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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1908)
fiOoD RtVElt QLAotEk THURSDA?, JoLV 3 1668. toxt CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. Mra. W. C. Ebrek nd baly daughter and Mary McCoy and ion Floyd, all of Portland, ara visiting at tbo home of Wn. fcbrck. Edna, Rooper, of Antelope, Ore., has returned to her home after bavin visited frieDda in Portland and at the home of W. A. bookman iu OdelL Edytbe Copple and Mini Wood, of llood Kirer, were out a few daya laat weok viiitiuR tbeir friend Uertba Lallnrty. Mr. and Mrs. Koswell Siielloy, of Carhou, Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Ueo. W. Craw of Portland wnre Odell visitors lat Friday. While heie tbe deal waa olonel whereby Mi. Craw beoomes ownei of ;the lix acre tract which waa conveyed to Arden Kuuoorn by tbe will of John lilack. I. L. Uunssules has gone to Carson Spiiogs for tbe benelit of bU health. I. U. LaSerty has tnkeu tbe place of Mr. (lunaaalea in tbe business con ducted by 11. Cons way. Mn. Jai. Cook hai been ad fitted by bar pbysloian to go to the open air aanitarium in Portland tbat abe may build up in flenh and strentgb. Mra. Cook baa been in poor health for aome time and ber friends hope tbii treatment may prove just what ahe needs. Mrs. A. Wood went to Kutbton last week to care for ber daughter, Mis. liyron Kodgeis, who has vm quite ill with measles. William Keiobow, Sergeant of a company of U. 8. KegulHrs stationed in tbe Phillipines, is here (or a visit with his father and with his sistet, Mm. J. KrumeuHobor. Mr. Keicbow will look about lu California, Oregon aud Idaho witti a view to locating when bis term of enlistment baa ex pired Mra. Eva McLean is hare for a visit with bor parent Mr. and Mia. Cbas. Oavii and wltb her brothers and sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Friedly visited at tbe borne of tbeir niece, Mrs. Win, Kemp, Sunday. Ralph It. Lewis baa gone to report for duty as forest ranger. Wallace Young, of Carson, Wash., whs visiting lelatives and friends to Udell Sunday. Mrs. Young returned home Satur day after more than a week's stay in Portland. Kverott Lafferty was down from Green Point Huuday. Mr. and Mrs. (J. W. Laffoity are expected home soon. They are visit ing relatives in Missoui but find tbe summer weather there too warm for them. Ihe oeutrul oitloe will be installed in tbe borne of I. (J. Laiterty this weak. Mrs. Lulferty will be "central." day to visit several days with ber sla te. Mra. E. C. Miller. Miaa Mildred Cooper went to Tbe Dallea Wednesday of last week for fortnigbt'a stay at borne. Miss liood, from Portland, la visit ing at the bom of J. ft. Steele. Miss Hood recently came from Scotland and abe expieeaea bercelf aa much pleased wltb our Mt. Hood valley. Albert Rlgglns, an employe ot tbe v. n VamuM Cn at The Dalles. Is spendiug hit vacation at "Bachelor's Hall." Mlua Ma Cnnrmr rntiirned laat Fri day from a two year's residence In Aiizona. We ate glad to weloome Mae bom agaiu and hope abe baa coma to stay this time, iler uncle, James - - a in Porteous, accompanied ner, ana win visit at tbe D. K. Cooper borne. PmiIiiib in tha InvlniF fit the new floor in the ball, the young folks bad good limes skating on tbe old floor. fluff nnnihflp tnnk advatitMffe of the opportunity to have aome roller skat ing. At eraoie meeting Friday nigbt an anieudment waa propose! tbat we bold meetings only once a monio, toe Urst Friday in August. A littln Imnrnmntn dance waa given last Saturday evening in honor of Misa Nan Cooper. Tbere was quite a crowd of Mt. Hood young people, and tbey bad tbe usual jolly good time. Last Saturday afternoon a young man hi Ii aba numA WA Aid lint IflllD. died in camp near Mr Lallue's place. He came up with relatives v. bo were picking berries, lie bad consumption aud came in hopes of nooteilug 'bis health, but tbe disease bad made too munb progress, and be succumbed to Ita ravages Mr. LaKue brought coffin out from Hood River Saturday night and trie oouy waa lauen aown auuuay morning. A (iolden Wedding means that mat and wife have lived to a good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy is to soe that your liver does it's duty .Hi! days out of 31. The only way to do this is to keen liallurd's llnrhina in the house and dike it when ever your liver inactive. 