The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

OIL cloth nt the furniture store.
Building paper nj furniture store.
Why cough, when s. Is. will stop IT,
All land papers prepared at this Office
Read J. ii, Ferguson's al In til,
issue.
Pictures framed to order ut the fur
nitur store.
Does =. II. get there? Well should
smile. =. Is.
II. II. Tucker made us pleasant call
Tuesday.
Improved town lot for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
Collins and undcrtakcrs supplies at
the furniture store.
lbs fine Muscntclle ralsIns for 81,
at Hanna Il IIeglcr'a.
Go the furniture store aud see the %
and 20 cent mating.
Furniture at Portland prices at S.
+. Bartmcss' furniture store.
Mr.. +. II, Button returned from
Portland "Wednesday morning.
Mrs, +. NJ. King aud daughter went
TO The Dallcs Wednesday morning.
Two weeks will see the Langlle and
Perry x Jones buildings finished.
The steamer Baker IL advertised TO
run, commencing next Monday
Grant Evans moved his barber shop
to Perry * Jones building Thursday.
DO not forget TO pay your school
taxes as they will soon be delinquent.
The Columbia II rising at Kettle
falls Mt the rate Of thirty inches in n
hours.
The u. II. church is about completed
and the Congregational II being pushed
rapidly.
:. Il. Bartmess was nj Portland
Tuesday, arriving home Wednesday
night.
Perry and 4 Jones will move into
their new shop Monday.
The succulcnt garden sass" il maxi
Ing It's appearance, aud II fills long
felt waal.
Rev. i, NJ. Aunks was passenger
on Wednesdays morning train for
The Dalles.
Mr.. Bishop and family will occupy
the building adjoining Langille's on
Oak street.
Mr.. Hutchcnscn and famIly left last
LuNn a. T..
eral months.
John a. Mohr aud wife left for PEN
dleton Wednesday night, to remain
for some time.
We understand the price received
by Mr.. Parker for his mill property
was about $1,000.
The Crappes are hauling the iron
for the logging road ut the Oregon
Lumber Co.'S. mills.
NJ. V. Harrison has n practical tin
ner, who IL prepared to do all work In
his line on short notice.
Mrs. Aunks wife of Rev. +. NJ.
Aunks and their child arrived here
from Plttsburg Wednesday.
J. l.. Ziegler returned from the Will
lamette valley Wednesday, having
purchased property In Eugene.
Hood River is just now the prettiost
place In the state. 1t Is II bower of
verdure, blossom and fragrance.
Perry & Jones bought eighty-six
head of cattle at The Dalles Tuesday
and brought them here Wednesday.
The weather bulletin last week stated
that a heavy frost had visited this sec
tion. Pague was way off that time.
Mr.. James Langlle has rented his
building to j. f.. Hanna who will take
possession as soon as 1t Is completed.
u. B. church services at Blowers
hall morning and evening. Sunday
school at 10 a. III. A welcome to all.
A building is going up on the lot
north of Mrs. Champin's, near the
railroad. 1t will be used for II restau-
rant.
Rev. G. w. Wells expects Mrs.
Wells home sometime next week
Her mother died Wednesday of last
week.
Last Saturday G. G Roberts sold the
east half of block 9 in the town of
Parkhurst to Mrs. b. Frisbie, consider
alton $500.
Wednesday Mrs Charlotte Hull sold
block i'm Pleasantview to Mrs
Florence b. Stallings, for the consider
alton of $225.
The rain of Tuesday and Tuesday
night was general, extending well
over Eastern Oregon and Washington,
and was worth thousands of dollars.
Thursday Mrs Champlin lost scarf
y pin, presumably at the depot. 1t is of
iron pyrites or sulphurets. The finder
will confer favor by returning it.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture of me, l will deliver
the same ut landing free of charge.
S. e. BARONESS.
A jolly party oftown people visited
the falls below the Ice house last Snn-
day and had their pictures taken
scattered around promiscuously
among the rocks.