The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-02-16


A. B. Garfield,
DIR. A. F. Rowley, who has been out
of town on business since Saturday, re-
turned Wednesday.
The Womans Alliance of the Uni
tartan church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Stewart ON State
street.
Geo. d. Culbertson 4 Co., made
sale last week to DR.. NJ. T. Shaw OF
this city of lots | and ,. block +.
Goes third addition.
There will be services both morning
and evening at st. Marks chapel, next
sunday, conducted by Rev Ii. b, Cham.
brr, of Portland
Three of the family ol Mr. Spear are
sick Mrs. Spear and lJtIc sou are
confined to their teds, while llr. Spear
is laid mp with lame back, Vrearhe4
10y heavy lifting.
Goe. d. Culbertson 4 Co. sold ONE
day 5 ago the II. s. Richmond farm
near Mount Hood to b f. Gray ui
Protland.
DIR. w. T. Rowley expects TO leave
this week for Southern Idaho, where
he goes TO look after some landed IN
terests near Minadoka, He will also
visit in Albion before returning.
Geo. ID. Culbertson &. G. sold few
DAYS ago the block 7. Erwin & Watson 5
second addition, to ID. Mackay Oh
Portland for summer home. Mr..
Mackay is the president of the North
Pacific Lumber Co, of that city
w. ]. Baker & Co. made sale during
the week Of lot 6, block b, for Dr. Bro
sius near the Turner house, to Y, {.
Brock, consideration $55D, Mr., Brock
expects to build neat residence rs soon
as the weather permits.
District Attorney Menciee is after
the violalors OF the lcCal option law, aut
this afternoon filed direct information
against j. NJ. Mcclure and Ed Wise
who have been keeping their place ct
business at Tygh open. -ChormcIe.
Report from Trout Lake says that a
few days ago q wild cat took after one
of Mrs. Webergs children. The rhitd
screamed, which frightened the animal
and gave the mother chance to E,scor
the little one Chronicle
Miss Blanche Wilson, Il loachor in
the Hood River school, spent day
or two in Irrigon last week. Mis-
Wilson has desert claim across the
river and was up here looking after
it.-lrrigon lrrigator.
j. j. Crofut of Portland, interest
ed in the Tucker Power Co., was IN
Hood River last week. W. G. Greayes
and &. Ii. Morse of Little Rock,
Ark, we're here with him to see the
celebrated fruit valley Of the West.
E.. W, Winans is suffering from a
slight attack of the grip. Last Sun
day he fell in fainting fit, but his
friends will be glad TO know his fani-
ly expect him to be on the street
again in few days. Mr. Winans is
now in his 8lst year.
Ole S. OIeson, of Minnesota, after
looking over the Willamette valley,
concludes that Hood River is the
place for him, and has purchased -
acres from Alfred Wood at Odell,
paying $3.50 for the land. George /.
Prather, the pioneer real estate agent
of Hood River, engineered the deal.
A torney +. IL. Hartwig boarded the
noon tram tuesday for The DaHts, where
he is interested III a c imlHal case ui
Brown VS. Fisher, Icing heard this week
before the ti.cuit court, Brown and
Fisher it Will be remembered are the
two old men OF Mosier who got mixed
up last summer in shColing scrape
over some cattle getting into the other
fellows corn patch.
Deputy Sheriff Olinger went to Port.
land on the delayed train Tuesday after
noon with an army deserter for the
Barracks at Vancouver. The deservr
gave his name as Charles r. Smith. tie
left his regiment at Fort Assunlbolne,
Mont, early in January, and snces sthan
had be ,ome nearly starved A desert
er's life was too strenuous, so lie gave
himself up to Deputy Sherlit Olinger.
Grace and Lois Campbell daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Campbell, lurmer
residents of Hood River, were among
the injured in the street car accident
in Portla, d last week. Their names did
not appear among the first list OF injur-
ed. as they we're taken directly to thcI
homes after the accident Rev. II. {,
Sh fer writes that Miss GraCe's fore
head was cut open aud her chest crush
ed, hnt not seriously. Lois had her hlI
spraintd Both young ladies were urlls.
ed severely, tut are now getting along
first rate.
Invitations have been distribute about
the town announcing a dance by the
members of IdlewiIde lodge, l. O. O. f
and Laurel Rebekah lodge in their new
hall on Tuesday evening, February 2i
No effort will he spared TO make thi
the most en- joyable event of the season
The floor in the new Odd Fellow hal
is said to be the best dancing h1or in
, the city. The ladies Of the Rehakal
lodge will serve lhach. Tickets, jnclud
ing lunch, are 81. The committee IL
charge Of arrangements for the dmH
consists OF Bert Entrican, A. J. Cat
chell and g. w. Thompson.
H. P. Thornton, representing tn
Capital box factory of Tacoma, Is Il
the city offering the borry grower
bargains III crates, MI BtEIII|
accosted j. w. Moore for Information
on Hood River. Moore deoalrad
, daren t give him any, but if he nau'a.
l to know something about tho couutg
; and to keep posted on eyouts hHo n
' should subscribe for the food Rive
! Glacier Thornton did. There Is ia
dication that fierce competition in th
berry crate business win result il
lower prices than we're ever heard O
before in Hood River.
1t was with the deepest regret tha
Dalles friends learned Of the deaf
t of Kathryn Vaughan, the infan
= daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
Vaughan at Hood River this morn
: ing. The little one was but "a mont
and five days old, and the cause O
/ the death we have not learned. Nh
! and Mrs. Vaughan, Leslie Butler
Il father of Mrs. Vaughan, Truman But
Ter and DR.. Mary johnson accompan
led the remains to this city ON tn
Il noon train and thev we're met b