The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-23
as marshal and street commissioner,
and on motion Of Gessling the nomina-
tion was approved.
Adjourned


Nice Spring weather; chinook winds.
Fresh Columbia River smelt at Nc
Guire Bros.
Don't forget the Hoosier social Febru-
AIRY 22. A literary programme will be
given.
Elder ]. w. Jenkins will preach at the
Union church on Sunday, January 20,
at 3 p. m.
H. +. Jochimsen during the week
made sale Of 10 acres of the Ferguson
place to |. M. Wilson.
Special at Mcclure Bros. Saturday,
5-pound pals of lard 75c, Dpound
pals Of lard $3.50. Rex hams 16c per
pound.
Miss Laura Cramer, one of Hood
Rivers popular "hello" girls, went to
The Dalles Tuesday to attend the fun
eral OF friend.
You will never regret it if you go to
G.. HI. Temple, the experienced and
competent jeweler and optician, for any
thing IN his line. His work, guaranteed.
The Mount Defiance Water, Power
& Light Co. OF Hood River, have filed
articles OF incorporation. Frank Daven-
port, G. 7. Early and Geo. w. Stapleton
are the incorporators. Shares 500 each.
Qualifications necessary to entitle one
to attendance at the Hoosier basket
social are: Any person, male or female,
who has at some time made Indiana his
or her home, and the family Of any
such person.
The new council had a full house to
listen to its proceedings Monday night.
Every chair was filled and some Of the
spectators occupied the platform. 1t is
well that our citizens turn out and see
that our city fathers earn their fat sal
aries.
Tuesday there was grief in the office
OF DR.. Dumble One of the pair OF little
canary birds that the doctor and Miss
Congdon had learned to love and be
charmed by its sweet song, fell from its
perch dead. Billy Dick was the birds
name.
The Useful knowledge society met at
Mr.. fridays residence Monday evening.
Horace Mann and his school work was
the subject discussed. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox has been selected as the sub
iect for the next meeting, which will be
held at DR.. Dumble's.
Miss Nell Isenberg came up from her
school on Friday to spend Saturday
and Sunday at home. On Saturday
few OF her friends, who learned she
was home, called on her. The evening
was passed with gamesand general good
time. Miss Nell returned to her school
Sunday.
Diphtheria is prevalent at Trout Lake.
DR.. Dumble made trip there last week
to attend the family Of James Cox, who
had three children sick with the dis
ease. Two Of them, boy aged 8 and a
girl aged three, were so near deaths
door that nothing could save them, and
they did January H. One other
boy recovered. Sunday last he was
again called to Trout Lake to attend the
nine-y year-old son Of Jacob Claterbos, who
was sick with the same disease. The
boy is in fair way to recover.
A pleasant party was given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Frazier at
Belmont Friday evening January is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Frazier, sr; Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Frazier, jr., Mrs. Maggie
Galligan, the Misses Audrey Markley,
Mary Gerking, Idell Woodworth, Mary
Foley, Bess Isenberg, Ethel Church,
Messrs. Bert Kelly, Walter Gerking,
Alfred Ingalls,, Arthur Johnston, Wal
ter Foley, Edwin E. Johnston, Joe
Tompkins, Roy Woodworth, and Marsh
Isenberg. A delicious lunch of coffee,
sandwiches and cake was served.