The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-02-06
The Julia MarloWe Shoe
THE PEOPLES STORE.

Do not forget the Friday afternoon
Kensington at the home of Mrs. Early
on State street. These social gatherings
are much enjoyed by all of the partici-
pants and this one promises to be as
much of treat as any in the past. A
short musical will be given ats 80; lunch
served at 4. Piano duet-"Whisper-
ings of Love-" Miss Blowers, Miss Ing
bretsen; recitation, selected, Raymond
Early; piano duett, Martha, Fred
Byer, OPP. 112. Miss Hartley, Miss Nose
ley; trio, mandolins and guitar, Mrs.
Reese, Miss Ingbretsen, Mrs. Knapp.
The ladies of the other societies are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. FLORA HARTLEY, President,
Peter Mohr came to town the other
day and purchased a new hat. The hat
was wrapped up in a neat package, and
later Mr.. Mohr sauntered into the store
of the Commercial Co., laid his new hat
upon counter, and went out to look
after some business before going home.
One OF the clerks at this busy store was
packing goods for shipment to Tygh val
ley, and as the new hat was laid by the
side of the goods intended for shipment,it
was boxed up with them. When Mr..
Mohr called for his hat it could not be
found. And now he wears his old hat
while he awaits its return from Tygh.
Interested persons are circulating a
road petition for county road, to be
presented to the next term of the county
court. As the petition sets forth, the
road will begin at the northeast corner
of the northwest quarter of section "a,
township 2, north range 10 east, VILLAIN
cite meridian, running thence south so
rods; thence west so rods; thence south
one mile and a quarter, following the
section lines between sections 23 and "a,
and 25 and 26 to point in the center
of, and connecting with, county road at
or near gate on the farm OF Mrs.
Anna LEM.
The X. of P. dramatic lub,under the
auspices of the knights Of Pythias, will
produce for the first time in this city,
the beautifully sensational melo-drama
entitled "The Old Dairy Homestead. "
The play is full of strong and pathetic
situations with light vein OF comedy
to keep up the interest and amuse the
old as well as young The play will be
produced Thursday evening, February
10, at X. of P. hall. A good patronage
will be assured. A good cause--a good
play and small admission, guarantees
large attendance.
Rev. U. S. Drake and family of White
Salmon left, last week, for Altoona, Pa,
where they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. Drake was the White Sal
mon correspondent of the Glacier. His
weekly batch of items were always ac-
ceptable, and will be missed in the Gla-
cier office as we'll as by our readers.
May good fortune attend him. and his
family in the Keystone state.
The Davidson Fruitcompany is sending
out its annual calendar to friends and
patrons throughout the valley. The de-
sign is the portrait of handsome young
lady, and was no doubt the selection of
the genial secretary Of the company,
whose tastes in matters of this kind can
always be relied upon. The Glacier man
acknowledges the receipt Of one of the
beautiful calendars.
Geo. D. Culbertson & Co. sold last
the Jacob G. Huff farm of $50
acres, about z miles from the Columbia
on White Salmon river in Klickitat
county, Washington to Christian Mick
elson of Hood River. Mr.. Nicholson
but recently sold his East Side property
to fruit inspector Webber, and will move
on his Washington place at once.
Postmaster Yates received letter
from Congressman Moody, Tuesday,
stating that rural mail route No. 2 for
Hood River will start March 2. The
mail carrier for this new route has not
yet been appointed. His appointment
will come from the superintendent at
San Francisco and may be expected to
be heard from now at any time.
The ground hog saw his shadow if he
he came out Of his winter quarters Mon
day. So, according TO the old saying,
we will have six weeks more of winter.
The ground hog would be very foolish,
anyhow, to stow out Of winter quarters
when there is two feet Of beautiful snow
on the ground.
Geo. d. Culbertson & Co. sold the
Levi Tyler strawberry tract, containing
6H acres, situated about one and aquar-
ter miles from Hood River and adioin-
ing the Mrs. Howe place on the west, to
local parties this week.
Frank Gregory is confined to his home
with mild form OF smallpox His resi-
dence is being quarantined as a pre-
caution against the spread Of the disease.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp received second
cash prize for an article contributed to
the Western AIilliner, a leading mill
linery magazine Of Chicago.
The Hood River box factory started
up during the week. In less than 80
days our fruit growers will be hauling
out strawberry crates.
Choice residential lots in the popular
Goes addition TO Hood River, for sale on
easy terms BY Geo. ID. Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker OF
Pendicton we're visiting 10 Hooi River
last week.
No. l timothy hay for sale at the Spot
Cash Grocery.
Flour and feed at Spot Cash Grocery.
Pure White Flour at Hsrtley's.
Minced ham At Hariley's.