The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09

! nc lllllpb MOnnHy, nnH went out "a
His ranch. lie expects 10 move hs
lnmily down for the summer In about
two weeks.
Rev. VIM. Bast went 10 Portland
Tuesday morning to meet his wife who
cnmc up from Ollnda, Shasta County
California. They will remain lB Hood
River during thesummcr.
There will he dance in Perry &
Jones hall Friday night May 18th.
Grand march commences NJ $3.50
O'Clock. Music by Lincoln Evans
string bOnd. Everybody invited.
The Dnllcs laundering Company
plnncr Mt that city, burned Monday
morning Mt O'Clock. The fire is sup
posed to hnvc been lnccndnry. The
loss n estimated at $4,000, and insur-
anco $1,000
Mrs, Charlotte Hull hns erected n
handsome monument over the grave
Of her deceased husband B. Hull, In
Irving cemetery. II " the work Of
Mcssrs, Smith IL Jones Of The Dallcs,
and cost Sl25.
The Mt. Hood hotel has been
crowded ever since Mr.. Herbert took
charge Of It, mud will no doubt he
crowded to its utmost capacity not
withstandnR The additional room the
new ell will give.
j. II. Mclrvlnc and wife, Of Zelda
J Washington, were here last week He
/ has located half section near the sum
nit between here and MOscr, and will
make permanent Improvements on II
M soon M possible.
II. o. Evans hns his steam ferry in
operation and II prepared 10 cross
teams or freight at any time. lie has
cabin nj the'ferry landing on this side
Of the river and can be found there at
all hours Of the day.
Conductor Comm has gone east for
n two months visit. Conductor Gil
bert taking his place on the passenger
train. The census bureau will not
have TO watch the incoming passenger
trains during Coman's absence.
NJ. V. Harrison and daughter LEILA
went Ia Arlington Wednesday taking
with them II big basket Of flowers, that
WIZ XIV EFlllf'flt 'lfHl VI IlltlNlIf,
and make them wish they lived in
Hood River.
Harry Schabacker made us n pleas
ant call Wednesday. lie IL on his
way 10 Idaho, and will probably visit
Montana before he returns. Harry II
developing into first class rustlcr, and
some Of these fine days will have
bank account ns long as his list of
friends.
Homer McFarland's little boy arrl-
we'd here on the delayed passenger from
Icppncr Tuesday night. The little
fellow is only eight years old and It
was quite trip for him TO undertake
alone. Night operator Glsh took the
young gentleman to Mrs. Harms on
his arrival.
We have received inquiries from
several parties In the east during the
past week, concerning Hood River,
aud all express desire to come west.
Hood River IL becoming we'll known
and ny its berries aud fruits reach the
markets enst of us 1t will gain soon an
enviablc reputation.
The Mid Columbia Association of
Congregational churches met at The
Dallcs Wednesday afternoon There
were present from Hood River, Rev.
+. NJ. Aunks and G.. p. Heald, from
Riverside Mrs. j. n. Mccoy, Mrs. j.
III. Dukes, from White Salmon Deacon
Warner. They arrived home Thurs
day evening.
We have n nice line of boys and
mons clothing, all home manufacture
from the celebrated Brownsville wooden
mills, all new styles, as fine as any
made In the east. Call and see them
and If you cannot get n fit leave your
order for something that will give you
satisfaction. We also have on the road
from the cast Il full line Of all kinds of
dry goods, notions, gents light cloth
ing, boys knee pants, in fact every.
thing needed by tho people. Give us n
call, 1t costs nothing to show goods,
and quote prices lower than the lowest. |
BLOWERS & CRowELL.
George p. Morgan and T.. w. Nevius
have opened an Office in the store for
merly occupied by Mr., Garretson as a
jewelry store, on Second street, next
door to George Ruch's grocery store
and are prepared to make all papers for
filings or entries either upon the for
feited lands or government lands of
any sort. They will act as attorneys
in contests, hearings and land law
cases of every description. Both these
gentlemen are eX-clerks of the U. s. |
land office Mt The Dalles, and certainly
possess the requisite knowledge and /!
experience. Call and see them when