The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-04-11

parcs you for % shots. For sale at the
Furniture Store.
Gmnt Evans has moved his barker
shop 10 the building bnck Of lIarris0n's
store on Oak street, where hc can be-
found until the completion Of Perry a.
Jones building
Mrs Haynes received fine lot Of
combination fence from The Dullcs
Thursday, which will be- urcd on her
pncc in town. II h neat, durable, and
quickly put up.
What " the matter with having q
sewer down Oak street. We stand
ready 10 bear our part of the expense
whenever the other property own
crs will stand In.
Waucoma Lodge X. Of =. Of this
plpcc has again changed liz meetings
to Saturday night The change will
be- appreciated by the members rcsid-
ing In the country.
"Dn Company has received the bal
nncc Of liz uniforms, aud ii strikes us
II IL time for the boys 10 have grand
military ball, the proceeds TO go INTO
the company fund.
Representatives. from quite n num-
bcr Of G.. A. II. Posts were on the west
bound passenger train Tuesday morn
ing bound for Astoria to attend the
giund cncumpncnt.
The mail will arrive from Portland
at liaj, Il. IA, aud from the east at
5:ji, a. m. Mail closes ut So'clock =.
m, the company refusing to receive 1t
after that time.
T.. B, services at Blowers hall Sab
bath morning and evening. Mr.. Bnst
will preach In the morning. Theme
for evening, walks About the City"
10y Rev. !. &. Knots.
The coy peach trees have begun to
blush beautifully, aud, the Indications
are thnt We will have the best crop of
this rather uncertain fruit, that We
will have had for years.
when you call at Hanna & Hiegler'
tu regulate your watch, buy n bottle Of
&. and W. Sarsapnrilu To regulate your
blood, or bottle Of Syrup of figs
TO rcnovate your system.
Miss Pearl Groshong wns called
home 10 White Salmon Monday on
account Of the serious Illness of her
mother, and Mrs. a. Il. Jones, her
sister, followed her Tuesday.
Mr. G. j. Hayes gives notice else
where Ia our columns that hc is pre-
pared to do surveying, and having had
years Of experience in the business In
1. "A il. ftffst
Mrs. Il. O. Evans will return from
san Francisco in Il week or two, she
having spent the winter there with
her daughter I1uuicc, who will remain
for the purpose Of attending school
The Congregational church building
hns been delayed by the slowncss with
which the lumber is being furnished,
This difficulty is thought to To he over
and it will be- finished rs soon as pos
siblc.
Monday the wind took possession of
the river, aud for several hours it was
impossible to get across. The air WAS
filled with sand aud yet here less than
half a mile away, the breeze was not
too strong for comfort.
The Union Pacific has made II gen
cral change In the office here. Mr.
Lytlc is now agent at The Dalles, and
Parriott, operator there. Mr.. Ellison
formerly of Mosicr Is now agent here,
aud Mr.. Gish night operator
A 'poverty social" will be held at
the residence of Mrs :. G. Smith next
Thursday evening. 1t will probably
he Il decided success as the manage
mcnt were so poverty stricken for time
that the notice could not be brought to
this Office.
The carpenters commenced work on
Perry & Jones building Thursday and
IL will be pushed to completion. 1t
would have been well under way now
but some mistake was made in the
stills aud new lot had TO he ordered
and sawed.
Mr. George r, Prather has been APP
pointed agent for the sale of that most
interesting work of Henry NJ. Stanley,
ain Darkest Africa 1t is book that
will be read by all who take an inter
est in solid literature. An ad appears
in this issue.
The train time card at the head of
our local columns is corrected today TO
suit the new time card which goes INTO
effect tomorrow. The westhound pass
engers arrive here at $3.50 p. IN. and
5:54 IL. m. and the eastbound at Has H.
IN. and ll;l4 p. IN.
The new time card on the Union
Pacific it is said will go into effect to-
morrow. We have already made two
erroneous statements concerning the
proposed change, owing to the COM
pany's changing its orders, and give
this for simply what it is, statement
by II company that has already chang
ed its orders twice in two weeks.
Mr. Gibson who recently went to
Viento, and who has been walking
track, at night, was caught on a long
trestle Sunday, by freight. He un-
dcrtook to run to the end of it, but
stubbed his toe on u spike and fell
hurting himself badly, He then did
what he should have done at first,
crawled out on bent and waited for