The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-16

Q. c. Dean has purchased Ira Row.
Z lands half interest in the Hood River
White Salmon ferry. Andy Pearson,
Mr., Deans partner will continue as
& ferryman.
S. NJ. Bartmess and Earl went to Cor.
wallis Monday, to attend commence.
I ment Meigs will graduate this year
and has been elected valedictorian OF
his place.
Lee Henry, formerly proprietor Of
the Cottage Grove Nugget, was in town
last week, the guest Of James Adkins
The young men were formerly neigh
bors in Nebraska.
Through the. efforts of Treasurer
Fisher and Deputy Sheriff Valet the
4 Davenport Bros, paid $3.50 taxes before
4 getting their mill out OF the county
Stevenson Pioneer.
Street Commissioner Cunning had a
4 force of men at work, Saturday. placing
! cross walks at the intersection of Oak
and Second streets. The new walks
make neat improvement.
Mrs. Edward Blythe and son Robert
are home from a months visit in Port
land. While in Portland, Mrs. Blythe
suffered severe attack OF acute inflam-
matory rheumatism. She is rapidly
regaining her former health.
Earl Bartmess left for Corvallis, Fri.
day afternoon, where he went to attend
the commencement exercises OF the
Oregon Agricultural college, His broth
er Meigs is member OF the senior class
and will be graduated with honorr.
S. D. Houghtelin, a Touring mill
man from Fairbury, Neb., is in Hood
River. He is pleased with the valley
and thinks of purchasing some fruit
land.
Last Thursday r. W. Hunt presented
the editor with box of berries OF the
wagon wheel build, immense fellows,
26 of which filled the hallock with
gospel measure.
Mrs. Louise Goddard says Mr..
Goddard writes that he is in Omaha
travelling with his theatrical troupe
Mrs. Goddard does not expect him
home this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Rand are up
from University Park in attendance at
the Grand Army encampment, and
visiting with relatives in the town and
valley.
Miss Lizzie Roberts, Mrs. Charles
Early and Mrs. Charles Castner left for
Portland Monday, where they are dele
gates to the state convention Of the
Eastern Star.
Mrs. G. l. Grant, teacher in the
| n,1i..xo of Ms,,snarA ss, nd
is spending her summer vacation with
Mrs Louise Goddard on her ranch in
Crapper district.
United States Deputy Marshal l.. N.
Blowers was in Hood River, Tuesday,
to take Steve Russell to Portland. This
man was caught selling whiskey TO the
Indians, by equity Sheriff Snyder,
The Dalles Chronicle in speaking of
the marriage of Major j. S. Booth of
Hood River to Miss Loretta +. Ed
munds says: "John's host OF friends in
The Dalles will be among the most sin
cere in their congratulations and well
wishes"
A two-inch main was laid down Oak
street to the Mount Hood hotel last
week. Tn pipe will supply water for
the new hotel. Mr.. Gilbert has in.
stalled reel and l25 feet of fire hose on
each floor. Fire escapes will be put at
the rear of the hotel.
Major and Mrs, J. s. Booth returned
Saturday evening to Hood River after
short wedding trip to Portland. Mrs.
Booth expresses herself as very much
charmed with Hood River, and wishes
some Of her Eastern friends could gee
this beautiful country.
J. f. Batchelder was up from Port
land Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Cooper OF the Chicago and Great
Western railway. He showed the WIS.,
itors about the valley, and they assert
that they will not be content until they
own a fruit ranch in Hood River.
Saturday the heart of the editor was
made glad by the receipt at the hands
of NJ. L. Emry, a box of the finest
Clarke's Seeding strawberries he has
yet seen. They were perfect in shape,
color and condition and 80 large that
q completely filed the hallock.
Bert Rand, former Hocd River boy,
was up from Portland last week, visit
ing his sister, Mrs. r. l.. HARRISON.
Bert has a good position with Port
land mercanti house, and Is well
satisfied with his location. He says
Hood River is all right, but the hustle
and hustle Of the city has the greater
attraction for him.
p. spangler, at one time in partner
ship with the late T. G. Dallas, arrived
Monday with his family from Kahoka,
Mo. Mr.. Spangler will remain in Hood
, River for some time for the benefit OF
his health. He suffers q great deal
= from rheumatism and has to carry his
right arm in sling. He is an old sol
dier and will attend the encampment
Deputy Sheriff Olinger took dement,.
r ed old woman, who had been annoying
I the people in the outskirts Of town tC
0 The Dalles last Friday, where che was
Judged insane and ordered taken TO the
D asylum at Salem. Her name is Mrs
Lydia Mesinheimer, Mrs. Root assist
ed the deputy sheriff in taking the wo'
man to Salem.
S. f. Bartmess, j. Il. Rand and Bar
4 ton Davidson, who were appointed By
!, County Judge Blakeley to appTaise tht
accounts and personal effects OF T. G
Dallas, deceased, found outstanding
> accounts amounting TO about $1,000
I This sum is subject to correction. The
tools OF Mr.. Dallas tin shop were val
- ued at $3.50
Y NJ. B. Potter, former Hood Riverite
Il arrived Monday afternoon, from Spray
IS Morrow county, TO attend the state en-
- campment of the grand Army Mr.
Pottes appears in better health than h,
has been for years. He is one Of thu
past commanders Of Candy post, anC
thus is entitled to seat in the cOnven
tion.
Chester Dymond, father of D. c. anC
G. A. DymOnd, died June 10, 1904, Q
Camas Prairie. He was born in New
York state near Troy, June Z, 1927
p came to the Willamette valley in 1871
and to Canlas Prairie in 1880. He ha
been sick the past five months witt
heart disease and dropsy. The buria
occurred Sunday interment being mad
= in Glenwood cemetery. His wife an,