The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-01

Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Buy your Lime and Vitrol at White
heads.
DR.. Watt made business trip to
The Dalles Monday.
Mrs. j. 7. Weart, spent couple of
days in Portland last week.
Fine lot of Red Clover Seed and the
price il -ioht, at Whitehead's,
Fancy :. on bellies, Eastern mack
erel and Lake Michigan white fish at
Jackson.
Don't forget the bake sale and Eas
ter novelties the Unitarian ladies are
giving at Stewards Saturday.
e. B. London came up from Port
land Thursday and made trip to
Mosier. He spent Sunday on his
ranch in the Upper Valley.
". Il. Moore passed through Hood
River on the local for Portland Mon
day afternoon and stepped off the
train to shake hands with friends.
We have ladies' and misses jackets,
ladies and misses skirts, in new colors
and new styles, large variety OF sizes
at right prices. Come in and see them.
Morlan.
Rev. Troy Shelley will reach at
Odell, Sunday, morning at II 80, Sub
ject Goods Plan for Christian
Union, Why Do Not Belong to
Denomination.
Il. Brodeur and wife left for Port
land Monday afternoon, Mr. Brodeur
returning yesterday. Mrs. Brodeur
has been in poor health here for
some time and will remain in Port
land.
Jas. McBin finished the concrete
floor in the basement OF the new
garage OF the Bone Brock Dewitt Co.
this week, and but a few finishing
touches remain before the building
will be ready for occupancy. The
doors had all been made in Portland,
but were burned in the fire th re re-
Gently and new ones are now being
made.
Wm. Kennedy has sold bis ranch on
the East Side to Manning Brothers,
and left with his family for Rainier,
where he has purchased large farm.
A p. Manning will reside on the
place, his brother, Il. K. Mtnnlng
now living on the rauoh in the upper
valley. The Kennedy ranch Is fine
property and is becoming more valu-
able every year.
n s. Adams, of Cascade Locks, has
entered the employ OF Myron 5. Smith
at Underwood, aud will take bis new
position about the first of the month.
He has been employed by the Wind
River Lumber Co the past year.
With the increasing business at Un.
derwoo l., the, postof1ce and duties
as ticket agent OF the North Bank,
MIR. Smith needed mole help, and
was glad to secure the services OF Mr..
| Adams.
A St. Johns box factory have sent
ten samples of apple boxes to the Ap-
pIe Growers Union. They are made
of cotton wood and much thinner than
the ordinary box, except that the
ends have heavy wooden border.
The price is four cents higher than
the box made by the Hood River BOX
Factory and there are several features
about the box that does not meet re-
ouiremen's, although there are some
good points. The package has not met
with much favor ty those who have
p; inspected 1t.
Thos. Hill has clnsed out his tailor
ing and clothes cleaning business and
his building has been rented by u.
M. Braley, who has moved the Midget
Restaurant to the new quarters. Mr..
Braley is fixing up the place for
first class restaurant and dining room,
and will have one room with tables
for ladies' dining room and the other
as a lunch counter. Saturday will bt
a grand opening of the new place
with music afternoon and evening
and the public is invited to INSPECT
the new unarters. Mr.. Br ley opened
M the Midget Lunch room next tC
the Hood River Banking q Ttus
building last fall, and his bnsines
has vroan until the larger qurrterj
have become necessary The place il
on Third sti eet, or rosite Soule's Pisn'
House. and next to McGuire's market
MIR. Hill will go to Goldendale fo
the present, but Intends to play in
band at Seattle fair this snnmer. h
has been at ell the expositions sinc
the Worlds Fair at Chicaao as a mu
sician, and will be employed IN tb
same capacity at Seattle. lie Is rnu
sician OF more than ordinary ability
and will be missed in Hocd Rive
musical circles.