The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-12-10

Saturday evening DR.. Dumble oI
! Hood River, brought to the city, Cor.
! bett, the 7-year-old son of Edward Un.
| derwood, of Underwood's landing. The
little fellow had been sick for almost a
week and when Dr. Dumble was called
Thursday, he pronounced his trouble
appendicitis. Upon reaching here Cor
be tt was taken to the Riley sanitarium
where Drs. Dumble and Geisendorffer
operated that night. They found the
case very serious one, the appendix
being very badly diseased and fears for
his recovery are entertained, though to-
day he seems to be doing exceptionally
well.-Chronicle.
Geo. d. Culbertson & Co. sold last
week for William A. Wendorf, near
Underwood, Wash, his 100 acre farm
to John A. Kelley and Charles S. Du-
Bois, recently OF Wheeler county, Or.
The purchasers have removed to their
place and are preparing to begin some
important Improvements. 1t is Mr..
Wendort's intention to remain in the
White Salmon country and some of his
friends are entertaining the quiet opinion
that his bachelorhood days are soon to
be terminated.
George d. Culbertson & Co. made
sale, this week, of 40 acres of the Paul
Aubert place, a few miles north of
the Mount Hood post office, to Wal
ter T.. Strauhal "a merchant of Portland.
Mr., Strauhal is one OF the owners of the
late w. w. Mason place, and by his
purchase OF additional land in Hood
River valley shows well his confidence
in our prosperous country. Next spring
Mr.. Strauhal expects to begin the prep
aration of his land for planting in Or
chard.
The people of Ncolai have reorgan-
lied the Klose Tillikum debating socie-
ty, and at the next meeting will argue
that old question, (Which is Deserving
Of More Praise, Columbus or Washing
ton" The meetings are held in the
Columbia school house. 1t is said that
Professor II. G. Cromwell is a cracker
jack debater.
j.. III. Miller has sold his ranch on
the East Side and will leave about the
first OF January for California, where he
viii visit for while with his son and
daughter Al he finds nothing better
than Hood River he says he will return
and see what he can find in the White
Salmon country.
S. F. Fouts was up from Portland
Tuesday for the city election, Mr..
Fouts is now a student in the law school
of the University Of Oregon, where he is
kept busy attending lectures and ab-
sorbing pages Of Blackstone.
j. F. Ba,chelder was up from Port
land last week. Mr.. Batchelder saws
the Country Club cottage has been closed
for a couple OF months, while repairs
and additions are being made to the
building.
Judge and Mrs. L. Henry will start
uext Tuesday for Southern California,
where they will spend the winter, ex.
pecting to return in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Ladd and
c. +. Warrens OF Portland were guests
at The tirs, Saturday aud Sunday.
l. n. Blowers and family left We'd
nesday morning for Los Angeles, Cal, |
where they will spend the winter
See the prizes in Temples and Stew
arts windows for the baby show Satur-
day at the Unitarian bazaar
All children under years of age may
be entered at the baby show, Saturday
in the opera house.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. Z. Bartmess attended
Ben Hur in Portland last week.
o. ID. Rae, the contractor and builder,
was in Portland during the week.
Two boys, who had escaped from the
mute school at Vancouver, were cap
tured at the Davenport planer last