The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-02

artistic booklet entitled H'Idylwilde, =
beautiful poem descriptive OF the
scenic attractions of Hood River. The
dedication reads: dedicated to loved
ones and friends, as souvenir OF my
Hood River home, where rolls the Ore
gon. May Dinsmore Cook" The poem
consists Of 15 eight-line stanzas, and the
prevailing foot is dactyle, The poetic
idea is beautiful conception of the far.
famed Hood River valley as viewed by
the eve OF an artist. The booklet il
illustrated with well-known views oi
Mount Hood, Lost Lake and points on
Hood river. The press work is that OF
E. II. Bradley, the Hood River jot
printer.
Messrs. Snow & Upson, blacksmiths,
are opening shop on River street
where they expect to be doing business
in about week. They will also do all
kinds of wagon repairing. MIR. Snow
comes from Portland and Mr.. Upsor
from Lyle, Washington.
S. C. Zeigler left on Saturday for .
trip to Pennsylvania. He took two
boxes of White Salmon apples to let the
Pennsylvanians see how much we can
beat them growing this fruit. Mr.
Zeigler will also visit in New Jersey and
other parts before returning.
Bradley, the job printer, made himself
holiday present of full series OF the
latest design in Engravers Old English
most beautiful line of type, and so late
in design that all the fonts have not been
issued by the foundry. Mr.. Bradley is
always up to date.
The Glacier is in receipt of the Christ.
mas number Of the Opinion, published
by the senior and junior classes OF the Pe
oria( Ills. lhigh school, of which EdwardT
Heald is editor in chief. The Opinion i
very creditable publication.
The Knights Of Pythias dramatic clut
will give series Of entertainments in
their new opera house. They are hard
at work on the first of the series which
will be placed on the boards in the near
future.
o. B. Evinger won the buggy that was
ratified off by N. w. Bone Christmas
day. He sold the buggy to j. L. Rand
for 500. Mr.. Evinger paid $l.20 for
his chance and IS to treat the crowd to
cigars.
Chas. N. Clarke of the Glacier phar.
macy wishes you very happy and
prosperous New Year. Call on him in
his new store in the Masonic building
opposite the post office.
Frank Noble and family went to Bea.
verton Friday, y,where they were called
by the serious illness Of Mr.. and Mrs,
David Purser. Mr.. Purser is a brother
to Mrs. Noble.
Now is the time to square up your old
books and start in new year with q
clean new set. See Slocom's line OF
blank books before buying elsewhere.
The wiring of the new opera house
has been completed and will be at
tached to the Electric Light company s
wires very soon.
This failure of the electric light one
night last week was caused by a snow
slide that knocked down the hume at
the power house.
G. R. Castner and wife were called to
La Grande on Saturday by the serious
illness OF their sons wife, Mrs. j. b,
Castner
Mrs. G. D. Woodworth and son Guy
are at Pasadena, California, where Guy
is being treated at a sanitarium and do
ing well.
On and after January |, 1908, the Of.
flee OF the Electric Light company will be
at Jensen's old confectionery stand. 2t
Robert Parrott, son of A. G. Parrott,
arrived from Minnesota last week. He
expects to make Hood River his home.
The holidays are over, but SIocom
will continue to carry all the new books,
the latest thing in stationery, etc,
G. D. Woodwork has disposed OF his
Hereford bull. 1t was fine animal
and he regretted to part with it.
Lost-An express package addressed
to Miss Nellie Clark. Finder will please
leave it with Miss Nellie Clark.
Mrs. Clyde 7. Bonney and two chill
dren Of Brooks, Oregon, are spending
the holidays in Hood River.
The Degree of Honor will install Off
GERS Saturday evening, January 8. A
full attendance is desired.
Frank Chandler has purchased the
Charles B. Prathar place, east of town,
from J. l.. Henderson.
Miss Marian sabin of Portland is the
guest OF Misses Lulu and Helen .Absten
during the holidays.
Tom Wickens is spending the holidays
in Portland and may visit Puget sound
before his return.
7. II. Clark went to Portland to spend
the holidays with his daughter Mrs. A.
E. Bevans.
Furs, mems sweaters and odd lines o.
mems underwear sale ct Frank A.
Grams.
st. Marks guild viii meet Wednes
day next at Mrs. Charles n. Clarke's.
Outing flannel gowns and muslin un.
derwear sale at Frank A Grams.
ClOaks, capes and mems and boys
oyercoat sale at Frank A. Grams.
Iva Small. who is attending college in
Portland Is home for the holidays.
]. W. Metcalf and daughter Celestis
are visiting at Vancouver, Wash.
Rev. ]. L. Hershner viii preach n
Pine Grove on Sunday at Sp. N.
VIM. Jackson OF Moro is here for the
holidays.