The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14
LOCAL BkEvITIEs.

Is this hot enough for you?
The merry-go-round has come to town.
Mr.. f. Z. Griffin of Dufur is in the
city.
Salmon are running better today than
usual
Mr.. H. Heisler of Dufur is visiting The
Dalles.
Work on the Regulator is being pushed
rapidly.
Mr.. c. p Balch of Dufur has gone to
the coast for a trip.
Will Mrs. Obarr call at this Office and
get the watch that has been left here?
Mr.. 1. N Sargent will go to Clatsop
Beach in day or two to catch good
cold.
Ice cream and croquet sociable at the
grounds OF Mr.. Mcfarland on Friday
evening.
About the only thing that a man
wishes to wrap himself in these evenings
is slumber.
Mr.. A. II. Curtiss, of the Diamond
roller mills, returned last night from
short trip to Portland.
johnson & VanHoy OF Klickitat are
unloading Il large steam traction engine
and thresher to-day for that valley.
The Goldendale stage driver says the
travel between that bright little SUBJ
urban city and The Dalles is very light at
present.
Il n No
S. steamboat inspectors, came up from
Portland today and inspected the Regu-
lator.
We are pleased to announce that dea-
con Roberts, who has been under the
weather for a few days, is able to be
around about his work again.
The bill posters for Forepaugh's circus
have reached Portland The show will
be there in September. 1t will probably
not stop at this city.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day by our county clerk, Mr.. Crossen,
to Mr.. John Quirk, aged St. and Miss
Laura f. Ramus, aged is.
Mr. Adams and his clerk are busy in
voicing the stock of Mr.. H. Solomon's
store. It's thought that there are goods
enough in the establishment to pay all
the debts.
Last Saturday was red letter day in
wool circles in The Dalles. About 5OO,-
600 pounds of wool changed hands at a
valuation of $50, 900. This was fair
days work.
Mr.. Eastman's team took a run down
Second street at lively rate today, and
ton market and then quit. No damage
of any consequence was done.
This morning while some Cinnamon
were in bathing at the Rockfield can
merry near this city, one of their number
was drowned. The body was not found
at the last report given.
Chrisman & Corson found pair of
baby shoes yesterday which had been
dropped from package in front of their
store. The owner can have them by
calling.
Chief Engineer Munger and George
Brown had the engine out yesterday
testing the city's hose under 1SO pounds
pressure. Only one SecClOn gave way
which is pretty good for hose ten years
old.
Rufus Wallis, Esq, of Wallace is in
the city on business. Mr.. Wallis re-
ports the crops in Sherman county the
best ever known in that county and pre-
diets clean million bushels of wheat
this season as the output.
Some complaints is made of the boys
who go in swimming between the R. 4.
bridges on Mill creek, for not wearing
bathing suits. The boys will be more
careful in the future no doubt. Put on
your bathing suits, boysl
The many friends of Mr.. w. H. Dunn
will be pleased to learn that he is rapid
ly recovering from his illness. He has
been very sick man, but has taken a
decided turn for the better, and his doc
tor is confident of his recovery.
The newly appointed president of Le-
land Stanford, Jr. University is Con-
gregationalist and will take an import
ant part in the programme of the APP
preaching meeting of the general associa-
ton of congregational churches in this
state.