5o cents per bottle, Mold ny unas. . ijiarae. MOUNT HOOD. Last Thursday evening Miss Nan Cooper's Huuday sobuol class of girls aud boys gutbered at her home tor a social evening, aud to discuss the lulling of the new cook books they bare been getting up Tbo books have come front tbo press and the mumbeis of the claws are acting as biibtllng book agents these days. Tbere will be preaching service! next Sunday morning and evening at the ohuroh. Bund.iy school at 10 o'clock aud Christian Endeavor at o'clock. 1). C. Wigle of North Yakima. lolt lust Monday after a short visit with bin neloe, Mra. 1. II, Larwood. The teachers elected tor tbe coming term ot school at Mt. ll iuil are L. J Mnrdock, prinoinal and Minn Laura Pui'ooll, primary, liotli are gradute9 from tbe normal school at Monmouth, Mr. Cowley, ot llond River, is eneudlug a few days with bis wire, who Is summering in camp at the Lurwood place. Ulda are advertised for the erection of the west side school bouse to be ready for ocoupauoy October 1st this fall. Miaa Laviua Frazier came up Satur BELMONT. Misa Llda Jones baa gone to drags Valley on visit to ber elstei, Mra. Fay Alkena. Ernest and Fred Dialock bave a new single buggy. Wonder wblob ot them will use it most. Elmer Inenberg has spick aud span buggy and harness. We shall now see the dust ny on tbe 1' rank ton road. Mr. Haokett spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Metcalt'a. Ed. Darker is busy haying. Luther Miller, who has (been visit ing bla brothers, terminated bis visit and bas gone to Spokane. We were very sorry to hear of tbe death ot Mrs. Abematby, our sympa tby goes out to the sou and husband, I he body was taken to Forest drove for burial. Uraoduia Ellis alter a loug illness baa gone home. (Jod comfort Grand pa Ellis iu this hour ot deep sorrow. Mr. Ramsey is having bis barn raised aud is otheiwlae Improving It, Mr. Roxborough, ot Milwaukie, Wis., bas bought ten aires of tbe Wll son aim. He intends having a stone bungalow built on it. U. 1). Woodworth has sold tbe 12 acres be owned on tbe llelmont road aud Methodist Lane lo a friend of Mr. Nunamaker'a. Mr. Farrell is busy taking care of the potato patch on tbe old Roger's piaoe now owued by U D. Wood worth. Mr. and Mrs. Darker aud family iu tend to go damping up at Mt. lioo I. Tbe lioltnont young ladies bad a leap year party at Park Uange Grange Hall, Wednesday, lire young gentle men Invited bad a very good time. Will Davis aud family returned home fioni tbeir mountain ranch Sat urday. Mrs. Norder baa moved to Hood River. Fred IMalook ia cutting bay on the Pbolpa place. Tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miller now contains new baby boy. Ha came Saturday and tbey are so pleaaed. be baa concluded to stay. Papa Charlie ia very proud over it and Urauduia and Grandpa Church atep bigb these days. Mamma and baby are doing well. Rev Bronson and wife visited Wednesday at the Culver borne In Pine Grove. Tbey were classmates of Mr. and Mra. Dronson'a at North western University In Illinois. The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkard recommends "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your cough, and guaranteed to he pure. Made from the bark ol the sbell bam or white hickory tree. For sale by Chaa. N. Clarke and all dealers everywhere. UNDERWOOD. A very pleasant wedding took place at tha residenoe of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. liaiton, of White Salmon, tha bride being tbeir daugtor Misa Millie and tbe groom, Mr. Frank Larsen, of Un derwood. The ceremony waa per formed by Rev. F. W. DeUart, at 8 m.. Satuiday evening, Joly la. Tbe bappy pair took tbe 1 :'20 p. m. train Sunday for Portland and Oregon City. Our base ball team played tbe Bin ge n boya Sunday last at Bingen, tbe soora being 11 to 10 lu favor of Un derwood. Aa tbe Underwood boya lined up for tbe 11 a.m. train In tbeir bright new uniforms iney certainly looked like winners, Tbe boys bad bard tight, and aay the score would bave been lesa bad the grounds been In better sbape. Mrs. Tbomns and daughter, of