some of his Spit
zenburgs sold at So 25 box. Mr.. Prigge
says the Seattle commission men report
the price of apples not SO good now as in
February. His apple crop last fall was
1040 boxes of first class apples.
DR.. Brosius called at the Glacier Office
Wednesday at IL O'Clock and wrote an
ad "Girl Wanted The ad was put in
type and at o'clock, two hours later, a
woman called at his residence, asked for
the position, and was gladly accepted.
1t pays to make your wants known
through the Glacier
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ " Harrison of Port
land visited the family OF James Hanna
over Sunday, Mr.. Harrison returning
home Monday morning and Mrs. Harri-
son, Wednesday. Mr.. Harrison
is now travelling solicitor for the Jacob
Kamm steamship company Of Portland,
The charity dinner given by the W.
R. c., Saturday, was well patronized.
The women set an excellent table OF
good substantial fare which was heartily
relished by all who partook. The net
receipts Of the dinner amounted to
over $22.
Barnes, the real estate man, sold 20
acres of Geo. Galligan's holdings near
Belmont to Mr.. Dickson, brother-in-law
to ii. w. Wait. Consideration 81 900.
Mr.. Dickson is going to build at once
and will add another to the many good
citizens of the valley.
Professor Grenville Goddard writes
from Tillamook that he will soon be in
Hood River lie has class in music
that is very desirous 10 have him stay in
Tillamook, but his old love for Hood
River is too strong, and he can't keep
away.
Hon. E. L. Smith attended a meeting
of the state board of horticulture in
Portland, Monday, which met TO reOr-
ganize the board for the ensuing term
and arrange work for the year.
L. H. Richmond commenced to build
a story-and-a-half house for Ed Wright
on the corner OF Columbia and BOnney
streets, where Mr.. Wright owns a lot.
L. f. Morse purchased the Crockett
house aud two lots, corner Of River ano
i Fourth streets, and is moving into il
with his family.
/. The ladies' alliance Of the Unitarian
church will meet with Mrs. j. +. Rand
Friday afternoon, April II.
A child was born, April y, TO Mr.
and Mrs. III. W. Wait, which died the
same day.
G.. E. Williams has moved his resi-
dence to @. A. Bells house on Stat
street.