The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-21
BRIEF LOCAL MATTBliS.
Misunderstanding next Thurrdny.


Mrs. Bast will leave for Eugene Mon
day.
Pictures framed TO order at the fur
niturc store.
Captain Lombard was UP from Port
land Monday.
Marvin Rand Is again In business at
his old stand
Does :, B, get ther9 Well | should
smile. :. II.
Collins and undcr;akers supplies ut
the furniture store.
Call and scc the new school suits for
boys ut Hanna's.
Rev, Leroy Is visiting his daughter
Mrs VIII lAnd.
Mr.. aud Mn. Bishop have moved into
the Baker residence.
All kndsof count ry produce bought
and sold ut Harriso MS.
Il, G. Dallas has the lumber on his
lots and will build small barn.
Il. T.. HARRISON shot n swan this
week, measuring seven feet nine inches.
Having been appointed Notary Pub
lie we arc prepared TO do all work In
that line.
We understand that Lieutenant Burr
has been relieved from duty ut the Cas-
Cadc Locks.
Mrs Howels has moved her stock of
millinery into Hon. r.. l.. Smiths Of
flee building.
The HARRISON brothers will have
their houses completed by the middle
Of December.
Mr.. Dclk, accompanied Ivy his at
torney, Mr.. Head, went TO The Dalles
Wednesday.
Mr.. +. NJ. Secley, OF Chcnowlth,
Warh. was here Tuesday. We acknowl-
edge u pleasant call.
Mr.. T. l.. Clark has been quite sick
fora couple of weeks, but we arc glad
10 state IN improving
.. Mrs. Champlin desires liz 10 state that
honaIlcr the post office will he closed
from no0l until 1890
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth Of furniture Of me, | will deliver
the same at landing free Of charge.
s. Il. BARtMEss.
Mrs. Monroe Il expected here nt any
time. She will remain over the win
ter occupying her house next to
Hanna's.
Mr.. and MS, O. c. Bartmcss, who
have been visiting Mrs. Hleglcr Mt Eu-
gene, are again here to remain during
the winter
Quite number of Hood Riverites
were NJ The Dallcs during the week, mt
the solicitation Of Deputy Sheriff Phir-
man, as witnesses in the Delk cases.
Ten ofthe fourteen applying for teach
ers' certificates ut the quarterly exam
iuation last week were successful,
though none Of them captured the first
grade.
We have received stock Of deeds,
mortgages. etc, which we will sell TO
those In need Of that kind of material
at considerably less than 100 per cent.
profit.
The "deestrict school" last night Mt
Armory hall was too late for the roll of
honor to be printed this week. In fact,
the GLACIER was printed before the
school begun.
The armory promises to he an as
sured fact. The capital stock has been
increased to 81, 200, and we understand
work will be commenced in the imme-
diate future.
A literary Society has been formed by
the school here We understand their
first meeting will be held next Friday
evening. The name adopted is the
"Gladstonian."
The case of Tieman against Tieman,
tried this term of court and resulting
in decree of divorce for Mrs. Tieman
and Judgment for one-thrd of the real
property, has been appealed.
The Congregational church has put
in new heater. Mr.. Dallas did the
sheet-ron work. So now they expect
to be just warm enough for this world
and none too warm for the next.
Thomas Ryan, who broke into Delk 8
building here, and also into the Bus
kirk house below town, was sentenced
to. the penitentiary Monday, getting
one year for burglary and two years for
larceny from dwelling.
The insane asylum at Salem is said
to contain 722 inmates and that oil the
rooms are filed. This Is sad, when one
takes into consideration the number OF
persons ut large that are entitled to a
oom In that building.
u. b. church services: Preaching
/. this evening at p. IN. and on Sabbath
at II u. m. and 1880 p. m, by Rev. g.
Sickafoose of Portland. Young Peo
ple's meeting Sunday evening at $3.50
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. a welcome
to all.
NJ. G. Dethman had horse killed
by the cars few weeks ago, and though
the company claimed that it was killed
at the crossing of public road, thu
matter was finally settled by the pay
ment of $50, which Mr.. Dethman may
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