For est Grove, Ore., are visiting with Mrs. E. C. Hamilton. Mra. Tbomaa thinks tbo Underwood Flat is an Ideal plaoa to live and we tbink abe is about right. So many strangers are coming to town and so much real estate changing bands these days tbat it Is difficult to keep a record of tbem all. N. M. Munob la hauling lumber for bis new residenoe and the Buck Creek Lumber Co. are delivering lumber tor a new bouse tor Mr. George Sao dell Geo. no aoonai geta a bouse built than it is sold with SWaeiea ot laud to some new comer. A blacksmith shop Is being elected by Will Underwood Will ii already doing business although bia shop is not yet completed. Mr. and Mra. P. 1. Packard, ol Underwood, their nephew, Mt. Harvy Morrow, of Portland, and M. ft. Smith took a trip through tbe apple dlstilot of Hood Kiver a tew Sundays ago In Mr. Gilberts' touring oar. TV,- nAAn. ....A fr kA .U. Ik. beautiful scenery and tbe many large and thrifty orchards were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mr. Frank Fox, ot Husum, took the train Sunday at Underwod for Portland. Mr. 1' ox goes to consult a physician, his health being not the test. We sincerely tiust be will anon return muoh Improved. Mr. Fox is one of tbe progressive men of this side of tbe Columbia. Tbe North Bank Road aeema to be doing a good business at this poiut both passenger aud treigbt. Every one seems to be more than pleased since tbe trains began stopplug at Underwood. Mr. and Mis. G. A. Cooper and daughter Rutb, who have been spend lng a month ou tbeir fruit ranch here, returned to tbeir borne in Portland on Monday last. Tbey will return in August to i heir couutry piaoe here. J be annual meeting of the Under wood Improvement Club will be beld at tha hall ou Saturday next, July 25 at -!;.iu p. in. Eleotlou of onloerg for the ensuiug year. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in large or small tracts. Some very good land at low prices at present. Good growing cointnui.ity. Six miles east of Hood River. Also homesteads and re' linquiahments. Parties wishing to buy will ao well to wriw or see GEO. CHAMBERLAIN Mubier. Oregon W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business. Our Stock is the largest in the county. We do our own watch work. Our experience was gained with the large factories of the East at our door. We apply factory methods in our work. We are competent to make our guarantee good. Our optical parlors are up-to-date. We put up our own Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Our buyer visits the Eastern markets each year and pur chases for two stores. -:- -:- -:- -:- MOSIER. W. 8. Nichols baa eommenoed tha work of axcavatlug for a new atota building. It will be located opposite Tba Plnaa and be much larger tbao tbe one ba ia now occupying. M osier Uranae bad aa interesting meeting laat Satarday. About 40 members were present notwithstand ing tha fact tbat tba day waa ona of tbe hottest this summer After tbn meeting a picture waa taken of tboea present by photographer Rogers of Hood River. Real aetata ia still moving at Mo- sier. Several aalea have been made lately and considerable clearing and improving la also being dona. Tbe condition of tbe Mosier apple crop was never better for this time of year than it la now aud Indications ara that tba biggest and best ship ments ol apples ever sent out from this district will be shipped this year. Otber traits ara doing equally aa well and a hamper crop is expected. Lu S Dandas. ot Portland, spent several days at his place bera last week. Mr. Uundai expects to put a large force of men clearing up a big piece nf laud lo tbe near futura, and aa soon aa it Is In shape will set it out to Ireea. Ha is entbuslastio in regard to tbe Moaier country aa a fruit grow ing district and believes thit it will develop into a second Hood River Valley. Geo. Chamberlain and a party of fi lends will leave tbia week for Badger Lake for an outing. Tbey will drive as far as Long Pialrie aud go from tbere In to tbe lake on horseback. Tbe trip takaa two daya from Mosier but tbe fishing and huntiu.' at tba lake is said to fully repay anyone who makes it. Tbe distance from Mosier is about 40 miles. , Tha Pines, our botel. ia doing