The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-08-15
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Building pnpcr at furniture store
Houses to rent by T.. w. Winans.
. Why cough, when s. u. will stop ii.
Ice for sale; also II fine buggy horse.
EpGAn w. WINANS.
Pictures framed to order ut the fur
niturc stOp,
Does S. B get there? Well should
smile. =. Is,
White sewing machines for snlc at
s. T.. Bartmcss'
Mr.. #. j. Watson returned 10 Port
land Tuesday.
Collins and undcrtnkcrs supplies ut
the furniture store,
Mrs. d. l.. Gates Is at the Mt. Hood
fora few days.
Carpet at the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices.
Rev. r. l.. Eliot arrived here from
Portland "Wednesday.
Rev. J. II. Fcak will preach at the
Belmont church tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schcnck Of The Dalcs,
went To Cloudcnp Saturday
DIR. Thomas and J. W. Kenna visited
Mount Hood during the week.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Stewart ar.
rived here from Olympia Monday.
Mr. W. :. Cram the energetic young
Dallcs merchant, was here "Wednesday.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, consult agents Union Pa
ciiic system.
Professor ACkermnn came up from
Portland Friday aud Is visiting friends
in the valley
Sheriff Gates. Judge Thombury and
u large party Of Dallcs people went to
Trout lake yesterday.
Col, Wood passed up the road on the
Tuesday night train being joined here
10y his son who has been out to Mount
Hood.
Mr., ID. ID. Rogers brought the first
prunCs uf the season to town Wcdncs-
day. This II at least two weeks ahead
of the season.
Don't listen to what the ncighbors
say, but come and see for yourself. \
beautiful antique maple bedroom set
for S23 at the furniture store
Mr.. Walter Sullivan, and Mr.. Ford
of the New York 7Iibtwc spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Byrkctt, of
White Salmon, Washington.
Lincoln Evans has arranged for Civ
ing lessons on the violin, and as he is
fine musician those who desire to learn
will do we'll to call on him.
Mr.. Barnes and family, Mr.. Charles
Chandler and family, aud Lawrence F..
Blowers, went the forks Of the river
Thursday to camp for several days.
Mr.. Henry &. Bntcham has pur-
chased thirty acres in section ., town
ship nolrh of range 10 east, of II. H. /.
and w. Husbands; consideration, $3.50 .
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture of me, | will deliver /.
the same at landing free of charge.
5. Il. BARtMEss.
Mrs. Bishop and Miss Belle Bush .
were among those visiting Trout lake
during the week, but there were so
Ii"'S 'hNJ S"o iN7' ii"'ii wv OliS'H"i
item.
Hon. NJ. A. Moody and party camped .
at Mr.. Corum's place Thursday even
ing on their way home from Mount |
Hood. They came here Friday even
ing and left this morning for Trout
lake.
The State Treasurer has apportioned |
hn tnf fn TAp hn
The amount is $l.45 per capita or n /
total for Wasco county of $4,2l3.70 /
The money was received by our county .
treasurer Thursday.
Taxpayer seems to have stirred up Il
number of the boys, and we hope is
thoroughly convinced that the school
house fence was we'll and cheaply built. /
If not, we suppose the war will be con-
tinued though there is nothing i'll it.
We have heard that the Regulator is
deficient in power, but we can hardly |
believe that our Dalles friends would .
put their money into n boat and then |
economiZe in such a manner as to make !
it useless. We fancy the new boat will .
he able TO go.
Miss Meredith of Salem, who has
been visiting her uncle DR.. Charles
Adams at Cammas prairie, came in by
stage from that point Tuesday, and
left for home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. G.. J. Crandall of The Dalles came
in on the same stage.
Call and see Marvin Rand's new
stock of stationary and school supplies,
He has also just received fine stock of
reading matter, novels, magazines, etc,
and splendid assortment of fishing
tackle, fine candies and all the fruits
of the season constantly on hand.
Services at the U. b. church as fol-
lows: Sunday school at 10 II. III.
Preaching ut IL u. m. and s p. m, by
Rev. George SickafOose, of Portland. |
Communion service at the close of the |
morning sermon. The Young Peoples
Christian Union will meet ut 1880 in
the evening.