The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-28
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
George. r. Prather was In The Dnllcs
Monday.
Pictures framed 10 order at the fur
nlturc store.
Does 5. u. get there? Well / should
smile. =, II.
Collins and undcrtakcrs supplies at
the furniture store.
Call aud see the new school suits for
boys at llannus
Captain II. G. Coc went to WnlIa
Nalla, Friday morning.
Mr. u. r. Tucker, Is building fine
residence near his mill.
NJ +. lsenbcrg and George Herbert,
were nt The Dallcs Monday.
The frame Of Mr.. Iscnberg's new
residence was raised yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Lytlc, have a brand
new baby born Friday morning.
Mr.. Merritt Wilson has opened har-
ness shop In the frlther building.
Although December II near ut hand,
the big salmon trout set rise 10 fly.
Mrs Haynes aud j. W. Morton.
made n brici visit to The Dallcs Tues.
day.
Mrs. A. II. Middleton and Mr.. Bone
arrived home from Grant during the
week.
Mrs. Monroe, arrived here from
Portland Ica day, to remain during The
winter.
The Stuightshurg post office will be
discontinued on the 3OtA Of this
month.
Having been appointed Notary Pub
lie Wc aic prepared 10 dc all work la
that line.
DR.. Morgan, Of Mississippi, has To-
Gated here Hnd can Ue luuud at the Mt.
Iuud Motel.
Hon, Iera Snow, Of Portland, attor-
ncy for the Union Pacific spent last
SUNDAY here.
The school bell has been heard from
at last. II Is on It's way and il liable To
arrive any day.
Miss Kitty Zoe who is attending the
Sisters school IN Portland IS home I0r
thanksgiving.
The bridge carpenters have their out
iit here AT present, and ARE giving the
bridges ana trcsIles an Overhauling.
The battle is not to the strong nor
the most fish 10 the man with the best
pole. SO says Ar. SoesDe, 50 says Mr.
Markham.
VIII Yates has sold the lot adjoining
the 1. Is. Church on the east 10 \, =
Blowers, and that gentleman has sold
lot > block { To Mir. Yates.
We have received stock Of deeds,
mortgages, etc, which We will sell to
those ~ need OF that Kind of material
at considerably less than 100 per cent.
profit.
Mr.. G. G. Roberts made final proof
on his homestead last week, ana has
moved hts family into town for the
winter. They are stopping at the Mt.
Hood hotel.
ing south aud east OF Indian creek ut
the Barrett school house tonight, for
the purpose of pertecting an orginaza-
ton for procuring water for irrlgating
purposes.
Charley Bacllus is doing his walking
now on crutches, caused Uy getting hls
foot caught under the wheel of sand
cur, ut the Cascade Locks. Two toes
are pretty badly mashed, but will not
have to be anputated.
Mr.. John Stoddard who has been
under the DOCTORS care in San Fran
cisco for some time, passed here Oh his
way to Boise City, Wednesday Of last
week. He is almost fully recovered
from his illness and goes back to take
charge of the Oregon Lumber Co.'S,
business.
There will be services in the River
side Congregational church tomorrow
at 1880 II. IN. Sabbath school ut 1880
u, III. The services in the valley church
will be at 3 p. IN. Sabbath school at
= p. m. All are cordially invited to be
present. #. NJ. Aunks, Pastor.
Joseph A. Wilson who has been in
Portland for II week on business con-
nected with bis mining interests in
Southern Oregon, arrived here Satur-
day night. 1t is probable that he will
soon leave us TO take charge OF the
work Of opening up the claim, rs the
returns from the ore show that it IL one
of the best prospects on the coast.
II. l.. Campbell, proprietor of the
Summit House, on the Barlow road
across the Cascades, is building II car
riage road from his house to Mt. Hood.
He talks of laying out II park in the
mountains belween the Summit House
and Mt. Hood, and building II number
0Gcottages there. Mr.. Campbell says
he has responsible parties backing him,
and that next year the carriage road,
ut least, will be completed.
Bankrupt Stock.