The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-08-22
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Houses to rent by T.. w. Winans.
Why cough, when $. Is. will stop II.
Ice for sale; also n fine buggy horse.
EDGAR w. WINANs.
Pictures framed to order ut the fur
niture store.
Does :. II. get there? Well should
smile. :. Is.
White sewing machines for sale ut
+. T.. Bartmcas'.
Collins aud undcrtakcrs supplies ut
the furniture store.
Carpet at the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices.
The opening Of school in District No.
has been postponed until further no.
ticc.
Miss Grace Campbell returned to The
Dalles Tuesday after visit here of sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. lInrtcr leave to-day, he
going to Albina and Mn. Hartcr 10
California.
Before purchasing railroad nnd steam
ship tickets, consult agents Union Pa
Cliic system.
The state fair at Salem begins Sept.
lith and promises to be an unusually
interesting meeting.
Mr. Rnst IL In Abina, but will return
here for short time when his work
there ut IL under WAY
Mr.. G. X. Bone went 10 Grant Tues
day Ia complete arrangements for
handling the wheat crop.
Mr.. &. G.. Roberts. who has been
buying wool in ldnl o and Montana,
was home for few days this week.
II II stated that Mr.. Coon has rented
II portion of James Browns place ut
Moslcr, and II setting 1t out In straw
berries.
Don't listen to what the nelghbors
say, but come and see for yonNclf. \
beautiful antique maple bedroom set
for $23 at the furniture store.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture Of me, | will deliver
the same ut landing free Of charge.
:. Il. BARtMEss.
Hood River needs n wcll-seatcd pub
lie hall, aud needs 1t badly. If the
Armory company can succeed in giving
1t to us 1t will be properly appreciated.
Mrs. Gilman and her granddaughter,
Miss Mabel Mack, Of The Dallcs, who
have been ruraliZing here for the past
al
morning.
Services Mt II n. m. and p. m. at the
u, b. church. Sunday school at 10
IL. m. The Young Peoples Society
meets at 1880 In the evening. Subject:
"The Lord our helper"
Mr.. Amos Strong, formerly of Salem,
IL now In charge of the Gearhart Park
hotel on ClatsOp Beach, and Is prepar-
ing To welcome right royalty the visit
of the Oregon editors, Aug. 30th.
The Chautauqua assembly room at
Gearhart Park, on Clatsop Beach, will
seat one thousand people and is n grand
memorial of the public spirit of M. j.
Kinney, who deeds IL to the cause of
that popular method Of education.
We received, the other day, postal
card, signed by IA Citizen, " asking the
following questions: "How can woman
who is not divorced from her husband
(she couldn't well be divorced from any
one else-ED. file and make inal proof
on the forfeited railroad land?
Captain II. c. Coe, c. S. Gilbert,
George Coleman, q. u. Prather and
l.,l 80 4.
X. Of p, went to the Cascade Locks
Saturday evening to assist In organiz-
ing Pythag0ras lodge ut that place.
Friendship lodge, of The Dalles, was
we'll represented.
AS we go to press FRIDAY afternoon),
Miss Eta Mckay is reported very low
and there Is little hope of her recovery.
There can be no doubt but that the case
il diphthcria. Precautions have been
taken to prevent the spread of the dis
ease, and it is thought this has been
accomplished.
During the session of the Oregon
Press Association several hours will be
spent at that delightful seaside resort,
Gearhart Park, and the manager of
Gearhart Park hotel will not only ell
tertain, but also cater to the wants of
the inne' man during the stay of the
association at the seaside.
Rev. r. l.. Eliot complains that some
person, or persons, has been taking the
window sash from his house on the old
Price place. One or more sashes were
taken last week, the person probably
thinking the house was abandoned.
4 4, :. 4
turn the sash, and no questions will be
asked.
Miss Carrie Graham, who has been
spending her vacation ut home, re-
turned to Chicago and her duties in the
school room Monday morning, being
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Toste
vine. She will have an interesting
story to tell her eastern friends in the
account of her trip to the summit of
Mt. Hood, and we hope will come