The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-09-26
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

oil cloth NJ the furniture store.
Plenty Of fruit cans at Harrlson's
Building paper at furniture store.
Houses TO rent by T.. w. Wlnans.
w Is. Perry moved out TO his farm
Thursday.
j. II. Rankin went to The Dallcs
Monday.
Mrs. Gray and son arc In Portland
this week.
Pictures framed TO order ut the fur
uiturc store.
Does +. II. get there? Well / should
smile. \. Il.
For rent, neat little cottage. APP
ply at this Office.
White sewing machines for sale at
=. T.. Bartmcss',
Last Sunday was the most perfect
dny Of the year.
Mrs. J. n. Mccoy went TO The
Ddllcs Wednesday.
Collins and undcrtalScrs supplies at
the furniture store
Mrs. +. NJ Aunks was in The Dallcs
during the week.
Cnll and see the new school suits for
boys at lInnnas.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold at Harrison's.
Carpet at the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices.
Mrs. Klein IL at Grants, visiting her
sister Mis-. {. H. Bone.
DR.. Swain was absent for day or
two Ia Portland this week.
The mills Of the Oregon Lumber Co.,
arr running on full time now.
G. H. Bone and wife returned TO their
home at Grant Monday evening.
Mrs y a. Moore returned f,om AN
extended trip in the East Tuesday.
Mrs. i, Atruna and Mrs. &. l.. Wiley
sof the Cascade Locks were here Tues
day.
Mr.. Nathan Hackctt of Portland is |
here and expects 10 remain for several
days.
Mr.. a. Rand and family start next
week ior La Crosse, Wisconsin, to re-
main.
Henry Prigge's young son had three
fingers cut UIf IN II feed cutter last |.
week.
Have you seen the $1,000 antique
maple bed room set at the furniture |
store?
Sarah Bcrnhardt took $l5, 900 out Of |
Portland for her three performances
there.
a neat picket fence II being placed |
around the Valley Congregational
church.
IT. Dclk moved his family into his
new dwelling house on River street
Monday.
VIII and A. j. Rand were passengers
for The Dalles on Wednesday morn
ing's train.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, consult agents Union Pa
cliic system.
Rev. +. NJ. Aunks has rented New
ton Clark's farm, and will move on to
1t next week.
= George a. Herbert the genial host of
the Mt. Hood hotel went up to The
Dalles Thursday.
Mrs. II. J. Swim Of Linden, Wash
ington, is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs Nj. p. Watson.
Mr.. A. S. jacobson receives his mail
Mt La Grande, Oregon, having gone
there several weeks ago.
Mrs. S. J. LaFrance and daughter
Fay went to Portland Tuesday night
to attend the Exposition.
II. l.. Clark went to The Dalles Mon
day, taking with him eighteen varie-
ties of apples for the fair.
The Mosier post office has been
moved into the depot, with MIR. Pow
ers as assistant postmaster.
Miss Rosa Mead, of Manchester,
Iowa, arrived here Tuesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Keene, in the valley.
Mrs. Charlotte Hull leaves next
Tuesday, 29th inst, for the home of
her parents in Syracuse, Nebraska.
c. II. Ellsworth moved with his fam
lily Wednesday from Mill A to Little
White Salmon, Oh Mr.. Ordway's place.
Mrs. Locke's mother who has been
visiting her daughter here for some
time returned to the east Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Blarcum, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Haynes
NIL summer, Ieft for Portland Monday
morning.
Messrs. G. M. Wolford and NJ. II.
Bishop went to The Dnlles Wednesday
to make proof on their purchase claims.
The sound of the wood-saw is again
heard in the land, and the erstwhile
numerous tramp is becoming, oh! 50
shy.
Miss Mamie Mercer of Wasco, who
has been here for several days visiting {
relatives and friends, returned home
Monday. II