The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-03-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Frank spent
Sunday in The Dalles.

was III Jne city 1uesudS hOIulug.
j. P. Carroll, the Mosier apple
king, was in the city Tuesday, return
ing on the noon train.
W. H. Pugh of Hood River was at
Moro last week visiting his children
in Shreman county.
People from Mount Hood state that
the snow is all gone, except in shad.
ed spots and that plowing has begun,
E. c. Rogers left a parsnip at the
Glacier office last Friday, which
measred 2lL inches. in circumfer-
ence, and was 10 inches in length.
Mrs. W. II. Eccies arrived last week
from Ogden, and will visit in the city
for few weeks. Mr.. Eccles expects to
build on his property on State street.
! S. ID. Garner went to Heppner Tues
day, as a delegate from camp No,
! no w. O. W., to attend the district
convention which met at Heppner
Wednesday, March s.
Chester Maxwell, 0. r. 4 n. opera
tor at Coyote, is in the city the guest
of Dan Mears and Jack Bagley. Max
well conducts the rabbit factory in
the sagebrush flats, where Mears and
Bagley are frequent guests.
Sunday Captain Knudson. an old
man of about 60 years, was brought
to the hospital from Hood River suf,
fering from diabetic gangrene. He is
in very bad condition and the doc
tors fear it will be necessary to am
putate his leg-Chronicle.
Little children have been noticed
to cross the long trestles east of town
Sunday afternoons while seeking wild
flowers on the hills. The little ones
may cross once too often \ fore
warning on the part of their parents
might prevent a serious accident.
Several farm ers in the Goodnoc Hills
country are forming company to test
the feasibility OF farming with steam
power. An engine and plow equip.
ment will be bought and given a thor
Ough trial. If it is practical, many
more outfits will be bought.-Center-
vile Journal.
Scions from apple orchards at Hood
River, Oregon, are in demand by nurs-
erymen in the east at s. thousand.
An orchardist can prune his tree and
at the same time make big wages selling
the cuttings. 1t pays to have the best
and a reputation ogo with it.-Paciiic
! Homestead.
A maiden fair with sun-kissed hair,
CAME tripping down the street, her
face serene, her age sixteen, gee whiz,
but she was sweet. On the sidewalk
slick, she came down quick, with a
Jolt that shook her Curls, but the
words she used must be excused for
she's one of the incest girls. Condor
Globe.
Misses Violet Garner and Mabel
Steward, called on the devil Satur-
day and watched the wheels go round
as he worked the Simplex typesetter,
The young ladies were very much in
terested in the mechanism Of the dev-
IFS music box but thought it too com
plicated a piece of machinery for
them to operate. Come again.
A party of IS former residents oI
Hood River, Or, met at the beach Mon
day. The guests of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. V. Rand, who left on the eve
ming train for their northern home
Mr.. Rand intends disposng of his prop
erty in the land Of the mist and max
ing Long Beach his future home
Long Beach Tribune.
Mrs. II. c. Tatro and seven children
arrived Sunday morning from NoUl
Dakota to make their home in HooC
River. Mr., Tatro came on in advance
orI t,,rVth n,FphuaDI tho ltnt
Cunning property on the heights. Mrs
Tatro was accompanied by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs G. n. Courtright, anC
their daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, the pastor of tn,
Congregational church at White Sal
mon, was in Hood River Monday. Mr.
Lewis states that his little church is do
ing nicely at White Salmon Last Fri
dav evening, the monthly social wa
largely attended. There was a program
and the receipts of the evening amount
ed to something over $24.
NJ. +. Jacobs left Wednesday morn
ing for Montavilla. where he has pur
chased a corner house and lot 70
$500, which he will occupy durini
the summer in order to be aple to at
tend the fair. Mrs. Jacobs will folio,
later. Mr. Jacobs expects TO max
frequent trips to Hood River and vii
return when the fair is ended.
Speaking of the Stranahan- Fowle
wedding in Wasco, the News of tha
city says: "Mr. Stranahan is popula
business man of Hood River, while hi
bride is one of Sherman county s mos
popular young ladies, having lived her
from childhood, and she is favor
, ite with all who knew her, and he
many friends extend their congratu
lations.
A few days ago when the new oil
T servation cars passed through TIL
: Dalles, the Chronicle expressed th
hope that they might be used on tn
road between here and Portland.
now develops that passengers on thi
scenic route will have an unobstructe
: view, as one of these cars will be use
on daylight trains between the tw
points The other two will be put o
:, the route between Pendleton and Spt
> kanee-Chronicle.
n Just after he had begun preachin
at the Christian church last Wednes
= day night, Rev. T. S. Handsaker wa
taken vrey seriously i'll and compelle
D to leave the pulpit, reports The Dale
Chronicle Mr.. Handsaker was SUI
posed to resume his work the nel
| day. Forty new members have bee
! added to the church roll at The Dall(
through the work of Mr.. Handsakcl
who held meetings in Hood Rive
during the month Of January.
Work on the grade from Whit
Salmon landing into town is progres
ing rapidly this week, and win 500
be finished, says the White Saline
Enterprise. The work is being dor
by subscription, but under the dire
tion of the road supervisor, Deput