The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-30
WHITE SALMON NOTES.

WILLIE DAhIuUIV NUlGD.
S. c. Zelgler, one of white Salmons
strawberry kings, has always believed
in diversified crops. This time it's
twins-a boy aud girl. He has dis
tanced all competitors, and Mcclure,
Egan, Moore and the rest admit that
they are hopelessly out of the race.
Frank Groshong, our "village black
smith, has bought of Jewett & Son
the 4-acre tract lying between the prop
erty of G. F. Waldo and that of P. A.
Trana.
All stages between this place and
Trout Lake are filled to the limit every
trip. This, together with the freight
handled at our dock, shows the rapid
development OF the country tributary
to White Salmon
A great need on this side of the river
is an irrigating system. Will some one
having the necessary capital at COM
mand come and look over the ground?
A most enjoyable dancing party was
given last Friday night in honor Of the
marriage of Gus Coleman and Miss
Mary Timm.
A number of our people spent the
day Sunday at the Roland ranch up
the river. The steamer Metlako con-
veyed the party to the place selected.
A splendid basket lunch contributed to
the enjoyment of the inner man, and
some Of the ladies nibbled little, too.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs Frank
Hansaker, Mr. and Mrs Art Wood, Mr.
and Mrs VIII Overbaugh, Mr. and Mrs
Dick Kreps, Mr. and Mrs Condor, DR.
Gearhart, Misses Mabel and Birnie En-
mons, Misses Alice, Erva and Nora
Cunning, Miss Mary Wofard, Miss An
ME Wyers, Miss Susie Wolfard, Misses
Lydia Crow, Belle Sheen, Gertrude
Ward, Doris Condor, George johns
baugh; Messrs Fred Purser, Claude
Wetherell John Wood, James Wood
Desser Groshong, Day Hunsaker, Earl
EmmOns, Roy Emmons, Guy Grow
Roy Crow, Dan Perry, Will Perry, Frank
Egan, NJ G Fox, Peter Wyers.
Rev. w. G. Eliot preached a very
helpful sermon Sunday evening on the
Purposes of God. There are many
in this place who feel that they cannot
afford to miss one of these practical
sermons so full of the real soul of Chris
tianity and so free from worn-out
dogma.
Rev. Gardner, who is understood to
ahe 4 candidate for the pulpit of our lit
Nlaareh, will preach here next sun
kverybody is invited to be pres
ems b hear him.
few nights since a strange phe-
8nenon occurred. Many of our peo
striking dreams to relate next
meeting friends Mr.. Zeiger
dfeaned tlERt his strawberry crop came
on and eyery berry was a twin or trip
let; Mr.. Jewelt saw stream of wafer
eight inches VI diameter gush out Of
the side of4ke hill on his place aud
woke 70 find the ffrigation problem
l unsoived.' Tim Wyers dreamed
that as he "a ariving along through a
cloud of duN ptwAen White Salmon
!. and Trout an electric car filled
with passed Aped by ard bis front
Nheels turned forwards and the rear
: ofes backwards. He almost ssgore for
&the first time In his life because he
couldn't keepnp.
DR.. GearhnffA Imagined that he had
o job settls broken legs Of mil
lionaire Ipede.
-. 6Hude Netherell aHi Frank Hun
sakef dfVamed That the road to the
dock was paved with asphalt and wet
down by i stfeet sprinkler
Kast hadan imaginary job packing
f..ss Fs1tI- D a
NortliefHsAa was intending to can the
culls for use ap. the government trans
ports.
Frank sGaeeIong dreamed that he
was devoured o bull snake and
awoke laughing because the joke was
all on the snake.
Mr., Wyers thought he was driving II
fouFhorse wager down the bluff
steps at trot, and the Only places that
bothered him were the landings.
Mr., Lauterbaeh dreamed that he died
and went to heaven, and when he reg
istered, was asked by the night clerk
how be pronounced his name, and was
sent down the shute because he couldn't
do it.
George Purser imagined that he was
being pursued by Portland policeman
for peeking into the smoke.stack of the
smelling works and finally escaped by
hiding behind telegraph pole,
BOrn.-In White Salmon, Wash,
July Is, 1903, to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Gordon, daughter
Misses Grace and Gertrude Morris of
San Francisco are visiting their friends,
the Underwoods and Perrys, at Pine
Flat
Guler's hotel at Trout Lake is becon-
ing very popular as summer resort. A
large number Of outing parties are
gathered there from Portland, The
Dalles and Hood River.
Mount Hood Notes.
Some of the boys have gone out to the
harvest fields while others are preparing
to follow.