The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-08-08

Mr.. Fields lost thirty dollars from
his pocket "Wednesday night or Thurs
day morning, the money was IN TWO
blll9, u ten aud u twenty
Lincoln Evans hns arranged for Civ
Ing lessons on the violin, and ~ he Ish
fine musician those who desire TO learn
viii do well to call on him.
Rev. Ell y. SulcllIc and fnmiy,
came down from The DnIlcs Wcdncs-
day. Mrs. Sutclillo and the children
will remain for several days.
Mr.. Rcrdan aud wife left Wednesday
evening for Scio, in the Willamette
valley, and will probably remain there
us they have Il fine farm In that neigh
OOrhOOd.
Mr. Fmnk Mcfarland Mr.. and Mrs,
/ WIN Potter aud Mrs. Pottcr's sister,
Miss Miner, were at Trout lake last
week. caught lots Of fish, ana had II de-
/ liRhtiul trip,
Mr.. f. II. Stanton came up from
Portland Saturday, aud after visiting
The Dullcs returned 90 complete his
work. lIc will bc home about Scptcm-
bcr lst to remain during the winter,
Mr. Boormnn has purchased his old
home place which lac sold amonth or
more ago to VIM, Tcdiord. Which
goes 10 show TINT a man who sells his
farm in this ncighborhood, generally
rcpcuts his bargain before the trade
gets cold.
While Mr.. Binus was out for drive
4 Sunday morning, hishOrs fell, throw
ing him out Of the buggy. The only
/ damage was "A skinned shin and bro
ken thin, the former being the property
of Mr. Biun, aud the latter happening
TO the buggy,
The railroad company has men and
teams ut work removing the cindcrs
and ashes from the track near the de-
pot. This is u decided Improvement,
and II the uuslghtly sand patch was
covered up the appearance OF the depot
grounds would bc crcditublc.
Mr. Lochhcad, the cntcrprising mcr-
chant of The Dallc- was here WcdncS-
duy. He is engaged in selling grain,
huy, miIl-frrd etc, has his own mill,
aud being an energetic rustlcr, can hid
defiance to any and all competitors.
Read his new ad., In this issue.
Mr. Amos l{rtchum, who was here
L-t winter looking for II location, arrl-
we'd here with his family from Esther
willie Iowa Friday night. lie has pur-
/ chased the old parsonage, ten acres.
Olhcr parties from that ncighborhood
are making arrangements TO come
here.
Blowers Il Crowcll expect a carload
q, the famous Peerless flour today,
Of which they have been out for about
a month, They have sold the above
brand of -four number of years, and
have not hadu sack returned. II needs
no udycrti-iug everybody knows what
Is.
MIR. Bert Lnugllc went to Portland
Thur.lay morning 20 bc examined for
admission to the Stanford university.
Professor Joseph Swain who occupies
the rhair uf mathematics In the uni
vrrsitv WIS at the Esmond hotel
Thursday and Friday for the purpose
Of making the examinations.
The Second Eastern Oregon District
Agricultural ANuoiatiunor words Ia
that ruteD has cent us a number OF
their premium lists, which We will bc
gIad to give away. The Fair begins
nj The Ballts September 22Hd, and viii
hold five days. Call and get II copy
and thea arrange for making good
exhibit.
Lee Pom, our cuterprising washman
went to Portland Monday. He is the
owner of fish wheel above The Dalles
which fills long felt want ns Il tail
cuder, having caught the least fish, at
the greatest expense, ofauy fishing de
vice ON the river except the standard
oil cananarn of The nallcs, which, it
is said runs them ashore for about sixty
dollars apiece.
Mr.. J. II. Middleton accompanied by
his cousin Mr.. Charles Thwait, came
up from Portland Friday night, and
Saturday morning took the boat for
Wind river for days fishing. They
arrived home the same evening, and
went to Portland Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton went to the
seaside to remain until September
Mrs Middlcton's health is much i'm
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brant of Van
couvcr visited friends here during the
week. III the long ago when we tirsl
grasped u Faber to pen the gaudy edi
p toriul, and corral the ileeting local item
Joe jerkcd the antimony. The little
political Free Lance was ms neat as ;
pin mechanically, and it was said to b'
chrysunthenlum by its large circle o
readers. 1t was printed at night, part
ly for convenience, and partly to avoiC
= back talk.
4 party consisting of Mrs. II. d
Green, the Misses Lang, Miss Edn,
Moody, and Messrs. IL, J. Green, c. II
:, Hastings, f. Joslyn, II. c. Rooper, anC
! Nj. a. Moody, will leave The Dale
= today to go to Cloudcap Inn. The.
will camp tonight at Mr.. Harrison Co
! runs place, and expect to reach tn
, Inn Sunday afternoon. After day o
so at the mountain, they will com
here and then visit Trout lake and tn
ice caves.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Bast go to Portlan,
/ the last of next week, but will remain
but a short time as he has Mr., Harri
sons house ssto finish here. AS soon a
$ this is done he will return to Albinu
I where he has the contract for buildin!
thp RantiSt church Tho IT,