a good business and allords loug needed accomodation! fit traveling men and otbera who have occasion to atop at Mosier aa well as home folks. A new atora building la beiug erect ed opposite Alex Stewart's. Tbe cold spring water kept ou tap nt the store of Alex Stewart is a boou to the thirsty traveller who baa ocoa- lson to stop at Moalet these warm summer days. It aeeuit hardly pos sible tbat water as cold aa his bubbles out ot mother earth., We suspected tbat Alex kept a cake ot ice bidden in bis spring to boom M.isler, but be says ha doesn't so we will have to withdraw our saspioions. Travel on tbe railroad from Moslei is quite heavy tbia summer. A good many visitors are coming here and tba borne people are also doing quite a bit of moving about. experimenters and authors from ar toua sections ot tba continent will favor tba convention with addressee, lectures and demonstrations. Antelope Must Remain Dry. In tbe case braogbt by AIntelop. be'ore Judge Bradshaw tecently to test tbe legality of tbe prohibition vote oast there at tbe last eleotion tba judge decided that the vota waa legal nd t bat Antelope most remain dry. Horticultural Week. Tbe Oiegon State Horticultural So ciety will meat in Portland, Oregon, December 1st, in annual session, it will likewise Introduce tha aixteeutb annual convention of tbe NortbweBt Fruit Growers' Association, which organization will deliberate during tbe three following days. This "Horticultural Week" in Port land will be tba biggest mid-winter fruit growers', packers' and shippers' meeting ever held on tbe coast. Rep resentative horticulturists from all parts ot the Paaitio Northwest will be in attendance, while eminent teachers, Kennedy's laxative Cough Kyrup act gently upon the lxweln and there by drives the cold out of the system. Bold by Keir and Cats. Monketa as Prone-Pickers. A San .lose fruit man thinks he has solved the labor problem in tbe prune orobaids. Ha believes tbat tbe South Amerioan monkey can ba trained to piok op prnnes aa rapidly and care fully aa tbe "ornery" Japanese labor er, and be bas ordered a consignment of 500 of the aimianr, which ba will undertake to traio to woik in tbe orobarda. It lias always been difficult lor the prune raisers to secure reliable help at the right time at the right price, and of late years tbe Japa bave become so independent aud insolent that it is difficult ti get along with tbem. It is believed that tbe monkey can be trained to do tbe work of 10 Japa. Here la another opening tor an international Incident on tbe ground of discrimination. Tbe American people are "tbe limit" on foreign labor Grants Pass Pacific Outlook. HAZELWOOD Special Ice Cream Calendar C. P. Ross, Agent Season of 1908. Special Prices made on Application. Plain Ice Cream Vanila; Strawoerry, Chocolate, Lemon, uranrre, Jsauana. rineanplo, PiBtachio Rose, and Iacli, Apricot and Raspberry iu Eeason. Special Ice Cream JULY 19 Special brick, Manhattan Pudding center between layers of vanila ice cream. J ULY 2t( Special brick Fig Ice Cream with Kaspberry Water Ice center, Special Bulk Fig Ice Cream. Special Shipping Brick Fig Ice Cream AUGUST 2 Special Brick Tutti Frutti AUGUST 9 Special Brick Layers of Peanut Ice Cream with Grape Slier!-et Center. Special Bulk Peanut Ice Cream. Special Shipping Brick reanut ice uream. AUGUST ltf-Specia! Brick-Layers of Pineapple, Strawberry and Biscuit Mousse. AUGUST 23 Special Brick Layers of Caramel, Vanilla and Strawberry Ice Cream. Special Bulk Caramel Ice Cream. AUGUST 30 Special Brick Prune MoilSBO. Tickled pigs' feet at MvGiiire's. BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS 0 PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG The School that Vlnces You in a Good Position . MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK POODS UY USING SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix in feed or salt Proper dote In tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price For Horses, Citllt, Sheep, Swine (nd Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the condensed essence of the dru . They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Brsn. Are Just as food when 10 years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drag laws. Ask for and try once SKIDOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fev,-, Ho Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tsblets or Louse Powder, Spavin .Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO.. Incorporated; Capital Stock (300,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota. U. S. A. For Sale by Hanna & Perigo. No on can offer batter good nor batter prices Inspect our Store before purchasing R. E. LARAWAY, Manager jja - j-rmi - i ;; f i- aa 1 YOU AUTO Try our invigorating and refreshing Soda, with pure crushed fruits for flavoring. And our Phosphates are most refreshing. Everything is the purest and best. Our new one Red Banana College Ice is a winner. KEIR CASS SMITH BLOCK RELIABLE DRUGGISTS It's easy to reach North Beach Takt Steamer POTTER from Portland I'nssfiiiiers aro iow triuiHferred to tlid railroad nt M RULER fourteen milea up the Columbia Iiivcr from IUvtu-u. This eliminates tbe iiepcfsity of steamers waiting for tbe title, unci iiisuri'H prompt and rulur summer service The Steamer T. J. Potter leaves Portland every morning except Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 o'clock Saturday ouly at 2 o'clock P. M. Remember the Summer rate on the O. R,. (EL N. is $6.55 from Hood River, Ore., to all North Beach points and return; good until September. Nortb IJcaeh iu a fsmoux, beautiful place tbe most perfect bench on tbo whole North Oaxt. There are accommodations galore at priors to suit all tastes; caiupiiiK facilities without eijual perfect bathing conditions; all sorts of amusements and diversions. Come, have a good rent and a jolly time. Let us semi you our new summer book and tell you all about North Beach. ' , , . ' ' ' J. H. FREDICY, Local Agent, Hood River, Oregon WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD A Residence, llarn, Garage, Cold Storage Room or Retaining Wall? Then be Vp-to-Date and build of CONCRETE This is coining more and more to be recognized as tbe best building material for all classes of construction, and the Miracle Double Air Space Block, or Cement Brick cannot be surpassed. It is warm iu winter, cool in summer and knocks Insurance rates silly, Investigate if you contemplate burl J i nj. We mnmifactniv both concrete blocks and cement brick and will guarantee them. Come to the works, one block north and west of Gill's store, and see the manufactured products, or call us op on phones No. 27t?-M or B5 and we will give you further Information and price. Bradley Brothers FREE!!! $1150 PHONOGRAPH With Cash Purchases Amounting to $35.00 In Dry Goods, Clothing Furnishing Goods and Shoes Prices are being reduced on almost everything in above lines. Call and have a machine reserved and when your cash slips amount to $35.00 you get the machine. LB. BRAGG 0 Hood River, Oregon Creating a Reserve Is not difficult ot.ee you start to save your money systemat ically. Rut if you ever expect to be independent financiallv through your own effort s you must make the start. Money saved and put away safely will protect you from misfortune and prepare you to take advantage of opportunities that will surely come to you. Funding the capital of your working years Insures Your Future But choose the right place to put your capital or the hard-earned savings of a lifetime may be swept away in a day. We offer our patrons the counsel and experience of our directors, together with every banking facility consistent with sound business methods in all their relations with us, and pay 4 per cent interest on all deposits made in our Savings Department. Give us the op portunity and we will aid you to make your money earn more money. The First National Bank HOOD .1VER, OREGON. ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... j f Filing Prescriptions O fmj I With I'ure Drugs with fatisfaction to jjjjj' With I'ure Drugs with fatisfuction to both patient and physician is assured if oii lea-e your prescription with us. We have gained a reputation for relia bility by supplying Pure Fresh Drugs in all our prescriptions. When you bring your prescriptions litre you a'e sure of ideal service. n "J THE GLACIER PHARMACY. CHt?io0oLo5KE HOOD RIVER, OREGOff 3C 3C r m t 1
