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

Rev. B. F. Tout of Centralia, Wash,
came in on No. 2, Tuesday. He will
visit the valley with view to locating
here.
W. J. Baker sold, Monday, to E,
Knowles, Portland attorney, the home
of Axtel Rahm, ON the Mount Hood
road.
Bridge Foreman Knapp passed thro'
Hood River on his way to High Line to
take charge OF his men, after a short
vacation. Mr.. Knapp is thorough rail
road man, and is jolly good fellow.
+. N. Blythe, assistant city editor OF
the Portland Journal, came up on the
train Sunday morning, to spend Sunday
with his family Ned is all right and will
make his mark in Oregon journalism.
Hon. w. II. Moore of Moro, Sherman
county, has purchased the Bob Wright
place, in Crapper district,of G, W. Brock,
consideration $4,000. The place contains
IA acres.
Sunday, April "a, A. A. Jayne and
family, Of Hood River, and E Brayford
and family of ROCKFORD, visited the
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and spent the day there.
Alimus Lodge of Odd Fellows at Gold
endale celebrated the S5th anniversary
of the order last Thursday evening with
very interesting programme, says the
Goldendale Agriculturist.
The DEVILS better half is enjoying the
felictous visitation OF stiff neck, which
she thinks is due to cold but her un-
charitable other half asserts that it is
the result Of rubbering at her neighbors.
Little Miss Hazel Jordan brought her
papa into the Glacier office last Friday
morning for pleasant call. They re-
port the crops in fine condition in their
neighborhood.
7. T. Highly of Gunnison, Colo, was
in the city last week looking around
with view to locating here. Mr.. Hig-
by has made tour of the Pacific coast
and is well pleased with Hood River.
w. p. Watson has sold his town prop.
erty at Linden, Wash. and last Monday
he and Mrs. Watson started for Long
Branch Cal, where they will make their
home for the present. Miss Nellie
Erwin, their granddaughter, accompan-
led them.
Henry Mcclure, on River Street, has
his two-story residence enclosed. 1t Is
24x26 and constructed in the most SUBJ
stantial manner, with all the modern
appliances. The work is being done by
Cox and Wallin and will cost about
81 200.
Win 0linger treated himself to one oi
Jobs comforters and when the boil be
came right interesting he handled some
rusty chains, from which the rust and
dirt got into an opening in the boil, anC
now Winnie goes with his hand in a
sling while he visits the boys.
Rev. ]. L. Hershner's baby girl hal
been having a serious time for the pas
two weeks. She suffered an attack o
measles, and when about recovered from
this disease was taken with bronchial
pneumonia. She was very i'll for severa
daye, but is now slightly improved.
AL Zeek is putting in brickyard on
the old Barrett ranch. We understand
he has a kiln about ready for firing. Al
is q good fellow, thorough workman
| anu all CHpikCbiN OhbAhtou ADhuf GAAO
the Glacier hopes and believes he
wilbmeet with the success he deserves
in his new enterprise.
WIS. Boorman, who has been ditchinp
from Phelps creek so as to be able tC
irrigate his land to better advantage, has
done fine job. 1t is work that would
have been worth hundreds Of dollars to
him IL it had been done years ago. Scott
has one of the best places in the Frank
ton neighborhood.
w. F. Smith, wife and little son, o.
Dayton, Ind, arrived in Hood Rive
Saturday morning. They will make theil
home here, which is great pleasure Il
the Bartmess family, the two families
being close friends. Mr.. Smith is 81
educator Of wide experience, and wai
principal Of the public schools OF Daytor
for long term OF years. He will soor
organize a class in voice culture.