The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-08-29

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Mrs Snm Smith and Mu. r.. 4
OlIngcr went TO cloud Cap Tuesday.
Dr. T.. G.. Gagcn, Of IIcppncr,stoppc,
of here, on his way home from Port
lind, 10 yIslt friends.
Rev, VIM. Baet ls expected up from
/ Alhlnn tO.dny 10 rcnun over Sunday
His work Will bc finished there in ubour
n month.
Mr. Louis Davenport was down
/ from MosIcr during the week. The
! thanks Of this office are due, and urC
hereby rendered, 10 his little dnughtcl
Nellie for delicious watermelon.
The farmers on Phelps creek hav,
brought suit against the mill company
ct nj. for possession Of the water, and
j. II, Phiruun, deputy sheriff, was here
last week serving papers In the case.
Aud WInuns has purchased Of A. S.
Blowers nine lots In block q, and II
building n iOur-ruouCd cottage on one
Of the lots, which he expects tO have
rcady To move into In couple of weeks.
Union Pacific System offers un-
crualcd facilities 10 tourists cn route to
all points east. Ncstibulcd Slccpcrs,
Diners, Free Chair Cars through tu
Missouri river and Chicago without
change.
On account of the nature of the dis
ease there were no funeral service. mt
the burial Of Mr. MCkay's daughter.
There Will therefore be memorial
service IN the valley Congregational
church tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert of Lincoln Ne.
brpsIu, stopped oil here on their way
home Thursday, To visit Mrs. Gilbcrt's
aunt Mrs. j. W. Murphcy In the valley.
They had not met Ia fourteen years.
They leave for home today.
J. H. Middleton and son Willie came
up from Portland "Wednesday morning
aud returned In the evening of the
same day, Mrs Middcton's health Is
improving. The family will go to re
attic to-day, to remain for couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Harm intends to dispose of all
her household goods and restaurant
stock at auction at 10 O'Clock to-day,
and will move TO Marshhcld, on Coos
Buy, taking her family with her. We
are sorry, Indeed, To lose them, and
wish them success IN their new home.
4 game Of ball was played here sun
day between the Cascades aud ii club
composed of mill boys nnd Hood Xiv
ers. II was II good game to the sixth
inning, The score standing to :. After
that 1t WAS walk over for the home
clubs. The score was, Sawdust, 10;
Cascades, l3.
DR.. Thomas was called 10 the Falls
Inst Wednesday To- attend &. G.. Rob
rrt, eleven year old son who had been
struck with an uX. George Rankin
who i working for Mr.. Roberts was
cutting wood with Il double bitted uX
and the boy came up behind him re-
CeivingH n severe cut over the left eve.
1t took several stitches to close The
wound.
An odd Fellows lodge will be lnsti-
tutcd here Tonight. 1t starts outga4 th
fourteen old members and th9itl lnc
of new ones. The intSar
night will be some It .SsI@ in
the week than saturday, Us tn At Is the
Is, of T. meeting night, and each lodge
has several members belonging " both.
Perry d Jones hall viii bc uscN for IA
lodge room.
Rev. Y. l.. Eliot has let the cbntract
to McsSts. j. h. Iantilie and Oscar
for the erection of u lhOusC,
lnd they commenced work ON the
same Monday morning. The location
jt the buldung Is Ou Air. EIiot's place
Just south OF Parkhurst, and Is more
known as the Price place. 1t
Is to be II hand One structure and will
cost about 81 400.
Rev. Il. Delos Howclls and family
to their home IN Hood River
valley last saturday from Condor. /
IhCy came overland, Mrs. Howclls
Irving II span Of horses in II buggy and
Mr. Howclls, on horseback, bringing up
he "calvy-yard," in the old-tashioned !
,tylc of the days of ~. The distance
ravcled in this way was l4O miles,
which they made IN six davs, and
'njoycd camping out every night. Mr..
IluWclis will return shortly to finish up
lis year in that neighborhoOd, which
Will be about the first of November, /
hen come home to stay.
The sad intelligence reached us Sat /
lrday morning that Miss Eta Mckay |
lad succumbcd to that dread disease, |
iipththerla. What makes it more sad /
) the fact that She is the second one
rom the same family taken within ten
lays. The parents are almost heart !
Iroken, and serious doubts We're enter /
aimed as to whether Mr.. Mckay would /
urvive the shock, being affected with /
leart trOuble;' but we are glad to state (
hat he is out of danger. Miss Mckay /
vas II very intelligent and agreeable |
'oung lady and had many friends in
his community. The funeral took |
'lace Sunday.
Last Saturday evening Captain c.
VI. NOyes OF the American bark Co
Oma and Mr.. Nj. V. Creighton chief /
lerk IN the freight depot OF the N. p.
(. II. at Portland, came up the guests
# Mr. L. }. Watson in Idlewilde. The |
,enial Captain, who is noted fish
rman with Mr.. Creighton Mr.. Leon
rd {. Jones and II. j. Watson went
lp Hood river Sunday and left the
anne evening for Portland carrying
With them l39 speckled beauties the
esult of his personal efforts in throw