The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-30

come wider known the greater is the
annual travel to the mountain. Nal.
colin A. Moody and party will go up
next week, and party from Portland
is arranging to spend month or more
at the Inn. Mrs. Georgia Young accom-
panied Mrs. Langille TO Cloud Cap Inn.
The Dalles defeated Wasco Sunday,
| ii too.
Frank Chandler was Portland visitor
last week.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet at the U. b. church, Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
Seymour w. Condor, United States
Commissioner at White Salmon, passed
through Hood River, Monday, on his
way to Pendleton.
Miss A. r. Luse, the well-known elo-
cutionist OF Portland, is in Hood River
spending the summer at Kanawa, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ingalls,.
Colonel Hartley carries his left hand
in sling. He let wagon bed fall on
his hand. The fall cut big cash four
inches long aud it is thought broke the
bone of the thumb.
Unitarian.-Corner State street and
Park avenue. W. g. Eliot, minister in
charge; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ser
vice with preaching by Rev. w. II. P.
Macdonald at IL a. NJ. All welcome.
Miss Carrie Byerlee, recently gradu-
ated from the Oregon Agricultural col.
lege at Corvallis, has been elected pri-
mary teacher OF the Frankton school.
Mr.. Brown will be principal, and Miss
Brown in ermediate teacher.
Ernest Hinrichs, Meigs Bartmess and
Miss Carrie Byerlee were graduated
from the Oregon Agricultural college al
Corvallis last week, the first Hood RiveI
students to complete the course at Cor
wallis. All three stood among the high
est in their classes, and come home witt
excellent records.
Hood River will celebrate the 4th oi
July in q becoming manner, and nc
doubt it will be succsessful. The little
town Is very enterprising, and can dis
play its patriotism on the nations birth
day as well as its business tact In the di-
rection of trade. The advertisement ap.
rselsewhere in this issue.-Chronicle
J. NJ. Conklin, writing from Garden
City, Kansas, says: ~ gave one copy Of
| the Glacier to friend to read and he
will send it to his brother at Tacoma,
Wash, after he has read it. Another
copy | sent to friends in Iowa. l expect
to be in Hood River in month or two
with my family. Please put me on your
enhscrintinn EsS -
The anti liqnor fight is growing acute
here. The Times Office will have to
move because its editor, the mayor, has
been trying to enforce the laws. He
was notified last Friday that his rent
which has been $3.50 per month would
be $50 per month hereafter. Fortunate
ly he had paid the first OF the month
until the first of July.--Forest Grove
Times.
The board of directors OF the Hood
River base corporation held a business
meeting last Wednesday night. The
gate keepers report showed the gross
receipts OF the grounds to be 1902. OF
this amount, $3.50 goes into the treasury
OF the corporation. The company ex-
poets to secure sufficient funds from
bill board advertising on the park fence
to keep the grounds in repair.
Thomas Upton, general purchasing
agent for the Denver & Rio Grande
railway, was in Hood River, Tuesday,
the guest of w. II. Eccles and Charles 7.
Early of the Oregon Lumber Co. Mr.. Tip
toms railroad is an extensive purchaser
of railroad ties and timbers from the
Oregon Lumber Co He left the same
afternoon for Ingles, on the Lower Col.
umbia, accompanied by W. II. Eccles.
7. Clay Neece of Kent, Sherman coun-
ty, was Glacier Office caller, Saturday.
Mr.. Neece was once part owner OF the
Yamhill Reporter at McMinnville,
where he attended college. He Is now
prosperous Eastern Oregon farmer,
where he says the opportunities are
way ahead Of anything in the William
ette valley. The portage railroad, Mr..
Neece thinks will be Of great benefit to
the wheat growers of the Inland Empire.
The people would rather see the portage
railroad than the Cello canal, as they
believe 1t would be more Of Leverage
on the railroad companies.
The Wasco w. o. W. base ball team
ran up against hard proposition at
Hood River, 1t was supposed that they
were going there to play the Hood
Rivar W. o. w. team, but on arriving
there, found they we're expected to play
the first team Of Hood River. As the
boys are not professionals they were
beaten. We would like very much to zee
the Hood River Stars tackle the Sher.
man county team. We rather think
they would find it harder sailing than
to play team that makes no preten-
tions of being base ball players.-Wasco
News.
There are widowers galore in the city
today, but their loss is Hood River 3
gain. While stewing over the stove at
noon one of them was hard TO remark:
"Well its all right to attend aid Society
in the afternoon, but when it comes to
going away before dinner time on a hot
day its time q halt was called. These
women are getting too many rights. Its
their duty 10 stay at home and aid q
fellow to get dinner" Meanwhile about
forty Dalles housewives are enjoying q
well deserved rest beneath the trees and
under the hOspitable roof Of Mrs. Kelsay,
at Hood River, having gone down on
the Regulator this morning. Chronicle.