The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-07-18
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


All land papers prepared at this Office.
Why cough, when s. B. will stop II.
Ice for salei also fine buggy horse.
EDGAR w. WiNANs.
Pictures framed to order at the fur
nlturc store.
MS. Dr. Howe came up from Port
land Thursday.
Collins and undertakes supplies at
the furniture store.
Mrs. Armstrong moved out to Par
ker's Mill Thursday.
The cncampment Of the Third rcgl-
ment is overall over.
Furniture at Portland prices at S.
j.. Bartmcss' furniture store.
J. w. Wallace went to Portland
yesterday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunsackcr were here
from White Salmon Tuesday.
Quite II number Of Portland people
visited misplace last Sunday,
Mn. o. G.. Mcleod Of Portland II
spending the summer ut Fred Howe's.
Read Mr., Hartlcy's advertisement In
this Issue. He hus nn excellent horse.
Have you seen the $1,000 antique
maple bed room set ut the furniture
storcp
Mrs. DIR. Stewart of Walla Walla "
visiting her brother Mr.. Wolfard, and
family.
Mr.. and Mn q. l.. Stranahan arrlv-
ed home from Portland Wednesday
morning.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, consult agents Union Pa
ciiic system.
Mrs. John Gates Of Portland and her
children are stopping for the summer
ai Mr.. S.rnnahan's.
Mr.. q. IL. Palmer was over from
White Salmon "Wednesday and made
us pleasant call.
Misses Delva Wolfard, and Francis
Mccoy. left Monday for IL visit to
friends In WallA Wulla.
Mis-. T.. Il. Mitchell, teacher of vocal
music In Portland public schools IL the
guest of Mrs +. NJ. King.
Miss Ann Smith, who has been at
tending the schools at Oberlin Ohio, Is
expected home In n few days.
N. Billen and daughter Ida, went 10
Vancouver Wednesday morning to file
on II homestead In Washington.
Mr.. J. w. Morton left for Tillamook
Tuesday, to remain several months.
lie took his little boy with him.
Mrs. Prichard of Portland, grand
daughter of Mr.. Stranahan Sr. and her
children arc visiting relatives here.
Mr.. William Kennedy of Chenowith
was here Thursday, and hereafter will
have weekly visit from the GLACIER. /
Mr. w. IL. Lochhead, proprietor of
the Columbia feed-yar,, In The Dallcs, (
was here OH business visit Wedncs- |
day
Frank Button shipped one of his
horsea to Portland Tuesday. to train
for the fall races. He has two very
good ones.
J. J. Luckey has sold his interest in
the place recently bought by himself
aud Mr.. Billen from Mr.. Hunsacker,
TO Mr.. Billen.
A building II being erected on the
corner of Second and River streets to
he used by Grant Evans as a barber
shop and bath house.
Mr., VIM. Eliot arrived here yester-
day, his father and the balance of the
family will come next week to remain
through the summer.
NJ. II. Nicholson purchased Mr.. Bill
lens blacksmith shop some time since,
and Is busy most of the time, as he is
an excellent workman.
Rev. w. s. Holcomb and family, left |
Wednesday morning for their old home |
in Ohio. The good wishes of all who
knew them go with them.
DON'T listen to what the neighbors
say, but come and see for yourself. A
beautiful antique maple bedroom set
for $3.50 at the furniture store.
A ball game was played at Pleasant
view Sunday between the Mill club and
u nine from here, resulting in victory
for the Sawdust boys, of l5 to 4.
A party of three lady tourists from
San Francisco were here Tuesday, and
the same day party of four gen
tlemen were here from Chicago.
Miss Inez Hunt who has been teach
ing school at Moro, arrived here last
Thursday and will spend the summer
With her mother Mrs. G. J. Hunt.
Mrs. Christian Anderson, who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs A. II. Mid
dleton and family for several weeks, re-
turned to Portland, where she will in
future reside, Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Wilson and Dallas started
Wednesday for Lost lake, prepared to
lay sheir axes against all impediments
to travel in the shape of brush and logs
and to cut out good trail. 1t is sell
dom this eleemOsynary disposition
crops out in any one, but Wilson and
Dallas can't help it because they are
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