The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-23

George Smith is down from Coeur d. Alene
on n business trip.
The merchants of Hood River now close
their stores at a. m.
Lost-A set of false teeth. Finder please
leave at the Glacier office.
The Fashion Stables bought six tons of fine
hay from Fred Miller last week.
Laura Metcalf left for Vancouver. Wednes-
day, to visit her sister for week or two
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leasure and their little son
of Mount Hood were in the city Wednesday.
Linn Winans is erecting a 5000 house on
his slightly residence property in Winans adj
dition.
The X. of p. lodge has new piano, having
purchased the same, Monday, from H. ID.
Parkins of The Dalles.
Members of the A. o. U. W., during the ab-
sence from the city of +. r. Bradley, can pay
their dues to George Slocom.
Mcclure Bros meat market will hereafter,
until further notice, close at 1880 p, m, except
Saturdays. Henry is on strike for shorter
hours.
After this date Bonney's market and Nc
Guire Bros. will make but two trips daily to
the top of the hill. The wagons will leave at
a. m. and p m.
Mrs Bradbury and daughter, Mrs. Forbes,
of Portland, are guests of Miss Teal at Pine
hurst. They came up two weeks ago for the
benefit of Mrs Bradbury's health.
E. r. Bradley and family went to Puget
sound today, to be gone for two or three
weeks. Mr.. Bradley has left q competent
printer in his Office to look after the work.
Sam Blowers was very sick man during
the past week, and for several days his life
was despaired of. But thanks to the skill of
his physicians he is now out of danger and
getting along nicely. Structure of the bowels
was his ailment.
Marshal Cunning was called to Mosier,
xphprp ha fnAE oharun pf a a
man named Raymond Fox, taking him TO
The Dalles, where he was adjudged insane.
Fox is % years old.
P. Fl, Martin brought to the Glacier office
Wednesday, a bunch Of oats feet 10 inches In
height. Mr.. Martin has two acres In oats on
his ranch in the Crapper district, all of which,
he SAYS stands nearly this high. This is the
second crop on this land,
Jimmie stranahan and Harry Elliot went
to the Falls last Sunday on fishing trip. No
one has heard of any fish they caught, but
Judging from reports, they fed the fishes, after
finding a big blackberry patch. Perhaps af
ter this the boys will not leave their lunch
baskets so far behind them. IL has been sug-
geSted that they strap them to their backs.
w s. Grihble. the Mount Hood storekeeper
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. Gribble has
decided IL will pay country store 10 adver-
tise, and his ad, informing the people of the
class Of goods he carries, can now be found in
our advertising columns Prospective camp
ers as well as the citizens Of Mount Hood viii
find something 10 interest them In the ad of
the Mount Hood store.
Principal II. L. Bates Of Forest Grove
preached at he Congregational church last
Sunday. While in Hood River, Principal
Bates secured the names Of three or four
young people VINO viii probably attend Pa
cific university at Forest Grove. The endow-
ment fund Of this university is now over $40,
COO Marsh memorial hall, a beautiful stone
structure, is second to no educational build
/ ing in the Pacific Northwest.
Dr. ]. +. Watt, j. E Rand, Professor G. d.
/ Thompson and Barnes the real estate man
/ spent three days the FIRST Of the week fishing
/ In the East Fork Of Hood river. The party