The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-05-19


for Wasco and Moro to look after his
property interests in that section.
S. F. Blythe and daughter, Clara
arrived safely in st. Louis and made
one visit to the exposition last week.
Lewis Fosnot from Baker City bought
through Culbertson & Co., Walter Hull's
house in Winan's addition, this week.
If you want to see neat job of paint.
ing take a look at Colonel OBJ Hartley e
residence on the corner OF Fourth and
Oak.
A bunch of Japs came up on No. 2
Tuesday, presumably to be on the
grounds when the strawberry harvest
begins.
Mrs. Rogers, the piano and organ
saleswoman, came in on No. 2 Tuesday.
Mrs. Rogers has many customers in the
valley.
A. B. Crosier is erecting stand on
the hill to sell ice cream, confectionery
and fresh fruits during the strawberry
season.
w. A. Slingerland of Portland, was
in Hood River Friday. Mr.. Singer
land is looking after his farming inter
ests here.
Misses Maud Noble and Idel Wood
worth went to Stevenson Wednesday
and returned Saturday. They report a
very nice time.
Mrs. J. f. Watt, Miss Annie Smith
and Miss Georgiana Hayden went to
Portland on No. 8 Thursday morning
for few days'visit.
George Smith left for California Mon
day. He will let the Glacier know how
the world is progressing in the land OF
sunshine when he locates.
Mr.and Mrs. H. Sailing OF Weston, came
down on the boat Saturday evening to
visit the parental home of Mrs. Sailing,
returning on No. 2 Monday.
DIR. Rowley reports the arrival Of a
ten-pound son at the home of Lou Bald
win on the 7th, and daughter at the
home of John Nicholson on the 18th.
Rowley & Co. are improving their
drug store on the hill, having just in
stalled soda fountain, put up new
awning, and otherwise made more
attractive their popular store.
]. B. Fletcher & Co. are putting a
new porch on their general store on
Hood River Heights and making other
improvements to ace0mmodate their
increasing trade.
Walter Moore of the firm of Moore
Bros. at Moro, went west on No. ]
Saturday and stepped off to shake hands
with friends at the station.
Newton Clark was up from Portland
and purchased lots ii, ~ and 13 OF
Goes addition. Mr.. Clark says he
will build on these lots this fall.
Two of the incest meat blocks you
ever saw were placed in Mayes Bros.
new meat market last week. They have
nice, neat place and are doing good
business.
S. J.. Taylor of Latourelle, came up
Saturday, to look after the irrigation on
his lots. He returned home Tuesday
and says the berries on his place look
fine.
AL Hershey came in on No. Satur-
day, from trip up in Eastern Oregon
AL says things look we'll up that way
and that they expect big crops this
year.
W. ]. Baker sold, last week, ten acres
of the Judd Ferguson place adjoining
the Columbia nursery, 81 miles south
of town, to AL Zeek. Mr.. Geek is put
ting in his brick kiln.
Sam Koplin, the Isaac Walton ot
Frankton, went TO Portland on No. !
Friday. Suppose Sam went down Ia
get some more fish hooks and bait.
1t must have been an old maid who
named a precinct in Morrow county.
1t is called Gooseberry and certainly
the children's teeth must be cOntinu
ously on edge in that locality.
Louis Plog, who bought w. A
Slingerland's fruit farm, was recently
offered more than $1,000 above what
he paid for it, but refused the offer
This indicates Mr. Plog's faith in HooC
River.
p. S. Davidson OF the Davidson Lum
Der Co., and wife, left for Spokane
Thursday evening, where Mr.. David
sons headquarters will be for tht
present, in looking after the new inter
ests Of the company in that country.
Otis Van BIaricum has sold the loi
adjoining the drug store on the hill Il
Mrs. Henderson from the East Mrs
Henderson, il is understood, will erec
building on the premises. The con
siderati0n was $500.
]. 7. Holman is erecting a two-story
building adjoining his meat market OF
the hill, and has the building nearly
completed 1t will be occupied as 1
bakery and lunch room.
Charles Gill is confined to his bee
with pneumonia. Charlie has been il
several days but wopld not give NJ
until Tuesday noon, wh@l he wal
obliged to take to his bed and Doctol
Rowley was called in.
The Fred Fessel place was solo
to II. J. SHUTS Of Heppner, last week
Culbertson & Co. manipulating the
deal William Kellendonk bought thi
property, we undestand, about a yea
ago. Mr.. Suits will make quite exten
sive Improvements on his land.