The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25

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Dean 9 house to A. M. Kellogg.
Abe Underwood was over Tuesda,
and says that Harry Olsen brough
up new launch from Astoria whicl
was built at llwaoo, and 1t came uE
through the rapids and locks unde
its own power. II is a beauty snt
Will add much 10 the Underwoot
ferry feet.
Word has been received here tha
X. ii. Hall, former resident of The
valley, died February 10, pt FruitvaIe
Cal, and that Mrs. Hall is CRITICALLY
ill at hospital in that place from
the effects OF an operation The daugh.
ter, Grace Hall, died about two years
ago.
j. II. Giil's closing out sale on the
heights Is big success. He Ia offer
Ing bargains, and his customers are
taking advantage of it. Mr.. Gin says
that on account of the i'll health oil
bis wife he intends to retire from
business aud will close out his entire
stock at cost.
Chapman \ Co. have laid new
cement walk in trout OF their brick
store building on the hill. and q move
ment Is on loot TO continue the CO.
mont walk to the city limits. A new
walk has besn ordered onsthis street,
aud cement Instead of board walk
Is favored by majority of the pro-
petty owners ON the west side OF the
street, provided 1t is made uniform.
ii. p. Mcdonald and r. P. Farnum
returned Sunday evening to Van Vert,
Ohio, on account of the sudden death
OF Mr. tarnnm's mother. They have
heen mailing Hood River heir head
guar teIs for several weeks while inves-
tlgatinR the western country with a
view of locating, and we're more fav-
orably impressed with Hood River
than any other place they have seen.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Laraway return
ed to their home at Glenwood. Iowa,
Monday evening. They enjoyed a
nice visit with their parents, sisters
and bFothesr, this being their first
trip TO the coast. While here a re-
union of the Laraway families was
had, at which seventeen were preeent.
Revs. j. l.. Hershner and W. @.
Gilmore we're delegates to the Ordina-
tion Council of Congregational minis
ters for the lower Columbia, at
Stevenson, and on Thursday ordained
Rev L. s. Winney as regular minis
ter of tue church tie is pastor OF the
church at Stevenson. Rev. Hershner
was elected moderator of the council
The ladies aid society of the United
Brethren church will give dollar soc.
ial at the knight of Pythias bali the
evening of April ]. Mr. Hubbard aud
Miss Hanna will sing aud the ladies
OF The aid will tel In rhyme the meth
cd employed IN earning their dollar.
A ten'cent lunch will be served and
good social evening enjoyed. Every
one invited.
I. j. Kirk and h. q. Armstrong,
OF Salem. we're In the city yesterday
looking up the methods of fruit
unions here. They have Toned
union at that place and will adopt
Hood River methods County Fruit
Inspector Cashier showed them
around and gave them considerable
information.
ID. II. Cooper was in yesterday from
Mount Hood and said that the r., de |
tetweeo here and there are the worst |
be ever saw, and be has lived here
Ior good many years. At Jake |
Lenz tlACe Il team can hardly get |
through aud the bridge over the Bone
Itch little farther on has broken
!. wn, making ferry through The
itch necessary.
A. Butts has sold strip of land off
ne east side OF his place, in the Bel
mont district, which has been opened
or road to give M outlet TO the
many small ranches in that neiehbor.
lood The only road ntw reaching
hat section Is from Lyman Smith
venue between the places of John X.
lawrence aud Miss Teal 1t is hoped
o have the new mail route 60 along
his read, as it would serve seventeen
antilles.
Prof. Beatty has RESIGNED his posi-
ION with j. M. Parry Go. and enter
d the employ of +. W. Clarke, ii.
'alles jewler Mr.. Beatty was mem
T of the Tie Orchestra. end his
lace here will be filled by Lyle L
ewis, tine corne player ftom Eott.
ma. MIR, Lewis IL nov enriuyed in
% barter shop of @ q NeNmrn.
James Winter, foreman, aud Lsv is
resse, millwrights, commenced wtlt
Iondag getting the Stanley Smith
m tn reauluess for tie seascn't hu.i
sss. There is still considerable snow
the anil, it being necessary to q
,esk roads 10 get the teams throupa. 9
he snow in the timber is still Ion d
sep for logging, but 1t ia xyected ?
at oy the iitst Of the month work a
ID begin in the woods. !,
u. {. Rogers started ior the east = =
,iday and will visit old friends and y
latiyes at number Of places in the q