The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-11-14
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


Pictures framed 10 order ut the fur
nlturo store.
Does s. Il. get there? Well should
smile. =. Is.
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ. V. Harrison were In
Portland Tuesday.
Mr. Booth IL visiting his daughter
Mn. Champlin,
Collins and undcrtakcrs supplies at
the furniture store.
Call aud see the new school suits for
boys ut Hanna's.
Wheat has gone up TO 80 cents n
bushel nt PalouSc.
, All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold at HarrlsUns.
A fine line Of gents furnishing goods
just received at llanna's.
Mrs. Hattie Hansen Of Alblna ls Wis
lting relatives IN the valley.
Silss Incz Hunt arrived home from
Sherman county during the week.
Mrs. Morse, mother of c. l.. and T.. T..
Morse, arrived from Kansas this week.
Mr. Milton Harlan, representing the
Times .nOWtdmccr, was heac ytster-
day.
Mr.. George \, Prnthcr returned from
Portland Thursday night, having sold
out his business.
The grand jury has returned two
true bills against Th0mas Ryan for
burglary aud larceny.
Superintendent Shelley has moved
his family tu The Dalles, to remain
during the winter
o. B. Hartley has moved from the
J. H. Middleton building into the
BAKER residence
Rev. Righy attended II quarterly con-
ference Of the Methodist church at Ar
llugtOn during the week.
The dead leaves are rustliug In the
autuInnnl brcc2cs, AN example that
y most of ~ should follow.
Mr.. II. 4. Pratt went up TO The
Dnllcs on the Regulator "Wednesday
evening, arriving home Thursday.
james LangiIlc and the Stranahdn
brothers went to The Dalles Wcdncs-
day 10 build u couple Of houses for DR..
S.ddnll.
Miss Anne Smith left Tuesday night
for Boston 10 complete her musical ed
ucation. We understand she will re-
main II year.
Now Is the time To fntten up the
Ciddy golblcr and prepare him for II
thank offering for-well, for the turkey,
If nothing else.
Mrs. Cradlebuugh had severe at
tnck of pneumonia Sunday last, but,
thanks to DR.. Hollister OF The Dalles
sht is almost well again.
Mr. Nesmth, chief clerk of the Port
land Ice Company, was here Thursday
paying or the hands employed in
building the new Ice house.
Mr.. a.. IL. Gray of the Halsey Ncws
made us II pleasant cilll Wednesday.
lie IL at present engaged In delivering
trees for the Jewett nursery.
c. l.. Gilbert went to The Dalles
Wednesday to assist In the examina-
tion Of those desiring certificates to
teach school IN Wasco county.
Fourteen applicants for certificates
to teach school are being examined by
Superintendent Shelley, assisted by
Miss Annie Lang and &. l.. Gilbert.
The case of Tieman VS.. Tieman was
tried during the week, Mrs. Tieman
. getting II divorce and, we understand,
One-third of the community property.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture of me, | will deliver
the SAME at landing free of charge.
S. +. BARtMEss.
We have received stock of deeds,
mortgages, etc., which we will sell to
those in need of that kind of material
at considerably less than 100 per cent.
profit.
The new ice house is rapidly nearing
completion, and If the weather is favor
able, 10000 tons of condensed GOODNESS
will be packed away here this winter
for future use.
The grand jury for the present term
of court consists of the following gen.
tle,ren: II. II. Hinton, G. G. Butler,
Frank Graves, Il. l.. Boynton, Il. l..
Croft, Henry Hilyen and J. w. Hin
richs.
The wharf-boat which was to have
been placed at the landing here has
been taken to Rocllland to accommo-
date the Goldendale traffic. Some
other arrangement will be made for
this point.
peestricS Skule keeps at Middleton's
hall Nov. 20. Cum, and see the
'skule" of fifty years ago. j. N. Me
Coy as master; Grandpa StranalIan
and Rev. Howells in 4 Il G; Rev. +. M.
Aunks us Dutch boy.
AT special meeting of the stock
holders of the Armory association Wed
nesday evening it was decided to in.
crease the capital stock to 81, 200. J. b.
Hunt was elected director in place OF
Aud Wirans, who declined to serve,