The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-03

Tim Brodeur of Portland is a new
employe at the blacksmith and wagon
shop of Snow and Upson. Mr., Brodeur
is an experienced workman.
Rev. Crusan of Spokane, who was
to have delivered a lecture at the
Unitarian church next week, cannot
fill his engagement, owing to sickness.
II. L. worse is up from Portland,
and will remain for several days. Mr..
worse says they are undecided Just
when they will move from Hood Riv-
er.
r. II. Tate and little son of Portland
were guests during the week OF DR., Nj.
A. Jones. Saturday night the doctor
took his friend for sojourn at Winans
and the IL lis of Hood River.
Geo. d. Culbertson and family moved
ont to the homestead Monday, about
nine miles southeast Of town. Mr., Cul-
bertson reports quite a heavy rainstorm
out in that neighborhool Tuesday.
While attending the dental congress
at Portland, DR.. Jones saw the new
anesthetic "Somnoforme" used for
the painless extraction of teeth A
complete outfit has been ordered and
will be in use by him in few days.
W. L. Markle and Sheridan Bannan
of Clearfield, Pennsylvania. are at
present the guests of the former s
brother, A. W. Markle, on Sherman
avenue. They are here to see the
country and to incidentally look up
the fruit growing business.
D. f. Lamar is again in business at
the old stand just south of the Indian
creek bridge. Read his announcement in
another column. d. +. Dunn is also in
business with him. They intend to ham
die a first class stock of grociers, flour,
feed, etc, and are out for business
They assure their old friends the same
courteous treatment as Of yore.
Dan Mears and r. j. Gould are home
from prospecting trip to the John Day
country, and are displaying all sorts OF
rock from free milling ore to asphaul-
tum. Dan and family left the first Of
the week for the Trout Lake country,
where he will spend part Of the time on
an outing with Mordicai Jones.
Considerably more than 900, 600 ad
missions have been recorded by the
tuTnstiles of the Lewis an Clark eX-
position. If this percentage keeps up
the total admissions will exceed 1000,
GOO and there is every prospect that
the attendance will increase toward
the end Of the exposition period,
This is the experience of all eXposi-
tiOns.
The O. r. & N. has notified the
Transfer & Livery Co. that part OF
their stable is situated on the right OF
way of the railroad, and that the
buildings will have to be removed.
The same notification has been given
Mrs. Fewel. The stable people say
they are undecided just what altera
tion5 they will make in their barn tC
confer with the removal order.
Mrs. Madge Ramsey Of Portland and
Mrs. S. b. Crockett Of Seattle are visit
ing in Hood River, Mrs. Crockett will
be well remembered by Hood River
people who where here before 1890
when she and Mr. Crockett resided on
and owned what is now the Slater
place in the Frankton district. Mrs
Crockett is here to remove the remains
of an infant son from the Irving GENE
terry at Frankton.
A marriage license was granted today
| by the county clerk to Humphrey Peugl
and Mrs. Susie Morgan. This is simpl,
reading matter on its face, but when il
is known that Mr.. Peugh has passed
the 10Th milestone on his weary pil
grimage and Mrs. Morgan her 4Sth, i
demonstrates the fact that love is eyel
young and that cupid let flies his fiery
darts at those in the sere, yellow
leaf period Of existance as well as other
in life's bright spring. The Dallel
Chronicle.
James S. Reed of the Connecticut Fir
Insurance Co., who was in the cit,
Monday, regrets very much that he dc
not come to this valley years ago, whel
he first read Of the country, and invest
ed in orchard land. "Why,n he says
"If | had come here then all the team
in the valley couldn't drag me away.
Mr.. Reed is genuinely enthusiastic owe
the valley, and always has a good wor,
for the Information Of strangers. Mr.
Reed is well pleased with the work q
George T, Prather, his agent in this city
A solid cake of natrual soda, weigh
ing half a ton which was mined in Al
bany county, Wyoming, is on eXhibi
tion in Wyoming's section in th
Mines and Metallurgy building at tn
Lewis and Clark exposition. The cak
of soda resembles in appearance a
immense block of ice Soda is foun
in Wyoming, notably in Carbon