The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-02

Miss Margaret Gatchett, of Port
land, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.,
earns.
Oscar FIedenburg went to The
Dalles Friday to prove up on his
homestead.
Miss Clara Ferden, of Portland, is
visiting Miss Amy Steur at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ganger.
Lutheran services Sunday, August
Sunday school at 2 p. m; English
] preaching, p, m. Ii. j. Kolb, pastor.
Miss Amy Steur, who has been at
Portland for several weeks visiting
with friends, returned to Hood River
last Friday evening.
Union-Rev Troy Shelley will
preach at IL 80. Subject, "The inter
mediate state, or state of the dead
from death to the resurrection.
Veterinary WEIGH who recently
cured several valuable dogs belongong
to the hunting pack Of MordeCai
Jones of poisoning from salmon, went
to the hunting lodge last week and
made an examination Of the rest of
the pack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcintosh
went to Hood River this morning
with the intention of camping along
some of the creeks They will be
joined later by Miss Gussie Mcintosh.
Chronicle.
M. f. Hill, of Goldendale, spent
Saturday at Hood River. Mr.. Hill is
interested in the manufacture Of
wooden water pipe and has been at
White Salmon and Hood River ard
other places nearby recently in the
interest of his business.
Miss Annie Walton, who has been
confined to her home with severe at
tack of quinsey, has so far recovered
as to be able to be about again, and
while not able to resume the duties
of her position at Bragg's store at
present, is recuporating rapidly.
II. j. Miller, travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad, made pleasant call at
the Glscier office Tuesday. MIR. Mil
Ter succeeds Chas. j. Gray, who is
now with large steel manufacturing
concern ut Portland. The furmer has
Just returned from eastern Oregon
where he has been looking after the
wool shipments over his road.
The Congregational church has
granted its pastor, Rev. W. G. Gil
more, a months vacation. There will
be no services until September 2, eX-
cept the Sunday school, which is un-
der the efficient leadership of II. Il.
nInlaau yll ntnut1nH
with teachers and make the Sunday
school home one to be enjoyed. The
congl egation Ia invited TO visit the
Sunday school at 10 a. m,
Forest Reserve Inspector Calhoun
was up Saturday at the request of the
Stanley Smith Lumber company, who
wish to take water out of three lakes
in the reserve in the vicinity of their
mill, for the purpose OF increasing
the capacity of their pond at Green
Point. 1t will be necessary to get
permit from Washington, although
temporary permit may be granted by
Mr.. Calhoun. He sees no objection
| to it, as il will not lover the water in
the lakes to the extent of doing any
harm.
A new road is being laid out and
worked from short distance south of
the Crapper school, to the Stanley
Smith mill at Green Point. 1t shoIt-
ems the old road little, but the priu-
cipal object in the new road is to get
a better grade, aud also to open up
new country to number of home
steads. There are a number of claims
and decided places near Green Point
which have no wagon road to them,
and the new road has become a neces-
sity. A gang Of men are now working
the new road, the work being volun-
teer or paid for by parties interested,
and when completed, the county court
will be asked to accept it as a county
road.
Mordecai Jones, who with his faIni
ly went to England last fall, is expect
ed to arrive here about Augustl 8.
Mr.. Jones has written friends in this
city that he will soon start on his re-
turn trip. 1t was said at the time
! that he left for Englnd that he did
not intend TO return, but it now
transpires that Mr.. Jones moved his
family to his native land solely in
order that his children might be ed
ucated there AT his hunting pre-
: serve in the mountains back of White
Salmon everything is being put in
readiness for the favolite sport Of the
| owner and big hunt is expected as
socn as he returns.
As a good many have enquired in
a suspicious manner as to the nature
of the mixture that may be seen boil
ing nearly every day back Of The
Glacier office, we will state for the
Information of the public that it II
no DEVILS cauldron or has no conuec
} tion with the imp of Satin who il
/ employed ia this office. The brin,
/ that is used in the ice manufacl oIy
/ becoms weakened by the condeusa
tion Of water or steam in the pipes
4 and it is necessary to eyaporate tht
| water occasionally by boiling, anC
3 also to add more salt. This is done II
/ vat, In which fiIe is built under
meath,