The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-07
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
J. IL. Gerics IN on the sick list.

G, H. Bone was down from Grant
Sunday.
Captain II. G. Coe went TO Portland
yesterday,
Pictures framed 10 order Mt the fur
niturc stort.
Does s, Il. get there? Well should
smile. +. Is.
The Eliot residence, near town, was
finished yesterday.
Collins aud undertakes supplies at
the furniture store.
Call and see the new school suits for
boys ut llanna's.
County court was In session at The
Dalles this week.
The W. &. r. u. will meet at $3.50
this afternoon.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold ut llurrisOn's
A fine line Of gents furnishing goods
Just received at Hnnna's.
Mrs. Eliot and Mrs. Burrcll Of Port
land were here Thursday.
r. II. Coon has planted several acres
with strawberries ut MOsier.
Stock Inspector Rice has resigned his
Office oil account of III health.
Mr.. Floyd Fields left Monday night
for his old home, Dunnlng, Nebraska.
Mrs. John Wilson has been quite
.t..Is a.. lint Ia Ina tnt
=. j. Lnf'mnce, after short visit
home, left for Hcppner Wednesday
morning.
Superintendent Shelley was visiting
some of the schools Of the valley last
Thursday.
Coplcy Hlnrichs and Claude Copplc
went TO Portland Monday 10 attend the
business college.
The X. Of +. have work In the sec
ond and third ranks touight, and II full
attendance IN desired.
Superintendent Shelley will move
hA family To The Daiies next w,e'i 10
rctnuin during the winter.
Mr.. Kenrlck aud family have gone
10 Eastern Oregon. lie IL still In the
employ Of the Union Pacific
The regular quarterly teachers cx-
animation for teachers certificates will
begin next Wednesday at The Dallcs.
The Regulator IL TO carry mn excur-
sion party down the broad bosom Of
q. the Columbia Oh the evening OF the
18th.
james w. Wallace, yesterday sold
the eighty acre tract recently purchas-
cd by him of w. III. Bishop, to L. Il.
Coon.
Marvin Rand has again returned to
Hood River, not meeting that enc0ur-
agcnent in business he expected in
Portland.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture of me, | will deliver
the SAME at landing free of charge.
:. Il. DARKNESS.
More new goods at Mrs. Howells'
this week. Prices reduced; they must
go. Small profits and quick sale will
be her motto.
We understand we are to have
"deestrict SCHOOL, exhibition soon, the
''pupils' being engaged in rehearsing
for the same.
Mr.. Charles Rogers and family, who
have been In Portland since last winter,
have returned to this place and are
living Oh their farm.
Mr.. Ellison's little girl, who had her
leg broken three weeks ago, is getting
along nicely and will be able to be out
of bed in few weeks more.
If our contemporaries in The Dalles
will ease up just little on the Regu-
lator business they will do wise thing.
Too much sweetness in time eloys.
Rev. Eli ID. Sutclife, rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal church of The Dalles,
conducted services in the parlor of the
Mt. Hood hotel Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Bast has purchased property at
Eugene, and in consequence both he
and Mrs. Bast will leave us in week
or so to make their home at that place.
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.
Chrysanthemums now hold sway
and Hood River boasts some beautiful
collections of them. Wilder Pease,
could here find satisfaction and con-
tent.
Mrs. S. C. Smith, has strawberries in
her garden that will measure four
inches in circumference, but they are
not ripening well on account of the
rain.
TIC second quarterly meeting of the
u. B. church of this place will be held
on Saturday and Sunday of next week.
Rev. &. Sickafoose will conduct the
services.
Uncle Sammy Clark, of Moscow,
Idaho, who has been visiting friends in
the Willamette valley for two months,
stopped off here for day on his way
home. He left Wednesday morning.