The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-09-26

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Captain COc and the editor Of this
paper Hrc In the mountains this week
on n prospecting trip. They ARE cx-
pcctcd home to-day.
Mira. T.. NJ. King went t0 The Dallcs {
! Tuesday aud IL expected home to-day.
! She expects to live there this winter IL
she can get II house.
Mrs NJ. &. Miller has been visiting 4
I her sons on the Morton pluce for the
pnst week. and returned Ia her home
nj Sholls Ferry, Friday. i
Don't listen 10 what the ncghbors
aay, but come aud sce for yourself A
beautiful antique maple bedroom set ,
for S23 at the furniture store.
The marriage Of Misc Georgia Smith
and Elmer T.. Rand takes place to- :
morrow Sunday In the Cungrcga I,
tlOnal church at this place.
Frank &. Shcrricb went TO The Dullcs
"Wednesday 10 make liuul proof on his I
homestead H. l.. Crappcr accOmpa- =
MED him M one Of his witnesses.
Mrs. Mckinney, the postmIstrcss at
Albinn, and her sister, Mrs. Owens left ,
for home Thursday morning after /
pleasant stay here of two weeks. 4
Miss Mary Drake left for her home In
ltichl0nd Centre, Wisconsin, Thursday :
night, after n pleasant visit Of several q
months with friends In the valley.
j. A. Wilson and A. j. Woodruff Of
Glenwood Wash, were registered ut Il
the Mt Hood hotel this week, having /
come over to do their winters trading. 4
G. q. Adar of Tacoma and G. Roscn-
helm Of Portland, representing the f.
New York Life Insurance Co., were !,
here this week and secured several pol !,
lcics.
Eighty acres Of land belonging To the ,,
estate Of the late Mike Little of Hood =
River were sold Wednesday by the :.
sheriff 10 VIM. Pfunder of Portland for =
SGiO. u
Capt. Harry IIackett and wife came :
up from Portland "Wednesday morn :
Ing. Mr.. llnckett purchased, Friday Of :,
last week, Mr.. &. NJ. WOlford's farm In =
the valley, -
L. B. church services: Morning and :,
evening. Meeting of the Y. L. &. L. ut !
p. IN. The exercises will be intro =
duced with a gospel song-service. A j.
welcome 10 all.
We learn from The Dallcs Chronicle :,
that +. w. l.. Skibbe intends building u
n two-story brick on his lots aud open y
Ing hotel. II was ON these lots that '
the late fire started. !
George l.. Wall Of Blackfoot, Idaho,
and A. III. Tyncr Of Boise City, Idaho, -
were here Sunday and paid visit to :,
the White Salmon country, going on !,
to Portland Monday. u
The Oregon Lumber Co. sold this e,
week what Is known as the Hayner IL
mill To II company ut Bridal Veil and Ii
l.. T.. Morse has the contract of moving
the same to the ears.
The invitations are out for the we'd +
ding of Miss Happy Day Potter Of this /,
place to Mr. Homer Mcfarland of ~
lleppncr, Oregon, which takes place il
Thursday evening, Oct. lst. IL
w. Il. Perry sold his residence prop u
crty In Waucoma this week to Mrs. 'S
Charlotte Hull for $1,000, and pur-
chased In turn her farm, which lies W
about two miles west Of town, giving Of
81, 800. tr
Miss Ncargarducr Of Ohio, niece of +,
Mrs. T.. II. Byrkett, was the guest of ~ ~
Mrs. 4. II. Jones last week. She went u
to Portland Sunday, but Is expected to Ct
return and remain with Mrs. Jones all y, -
winter. ~
Union Pacific System offers un-
facilities to tourists en- route TO
lll points enst. Ncstibuled Slcepers cu
Diners, Free Chair Cars through to We
Missouri river and Chicago without IL, !"
change. il'
The County Farmers Alliance will W
meet at Excelsior hall here Friday, til
October 2d. We hope the attend iu
lnce will he large and feel sure that our of
citizens will make our visitors feel that NJ
t is good to come here. J..
The supper given by the Ladies' Aid "e
Society and others last Saturday even
ng was n success every way. 4 most frC
excellent supper was served, and the la
which were sent to The sa
Dalles sufferers amounted to $40. in
Mr.. Lyman Smith came up from AS re- re-
.oria Wednesday morning. He cut i .iu
Ms hand while engaged ut running Il 70 "
Dlaner, which incapacitated him for w w
work for few days. He will return TO +"
Astoria about the first of the month. VI W
Mr. j. X. Stranahan, accompanied nj
~ his daughter, Mrs. $. Sheets, went pa
lown on the Regulator, Thursday
to attend the Exposition in
Portland. Mrs. Sheets will return to L." -
Ter home in the East in few weeks. W VI
Mr.. G. II. Allen, travelling salesman &c
or Murphy, Grant & Co., while at we
ending to business here received as
light stroke of paralysis Saturday even of
ng, affecting his right side and face. tai
lie was sent to Portland on the morn M,
ng freight train Sunday. to
Mrs. S. #. Howe returned to Port We
and Tuesday morning and does not W ~,
xpect to return to Hood River again .,l ~,
Until spring, However, us Mrs. Howe 81
enewed her subscription to the GLA- , aei
TER before leaving she will get all the e1' eI'
Hood River news this winter. ~eN ~
The stockholders of the Eastern Ore
.on Cooperative Association held