The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-03-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

j. II. Surface of Mosier was in the
city Tuesday. MIR. Surfcae states
that the evangelistic services which
have been conducted at the Dollie
Mosier hail for the past two weeks,
will close Sunday night of this week.
Rev. Dick of Yakima, who has had
charge Of the work, has been very
successful.
Several business houses of The
Dalles suffered a s., ,O0O fire loss in the
Vogt block Sunday night.
March comes in like a lamb
Mrs. G. &. Roberts and Mrs Mar
garet Reid left for The Dalles Tuesday
morning.
Attorney A. A. Jayne and N. G.
Evans are in The Dalles, attending
the session of the county court.
G. l.. Rogers was in tho city We'd
nesday and went out to Odell in com
pany with G. r. Bone Mrs Rogers
has been confined in Portland hospi-
tai for few weeks, but is much i'm
proved, and as soon as she sufficient
ly RECEIVERS, Mr.. Rogers will move
his family to Hood River, where they
viii reside on their Odell ranch,
Charles I. Bennett of Mosier was
registered at the Hotel Waucoma Mon
day.
T. A. Hudson of The Dalles was a
Hood River visito' Monday
A dead man, constructed of old
clothes and dry goods store dummy
drew crowds to the railroad tack be-
low the freigh depot Monday morn
ing, whittier people were dirercted by
perpetrators of the joke, who circulat-
ed the report that nm unknown man
had been run ovre 10y the train. Col
onel Hartley was among the deluded
citi2ens, who "hit. " lie Immediately
turned the tables ON lamp Osburn,
who didn't like the joke little bit.
The deputy sheriff was called down to
see the corpse, and was about to
phone the coroner when he took
tumble.
County Clerk Bolton was in Hood
River Monday,
l.. H. Gano tells the Glacier that
nephew, George Maughnor, living in
the state of Connecticut, writes that
the snow has drifted IL feet deep up
against the side of his house. This is
too much for MIR. Maughner, and he
writes for information ON the Oregon
climate. Mr.. Gauo answered him
with IA pages all about Hood River.
Mr.. Gano also expects his mother,
Mrs, Harriet Payne to come to Ore
gon next fall, She is now living in
Indiana, but the severe cold weather
is more than she likes.
Invitations announce dancing par
t y at the opera house by the ladies of
tle Eathhouo sisters, assisted by the
Knights Of Pythias, Wednesday even
ing, March &. Music will be furnished
10y Mcssrs. Gilbert Brock and Latter
tsy Admission win be Sl.00.
Miss Nellie Underwood called at the
Glacier Office Tuesday morning with
boquot Of purpil iris, the first of
the season.
W. j. Baker y Co., real estate deal
oTs, report the following sales II r.
Imhlcr's lot on the hill to A. L. StauG-
cr; s,&N, +, L. Niuans lot on the hill
to O, s. Osburu; consideration, S225.
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. w. Love left
"Wednesday for the wheat fields of
Eastern Oregon, whore they will re-
side. Mr., Love and his son Ralph
have rented l2Sl acres of fine wheat
hand, Thoy have purchased farm.
ing outfit and viii engage in the
wheat business. They have bought
y fine horses, which Ralph took
through about two weeks go,
Mr.. and Mrs y. J. Treiher, who
have been located ON the Twin Oak
farm the past year, will leave shortly
tor Ashland,