The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-09-26

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quart, 10 cents oyster stew, - cents
The Union Pacific II again receiving
Ties Of the Oregon Lumber Co., at the
Spur.
Bert Lnngillc left Wednesday for
California, 10 attend the Stanford Uni
| vcrslty.
Ladies' nre invited 10 call at Hunt *
linsCs millinery pnrlOrs 10 see the latest
styles from sun Francisco.
G. NJ. Wolford II improving his prop
crty 10y putting on an addition 10 the
house aud fencing his grounds.
a gold ring with set wns found last
week und left at this office. Owner
cnn have the same by paying for this
notice.
Mr.. Prlpgc recently added 10 his
farm implements by purchasing "A cul-
tivatOr and seedcr combined aud feed
mill.
Miss Maggie Frazier has been visit
ing her parents the pnst week and will
return to The Dallcs to-day TO attend
school.
a. Kctchum was In town during the
week with his hand In II sling. Upon
Inquiry we learned that hc is suffering
from carbunclc.
Miss Jennie Thomas Of MilIvillc,
Shasta county, California, arrived here
Tuesday tO remain with her sister, MrB.
X. =. Howell
win Evans was up from Portland
during the week. His mother, Mrs.
Il. o. Evans, accompanied him home
Tuesday evening.
George Strnnahan and David Glib
bOns, who have been working on Mel
burns thresher at Wasco, will return
home in few days.
DR.. Z. q. Barrett and B. +. Shoe.
maker are constructing reservoirs for
irrigation purposes next year j. II.
Shoemaker Is also digging one on his
ranch.
1t Is expected that n party Of fifteen
Salt Lake stock holders Of the Oregon
Lumber Co., will bc here this morning
accompanied by David Eccles and Mr..
Niblcy.
Miss Flora IIartly Of Terra Haute,
Indiana, arrived here Sunday evening
and left Wednesday for the Stanford
University, after II pleasant visit tn her
brother, =. B. Hartly, and family here.
Mr.. William Michel of The Dalles
has let the contract for Il building on
his lots near the corner OF Fourth and
Washington streets, The Dallcs, and IL
prepared to fill all orders In the under
taking line.
DIR. +. J. Thomas, Deputy Grand
Chancellor knights Of Pythias, went
to the Cascades Thursday to assist in
the initiation of members Of PythOg-
Oras lodge, making one page and two
esquires. This item failed to material
ize on account of the train l'eing four
hours late.
In looking over our books we find
large number Of subscriptions now due
The paper was placed here September
!, 1889, and consequently the larger
portion Of our subscriptions fall due on
the first Of this month. Any one ow-
ing us, who desires to do so, can bring
lis wood for the amount, as it Is as good
Hs cash. /
W. II. Heath of London, England,
was here several days this week IA guest !
Of the Mt. Hood hotel. He made the .
trip to Cloud Cap, coming from San |
Francisco for that purpose. He Is en-
thusastic in his praises Of the noun
tain, also of the Columbia river scen-
cry, and says there is nothing in the
Alps like it, lie took great many
sketches while here, and left for Port
land Wednesday en- route for England.
On last Friday, in Justice Yields
court, was tried the suit of $. b. Hartly
vs. Olinger x Bone, for damages for the
loss of a horse which plaintiff claimed
had died from the effects of hard driv-
ing on the Mt. Hood road. w. II.
Wilson appeared as attorney for plain
tiffand G. =. Head for defendant. A
Jury was impanelcd, which consisted
Of Jud Ferguson, VIM. FOss, J. w. j
Morton, {. ]. Hayes, l.. Henry and
]. III. Gcrdes. a verdict was found for
defendants.
We understand that freight rates
from Portland on the steamer Regu-
ator are $2.20 per ton, and hauling the
same from the landing costs 81, max
ng in all $500 per ton; the last dollar
at home, rs it goes into the
hands of our liverymen. Freight per
.on on the railroad is SO, besides the
,ost of drayage. The Regulator Com
Dany intend building warehouse at
he landing and a man there to look
lfter goods either received or for ship
nent, and no doubt they will be we'll
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Harriet {
l.. Adams of Cleveland, Ohio, lee
urer for the Woman's Christian Tenn
Derance Union, spoke in the Riverside
congregational church. Her remarks s
we're intended to instruct her audience I
IS to the origin, purpose and workings
If the organization, with view to es-
ablshing Union at this place, and a
Meeting was called Mt 8 p. III. next day !
o effect an organization, but SO few |
we're present that nothing was done.
)n Wednesday evening she lectured
II the United Brethren church, subject:
'tThe Goal and how to Reach it," At
er the lecture, which was very inter-
sting, a w. G. II. u. was formed with
leven active and one honorary MEM {
,ers. ,
The New Steamer.