The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-02
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The Davidson Fruit Co. keep line oi
extra quality, medium priced buggies
and vehicles.
Charles Belts of The Dslles is doing
some sign work for Hunt 4 Co. Any
one wishing any thing in a fancy up-to-
date sign can call on either Mr.. Belts or
Hunt & Co.
County Commissioner Hibbard went
to The Dalles Tuesday noon.
Mrs. D. d. Mcclure of White Salmon
came up from Portland on No. 2 Satur-
day.
w. ]. Baker made sale during Mon
day of the two Bone lots on Oak street
to A. d. Moe.
Leonard Day has received the insur
ance due him from the Royal Neighbour
for the loss of his wife, Mrs. Grace l.
Day.
Mrs. Alfred Wood came home from
Mosieron No. l Saturday. She had
been visiting relatives there during the
week.
Rev. ]. T. Merrill, presiding elder,
will preach at the United Brethren
church next Sunday both morning and
evening.
Hood River Lodge, A. F. & A, NJ,
held regular communication last Sat
urday evening and transacted regular
| business.
NJ. ]. Buckley, division superinten-
dent of the o. r. & n, made Hood
River an official visit the first of the
week.
The Women's Alliance of the Unitarian
Church will meet at the residence of
Mrs. 7. J. Cunning Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
C. Z. Warrens, wife and two children,
and nurse, arrived at Hood River on
No. 2 Saturday to spend Sunday at
Country Club Inn.
Deputy Sheriff Olinger was in the
Dalles last week assisting Sheriff Sexton
in taking care of Norman Williams dur
ing his trial for murder.
Frank Groshong, the White Salmon
blacksmith, lost valuable mare Satur-
day with foal. He had refused $3.50 for
the animal few days previous.
William Eckles of the Mount Hood
Lumber Co., went to The Dalles Mon
day and met his family, who have come
to Hood River to spend the summer.
Charles L. Tostevin, an enterprising
young fire underwater, was up from
Portland Sunday on visit to his par
ents. He was accompanied by Will
Payne.
Captain and Mrs. ]. P. Shaw came
up from Portland on No. 2 Saturday,
and stopped with friends in Hood River,
continuing their journey Sunday even
ing to Pendleton, where Captain Shaw
delivered the Memorial service oration.
A special communication OF HOOK
River Lodge No. 105, A. f. & A. M.
will be held Saturday evening, June 4
There will be work in the NJ. NJ. degree
All visiting brethren are cordially in
vited to attend.
r. Adams came in Tuesday, with {
shipment OF White Salmon berries anc
reports the crop very satisfactory thi
year, on that side of the Columbia. Mr.
| Adams struck a spring this week, or
his farm, which he thinks will furnish
sufficient water to irrigate his berries.
Judge Blakeley and Harry Levy, tw'
of The Dalles democratic candidates
passed through Hood River enroute +
Portland on No. l Monday. Evidentl
the gentlemen were on the politica
warpath, as they were saying all sort
of things to Lee Morse on the platform
Marshal Fraley reports one plair
drunk and two drunk and disorder!
persons arrested during the week. Thi
is a good report considering the larg
number of strangers who have COM
into our community during this time.
Friday night some sneak thief, or
number of them entered the commits
sary of A. NJ. Kelsey and purloined
lot of provisions, which were being hel,
in cold storage. A loaded shotgun
judiciously handled, is what such gentr
deserve.
Miss Nora E. Smith, teacher in tn
Pine Grove district, left yesterda
morning to spend her vacation with he
father, w. w. Smith, at LaPorte, Iowa
and other relatives at Dysart, lowe
She will return in time to take charg
OF her school in the fall.
J. W. Patterson, who has been EN-
ployed as saw filer for the Mount Hoo
Lumber Co., resigned his position las
week, and has accepted a position wit
the Booth Kelly Lumber Co. at Eugene
Or. His place here was taken by L
Clothier, OF Clinton, Or.
G. H. Stoughton, republican nomine
for county commissioner was in Hoo
River Tuesday, getting acquainted wit
the voters in this end OF the country
Mr.. Stoughton made the Glacier
pleasant call. He is one OF tke sui
stantial residents of the thriving tow
OF Dufur.
. A. L. Craig, general passenger agen
: of the o. r. Il N. and o. Vanderbilt I
Niles, Mich, prominent lithographt
and show printer OF that city, came
at noon Saturday, from Portland
intending to return at 3 o'clock. The
made the Glacier Office pleasant cal
! and stated that they were 80 we
pleased with Hood River that they be
ielegraphed for their wives to come Of
. and stay over Sunday.
MI d.. Eo:. koa a uau, aclsa;kn.