The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-03

Is, u. DARKNESS.
Mr. and Mra Frank Mcfarland mr.
/ rived from llcppnc "Wednesday morn
. ing 10 nltcnd the wedding Of Mr.. Me
! lhflnnd's brother to hlH Mcfnrlnnd's
sister Miss Happy Day Potter.
a new stock of goods Mt Hunt 4
liuRts, The Indies nrc invited 10 call
aud examine goods and prices, Do
not listen to what your nclRhbOrH sny
but call aud get prices for yourself
Work will bc commenced on the new
icchousc Monday. II viii he the same
size ns the old one, l7O 10y 40 feet, aud
viii b. built by the side Of IL. The
two will mold about 10000 tons Of see.
Union Pacific System OILERS un.
cuunllrd facilities tO tourists en- route "a
all points cnsl Neviibulcd Slccpcrs,
Diners, Free Chuir Cnrs through to
Missouri river aud Chicago without
change.
Mr.. John 4. Wilson presented us n
yunll sack Of potntocs Of the late Rose
variety lust week, that are superior i0
any wc hnvc ever seen outside of the
state Of Nevada They were grown
without irrigation.
The mnttcrof purchasing bell for
the school house was taken hold Of by
the pupils last week to such purpose
that fUrty-onc dollars Of the fOrty-nine
required raised, aud the bell weighing
Ia pounds Inns been ordered.
4. Is. church: Rev |. G.. Knots, of
Portland will occupy the pulpit morn
ing and evening. sunday school nt 10
II. IN. Young Peoples meeting at 7 y.
m. The exercises viii bc conducted by
Mr. Bishop. a welcome to all.
The W. CT. L. will hnvc its next
meeting Thursday October 9th at 4 p.
m, in the T.. g. church All mem
bcrs and those wishing to join are re-
qucstcd 10 be- present, ~ important
business will come before the meeting
w, II Haynes Of Salem, brothcr.in-
law or j. w. Morton. spent n few DAYS
IN Hood River In September looking
for location for farming Mr.. Hay
ucs has been resident Of Hood River
before, and since nm absence Of about
five ycars, found Our town has doubled
In size and population.
The Los Angeles Express says.
" The horticultural development of
san Bcrnnrdino county is truly mar
vclous. II Is all attributable 10 irrign-
lion enterprises, aud rs yet the limits
Of Improvement are not In sight.
What has already been accomplished
viii certainly be far surpassed IN the
future.
II Is umored that the company In
Portland TINT has been locating sell
tiers IN the White Salmon country IL
iinblc t0 hc In hot water on account of
alleged violation of the law. A couple
of special agents were over in that
ncghburhood during the week and
took Il witness or two with them to
Portland,
\ letter from Rev. Dclos HowcIls,
states that Coudou had quite Il scri-
Gus Ere Sunday night last Glasgoe's,
livery stable, Riuchart's residence,
DGulap's blacksmith shop and Wards
hotel were burned. Major Lucas
moved his household goods, which
caught ,irC uud burned while the house
escaped. Mr.. lIowclls expects to he
here by the goth at the latest.
Geo. w. Hamilton called at this office
Thursday 10 have ~ correct n statement
published % wear ago To the effect that
his wife had LEI, him. The story was
entirely without foundation, ms Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton are now and have
been ever since their marriage living
together. and aCr now at Vancouver
Washin"tou. ~ lac lived here sew
rral Yeas he desired this statement
made,
\ party consisting of \. B. Jones,
Br.Cc De.E, and the three Curran broth
crs were across The Columbia last week
bear hunting. The first day Flint
Bradford was with them with his two
dogs and trced a big bear which one of
the turrau boys shot but it got away.
The next day they pot stump and his
pack Of hounds, and this meant bear.
They brought home II big fellow Tues
day. We came near forgetting to add
that Lou. Morse was one of the crowd.
Peter Mohr took the first premium
nt The Dallcs Fair for the hest general
exhibit Of apples grown in the district,
and also for the hest exhibit grown in
Wasco county. He also took about
twenty first, and seven or eight second
premiums on varieties. Mr.. r. l..
Clarke also took dozen or more first
premiums on varieties Outside of
these two, we believe Hood River
took no interest in the fair other than
to visit it, aud not great quantity of
that.
Last Sunday party Of six consist
ing of Mrs. A. B. Jones, Miss Grace
Grosh0ng, Miss Eva Blowers, Frank
Jones, j. w. Morton and Miss Pearl
Groshong, visited the famous old " IN
dian Gardens or +. II. Absten's
place, They concluded that Mr.. Alb
stem has one of the incest little farms
in Hood River, from the fact that he
has all kinds of fruit. and thisyear has
500 gallons Of black berry
wine which was sampled and pronoun-
ccd excellent.
Have you seen the $500 antique
maple bed room set at the furniture
store?
MARRIED.