The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-09-19
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

building paper at furniture store.
Houses to rent by T.. w. Winans.
Pictures framed to order ut the fur.
uiturc store.
Does s. Is, get there? Well | should
smile :. B
White sewing machines for sale nt
=. T.. Bartmcss'
II. l., Howe began school In district
D, last Monday.
Collins aud undcrtakcrs supplies at
the furniture store.
Capt. j. H. Dukes II erecting new
house on his ranch.
Mrs j. II. Shoemaker, went 10 Pen.
dleton Thursday.
Carpet ut the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices.
Mr., aud Mm. Bone came down from
Grant Thursday evening.
J. w. Morton arrived here from TIL.
lanloolS Friday morning,
Mr. Byrkctt, Of White Salmon was
In town during the week.
G. l.. Gilbert begins teaching school
In district 1, next Monday.
Mr.. Ellison our genial agent was In
Portland during the week,
Mrs. l.. II. Adams paoscd through
yesterday morning on her way to PEN
dleton,
There was picnic at the Eliot place
the other eide Of Indian creek last sat
urtlny.
Have you seen the $1,000 antique
maple bed room set at the furniture
store?
Call Mt this office and get catalogues
of The DaIlrs Fair, with premium
lists, etc.
Miss Grace Crnndnll, of The Dnllcs
has been visiting friends here for IL
week past
Supt Shelley has begun his official
visits to schools now In session la Hood
river valley.
Before purchasing railroad aud steam
ship tickets consult agents Union Pa-
cillc system.
Lou Morse, IL hauling the lumber for
{. l.. Gilbcrt's house, and thus Hood
River grows,
Mrs. i. Il. Quinlan, of San Francisco
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. 4. j.
Watson Of this place.
We have had two or three light
sprinklcs Of rain, but not enough to do
either good or harm.
Ladies are invited to call at Hunt 4
Basts millinery parlors 10 see the latest
styles from san Francisco.
Rev. r. l.. Eliot's family returned to
Portland during the week, after II siX-
weeks visit To their old home here.
Mcssrs. Peter Cordes and Ed Under
wood, remembered the GLACIER office,
and renewed their subscriptian Thurs
dag.
Mr.. +. QuMkenbush and family, of
Portland arrived here Wednesday even
ing, and are living in Mrs. Henderson's
house.
Mrs. Search, wife of conductor
Search passed through on the morning
train Thursday on her way east TO visit
relatives.
John Wilson was at The Dallcs yes
terday being IL witness In the land office
for Conrad Repp who made final proof
yesterday.
Miss Winnie Champlin, who has
been visiting friends in Portland for
the past ten days arrived home Thurs
day morning.
Wheat is selling at points along the
Columbia, ut from 20 to so cents. But
little has reached the river from the
Washington side
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture of me, | will deliver
the same ut landing free of charge.
5. E. DARKNESS.
Don't listen to what the neighbors
say, but come and see for yourself A
beautiful antique maple bedroom set
for $23 mt the furniture store.
Mrs. Chas Chandler, left Thursday
for visit to her old home Washington,
ID. G. We understand she will be
absent for several months.
Some of our local sportsmen made a
raid on the wild ducks in the ponds be-
low town last week, killing quite II
number and soaring the rest away.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
"pie social" at the residence offs. G.
Smith Friday evening next. Every
body except professional pie-biters i'll
vited.
AS we go to press FRIDAY afternoon)
the case of o. b. Hartley against
Ollngcr Il Bone is on trial before u jury
in Justice Yields court. The suit is
brought to recover $75 the value of a
mare, alleged to have been over driven
10y the latter so that she died.
M. V. Harrison, is shipping lots of
fruit to Arlington, and is making IL
market for it. Quite demand exists
for fruit i'm that neighborhood, and !
Heppner is drawing on the stock to II
considerable extent Mr.. Harrison is
certainly doing good thing for the