The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-05-12

arts confectionery, after tomorrow.
Their new quarters will be fitted mp in
good shape and they will be ready to
serve their customers with their usual
promptness with everything in the line
Of fresh meats, fish, green vegetables,
butter, eggs, etc.
In another column will be found a
nice writeup Of Hood River by repre-
sentative Of the Dalles Mountaineer.
1t was very gracefully done and will be
highly appreciated by our readers.
Mrs. l.. T. Bragg Of Cofax, Wash, has
been visiting her brother-in-law, X. i.
Bragg and family, the past two weeks.
She returned home Tuesday,
A. w. Riggs Of Candy, Or. arrived last
week and after few days visit with his
brother, q. w Riggs went to visit his
som in law, Mr. Hess Of Mount Hood.
Mrs. w. W. Treat was severely burned
Apr. 25, by the explosion OF al oil stove,
and had very narrow escape from death.
She was moved to St Vincent hospital
and is doing nicely
G. M. Youne and little daughter, La
yelIe. OF Eup,nl and Mrs. Howes OF
Portland are VISITING at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Copple. Mr.. Young is
a brother Of Mrs. Copple.
]. NJ. Smead who spent the winter
in the southern part Of the state is in
the valley shaking hands with his
friends. Mr., Smead made fine record
picking berries last year, and the grow
er that secures his services will be get
ting good thing
David Eccles, Judge Dee II. H. Spen-
GER. and w. II. Eccles came in from the
East on No l, Wednesday. These gen
tlemen are all interested in the Mount
Hood Lumber Co., and are inspecting
the work done by that bee hive OF tss
lumber industry
The Dalles people who visited Hood
River Sunday were surprised to note the
advancement that has been made in thai
city during the past year. The plact
looks as il 1t has almost doubled in sizt
within a year, and the class OF buildings
.lnt have been built bespeak prosperity
,ud thrift. The members OF the bal
cam we're exceptionally well pleased
Nth the treatment receive at the handI
X their competitors. .-Mountaineer.
Mrs. NJ. Parisi and Mrs. +. l.. Ferry
supreme organizers Of the order 0
Modern Foresters, are in the city THU
week for the purpose of organizing |
local lodge Of that order. 1t is not al
insurance order, but one that gives sicl
benefits only, and the plan is an excel
lent one.
J. S. Pinney, until recently manage
of the Portland branch OF the American
Tpye Foundry, accompanied by his wifi,
and daughter, visited Hood Rive
Tuesday and took ride over th,
valley. He was delighted with tn,
country, and will make an investmen
here later Mr. Pinney goes to New
York City this month to take charg,
Of that branch Of the above company.
A, G. Lofts, who is employed ON th,
Mount Hood hotel, in stepping dowl
from his work Monday evening, set hi
foot on the business end of big mai
that was sticking up through board
The nail penetrated the flesh quit
deeply, making painful wound. Mr.
Lofts still keeps at work, but goes will
a flat wheel, ''as train man would say
Some of the citizens along the stat,
road are complaining about certain per
sons using the puhlichighway and private
property alongside to dump their gar
bage. They do not want to make an,
one trouble and take this method of re
questing those who have been in th,
habit Of doing thisto kindly haul tn,
garbage to the city garbage dump ant
thus save themselves trouble and ex
pense.
A lady whose name we were not abb,
to learn, and who has been employed al
assistant cook at the boarding house o
| the Mount Hood Lumber Co., met will
q painful accident few days ago. Sht
went to the river for pail Of water ane
stepped on a stone which rolled undel
her foot, throwing her to the grount
with such force that her arm was bro
ken. Surgical aid was procured ant
the unfortunate lady is doing as well al
could be expected.
Our country correspondence is yer,
short this week, which we regret verl
much We consider our correspondence
from the different sections 81 the coun
try ON both sides of the Columbia on,
of the most interesting features of tht
Glacier, and deire each one of the ole
correspondents Of the paper to consider
this personal invitation to continue
this valued service until we have haC
the pleasure of meeting each one il
person, When in Hood River, be sure
to call at the Glacier office. We wish
TO meet and become acquainted with
every one of our patrons, and particu
larly our correspondents.
Once upon n time two women were
talking over their troubles. and while
one was telling her tale Of woe the
other was very impatient to tell hers.
Finally, after several unsuccessful
attempts. the second woman managed
to tell her story. and as she had the
last say she improved very much on
the tale Of the first woman, In conse
Quence of which the first speaker was
made quite unhappy.
Moral. - Some women are more
wretched than others because the 9th
ers have more troubles than they have
New York Herald.