The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-04-23

Evangeline was presented in panto.
mime at the Vogt Wednesday evening,
and the large audience certainly had no
cause for complaint. To costume and
drill 85 men, women and children in
the short space of one week certainly is
no small undertaking, but Mr.. Kendall
proved equal to the work and when the
curtain rose the audience was convinced
that the minutest detail had been car
ried out, and one could easily imagine
he was looking upon an assemhlage of
Acadain peasants in their daily life.
Mr.. Kendal's reciting was good. He
possesses a clear, strong voice and inter-
prets we'll the language Of the author.
The performance of Evangaline was
certainly one OF the best performances
local talent have ever given in the city
and reflects credit upon all concerned
Times-Mountaineer.
The Glacier man junior was in Nc
Minnville, Sunday, where he attended
| the funeral of Charles A. Redmond, a
member OF the graduating class at the
University Of Oregon, in June, 1902.
| Mr.. Redmond died Monday, April lS,
at Phoenix, Arizona. At the university
Mr.. Redmond was leader among his
fellow students, highly respected by the
faculty, and was graduated with the
highest standing. After his graduation,
he was made professor Of history and
economics at the Ashland normal
school. In Mr.. Redmond's death the
state loses promising citizen.
Geo. d. Cubertson & Co. sold, last
Friday, the W, W. Mason 100 acres
near Mount Hood post-office, to Messrs,
L. B. London and G. b. Power Of Port
land. The purchasers win open up
more of the land at an early date and
plant it largely to fruit. This choice
orchard tract adjoins the well-known
Fouts place, which Messrs. Culbertson
< Co. recently sold to Portland mer
chant.
Ernest Hemmen, fishing in HOOD
river, Tuesday, caught black bass
about foot long. This is the first speci
men of that species, so far as we have
been able to determine, that has beer
caught in our waters. II is hoped tina
many Others may follow this pioneer
for the black bass is toothsome, ag
gressive, pugnacious, denizen OF Eastern
waters that would greatly add to the de
lights of our piscatorial friends.
! Geo. D. Culbertson & Co. made sale
last week, of the - acre property be
longing to Charles J. Richter, Ia mile
from town, to G, 7. Robards OF Palouse
Washington; consideration 81 ,450 Mr.
Robards' son will soon take up his resi-
dence on the land, removing here from
Palouse.
Geo. d. Culbertson & Co. sold lot 8
block C, Of Goes addition, this week, t
lis. w. Arnold Of this city. Mr.. Arnol,
adds another lot to his late purchase
uuon which he is now building a house
which altogether makes an excellen
home property.
Charles stranahan returned las
Thursday from Los Angeles, where h
spent the winter. Charles is glad to b
back, and says he is pleased to see S
many changes and Improvements il
Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mooney spen
SUNDAY with Mrs. S. NJ. Baldwin a
, Mount Hood. The friends Of MI
Baldwin will regret to learn that he
in very poor health, and has been ailin
all winter.
II is reported that Bishop b. Vista
Morris Of Portland has given $500 t
ward the Episcopal church building 70
: Hood River, and that a Dalles wOma
has contributed another $780,
E Wm. McMasters and family returne
/ to Portland hst Friday aftera delightfJ
vacation Of ten days in Hood River.
e Mcclure Bros. have employed Henr
+. Richardson as store delivery boy.
{ st. Marks guild will meet with Mr.
Dumble on Wednesday next.