The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-10

M aud Mrs. .. I. Green have
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. j. S. ST.
monson, returned home Monday.
At the sign of the big Red Apple
buy fancy candies, cold soft drinks,
the famous Mt. Hood ice cream, fresh
fruits aud the finest and best tobsccos
and cigars.
Caids have been received in this
city announcing the birth to Mr.. and
Mis-. w. ID. Nelson of girl. Mr.. Mel
son was formerly employed on the
Glacier and is now proprietor of a
paper at Haines, Oregon.
Rev. w. g. Gilmore delivered a ser
mon Sunday with special reference 10
Labor Day. His address was listened
to with close attention by his hearers,
which consisted of an unusually large
congregation. Special music was pro-
vided for the service.
Il. O.Smith, OF Odell, bought fine
Schiller piano at Soule's Piano House
last week.
Geo. SlOoom has had new center
show case placed iii his book store.
1t is handsome addition to the al
ready attractive fittings in the place
and allows a much larger display of
the many lines of wares necessary in
MI. Slocom's business.
The regular monthly meeting of the
members of the Hood River fire de,
pertment will be held Monday even
ing in the city hall. AS special bust
ness will come before the meeting it
is requested that there be full at
| tendance.
BE good TO your o0Uc-brimg jog to her
Uc,'
Buy a Pacific Hdtjr0R tO-ddy;
Then her tUc a0iH be edSy-yOT clothes
GW not be greasy;
And 6csidCS the Investment aCW pay.
The Light & Water Co.
Wire wound stave pipe in three,
four and six inch sizes. Joe Wilson,
Hood River, Ore.
G. d. CulbeItson. county clerk of
the new county of Hood River, was in
Condor over Sunday on business
trip. Mr.. CulbertsOn is also engaged
in the real estate business in the
"Apple City. "-Condon Globe.
Mrs. Arthur Clarke returned from
Portland Thursday evening, where
she had been assisting in the care of
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
n. Clarke, who was taken to that city
for treatment in one of the hospitals
and who is reported as getting along
nicely.
4. W. Pratt has taken possession of
his new house on Oak street. The
house which Mr.. Pratt has been oocu-
pying will be moved into by j. W.
Baker and family and Il. b. Bragg
bas rented the Baker house which he
expects to move into shortly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. j.. Tooley and
daughters were in the city yesterday,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bagley
aud left today for their home in Las
Vegas, Cal The TooIeys have been
visiting in Hood River valley and
were on their way home. Chronicle.
4. G. Staten contributed a dozen
| Bartlett pears to the other fruit being
exhibited 8t the Commercial Club
| booth Wednesday that are about the
| largest and finest specimens of this
! fine fruit ever seen at Hood River.
OF immense size and perfect they are
attracting much attention.
John Cashier, one of Hood River Is
expert apple packers, made us pleas
ant visit Friday last lie says there
is bumper crop in that valley this
year There will be 400 or more car
loads and that while they will not
likely secure such prices as they die
last year there will he no cause foI
complaint az to prices. st. john
Review.
W. f. Laraway is displaying an eX
ira fine line OF sterling sllverware
solid goods and cut glass which he re
Gently received through his eastern
buyer. The fact that a iewelry stor
at Hood River can carry sstoCk {
such hig b. class goods as these indi
Gates a good deal of prosperity on th,
part CT its residents.
Apart from the fact that the bank
and schools were closed and the post
office observed holiday hours, Labo
Day at Hood River passed off withou
any observance of it. The day was
particularly quiet one for merchants
as few people we're in town and littl
trading was done.
s. Il. Bolton, large land holder O
Twin Falls, Idaho, was at Hood Rive
this week Investigating fruit CROWN
conditions here. Mr.. Bolton has beeI
all over the coast making a simila
inv estigation, but reserved Hoo
River for last look. In many way
he says b believes Hood River ha
ADVANTAGES not possessed by other dis
tiicts aEd may decide to invest here
Work On the cold storage plant fo
the Hood River Apple Growers Unio
is progressing. The basement of th
buiIding IS completed and workmeI
are busy laying the wallis FOR the otbe
stories. The building will he 50xl5
9 feet and three stories high. Tn
T machinery will be located in the base
= nent aud elevators will irsnspct
= fIuit fIom the receiving room to th