The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-03-20
.dood River GLACIER
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908.

IN. w. DOics
Concert first week in April, by the
Unitarian society.
Fl. N. Carlock OF Portland was in
Hood River on business Monday.
For Racine buggies, carriages, spring
wagons, phatons, call on N. w. Bone.
Get new set Of harness at wholesale
prices, made to the order OF N. w. Bone.
Wanted-l00,0O0 strawberry plants.
G. +. Warrens, 1927 Marquam Building,
Portland, Or.
Miss Maude Stranahan returned to
her school at China Hollow, Sherman
county, Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Parker OF Washington, D.
c., will sing at the Unitarian services
next Sunday evening.
S. C. Jackson is showing samples Of
the finest and best wall paper for the
price ever brought to Hood River.
Lost-On the road from The Dalles,
lady's travelling bag, leather colored.
Leave at this Office and get reward
A. E. Lake, our good-natured county
clerk, was in Hood River Tuesday, and
went out to see his strawberry ranch.
Any one knowing the address OF Julius
G. Hook, Grand Army man, will con-
fer favor by informing M. P Isenberg.
Miss Ola Norman Of Portland came up
Monday night and will teach the first
term OF school in the new school house
in Dukes valley.
Don't forget the DeMoss Family at
the opera house Saturday, March 2S.
Benefit of the school library. Reserved
seats on sale at Clarke's drug store.
Fer Sale-The Howell cottage and 3
acres, east OF Mrs. Alma Howe's, for 5
DAYS, at 81 800. After days, 81 300.
For sale by j L. Henderson.
Just Arrived-A full carload OF Stude-
baker wagons and spring wagons at the
Davidson Fruit Co.'S. Get your wagon
while the assortment is complete.
Belieu & Rea are building a 500
house for Mrs. Hattie Rogers on her
lots opposite the school house. The
house is now ready for the plasterers.
There will be another one of those
popular dances given at .. J..
Eastman's this Friday night. Oat is
all right OIL entertainment and those
who attend these dances may expect a
good time.
A Portland artist took a fine view Of
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j..
Byrkett, showing both OF them on the
front porch They have neat little
home, and it is deserving of a good
picture.
Hereafter the Glacier will go to press
early Thursdsy morning, to catch the
mail going out in the valley by free de-
livery at 12 O'Clock. So don't send or
bring anything in to be set in type Thurs
day mornings.
A peanut social will be given by the
Belmont Epworth League at the home
of Mrs. NJ. B. Potter, Friday evening,
March 27. Admission to social--ladies
l0c. gentlemen 15c. All are invited to
come and have time.
John G. Zolls and family Of Palisade,
Nebraska, are new comers in Hood
River, and for the present are occupy
ing house in Blowers addition. Mr..
Zolls is practical brick layer and stone
mason, but has been farmer for 10
years.
A tea will be given by the ladies Of
st. Marks guild on Wednesday after
noon, March 25, at Mrs. Dumbles
Some very choice musical numbers will
be renderee, and delicious lunch
served. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all, including the gentlemen.
The weather for the past two weeks
has been what might be called fine. We
had rain last week and snow Saturday,
and since then sunshiny days and frosty
nights. The thermometer this Thurs
day morning marked 25 degrees above
zero. We are having late spring.
Fruit is all right.
Petty thieves have been at work
around town OF late. Housekeepers
should keep everything worth carrying
off under lock and key, and keep a look
out for the thief A man who would
rather steal than work for an honest
living should be punished to the
full extent of the law ii caught in the
act.
Captain Harry Olson is visiting his
father-in-law, Amos Underwood. Mr..
Olson is mate on the steamer Reliance,
now running from Seattle to Bremen
ton. The distance is 16 miles, and
every Saturday there is race between
all the boats running on this line. The
Reliance made the run recently in 81
minutes, beating the time of all the
other boats.
The Davidson Fruit company have
called a meeting of strawberry growers
Cot. u of Atn
in A. o. u. w. hall. This will be q
profitable meeting for everybody grow
ing Strawberries and no grower can af-
ford to miss going. The question of get
ing satisfactory and sufficient help is
becoming more important each year and
must be given attention.
Rev. st. John Of Boston, Massachu-
setts, secretury of the American Unitar-
ian association, will address the people
of Hood River next Sunday evening at
s o'clock in X. OF 2. hall, Rev. w.
G. Eliot assisting. This service will be
one of rare interest, and cordial invit-
alton is extended to all to be present.
Rev. St.John is touring this coast and
the people of Hood River feel greatly
flattered that he has so kindly given us
this evening, as his itinerary is so very
full
OF Interest to Berry Growers
buying elsewhere see my crates. They
are the neatest, and the hallacks are
the strongest made; and sell at regular
prices-competition always gives you
the best in the market | am here to
stay and will have a box factory next
year. There will be a party here dur
ing the shipping season who will pay
cash for berries for canning and pre-
serves. II possible, attend the straw
berry meeting at 10 a. M, Saturday
you may hear something of interest to
you. JOE WILSON.
Colonel Frank V Drake, superinten-
dent of the Portland bureau of iniorma-
tion, was in Hood River last Friday. At |
his suggestion a meeting Of the CONNER
cial club was called, and Colonel Drake /
explained the purpose of the organiza-
ton which he represents. The bureau
of information will have large, well |
lighted room in the union depot at Port /
land. 1t will ascertain and tabulate the /