The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-12-19

! hhilu' lnNleS COrulhlly invited 10 hl'
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland ar-
rived here from llcppncr Tuesday even
Ing on u visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Potter.
Mr.. IacnbCrg's house viii bc rooted
next week, aud after that viii be rnp-
Idly finished. II will contain eight
rooms, closets, bath room, etc.
u. II. church services; Preaching
morning aud evening. Sunday school
Mt 10 n. M Young peoples society
meets ut o'clock. Welcome TO MI.
The steamer Baker made her inst
trip for the scnson "wednesday. The
u. T. have found lt II dcnd loss 10 run
the boat and has gracefully retired In
favor OF the Regulator
DR.. l.. G. Broslus, having succeeded
to the medical practice Of DR.; II. j.
Thomns, cnn be found at the drug
store day or night.
Hood River Ore, Dec Is, 1901.
When you 80 10 The Dnlcs for
Christmas goods do not forget 10 look
at the advertisements In this paper and
patrohi2e those advertising therein.
Two dngoes, each the owner and
manager Of n big bcnr gathered up Il
few stray nickcls and dimes here Mon
day morning. The hears are well
trained aud afford their less Intelligent
aud fr more luzy owners an easy mode
'of living.
In n short ride through the valley
Wednesday we saw innumcrnblc fields
of fall sown grain, all Of which were
looking finely. II h beyond n question
that for certain aud abundant hurvcsts
the fall II the time To put the seed In
the ground.
One would think from the number
of weddings this fall that all the young
Indies In the valley had married. A
young friend OF ours assures us this Is II
mistake, and asserts that the woods ARE
full of them, and each more handsome
than the Others.
The Riverside Congregational church
will have "A Christmas tree Christmas
eve. In order to give the little folks
IA chance IL will commence ut about
G:30, The Christmas tree at the First
Congregational church will be exhibit
ed Christmas night.
A man named George Lnnglllc, be-
longing to the bridge crew fell from
trcstlc near Mosicr last week, and was
Injured 80 badly that hc died n few days
after being hurt. lie stepped on
plank which tipped up with him let
ting him fall distance Of twenty-five
feet.
Hon. w. II. Ellis, formerly prosecu-
ting attorney for this district, and the
most prominent Eastern Oregon can
didate for the nomination for congress-
man on the republican ticket, pas.el
up on tie morning IRA n TucsiaJ. Mr.
Fills would honor the Office, and bc-
sides that would make good run.
The y b. sunday school Christmas
entertainment will he given Christmas
eve, Thursday evening, December 2ith.
Doors open at $3.50 Those desiring to
place presents on the Christmas tree
will please come with them on Thurs
duy afternoon. Everybody cordially
Invited to come and enjoy M evening
with the children. Singing and other
exercises on the programme.
The bond 1or II deed for the lot on
which the armory Is to he built has
arrived, II large portion Of the lumber
ordered, and work will be commenced
at once. The lot was donated 10y w.
L. and T. j. Watson conditional that
the building be completed 10y June 18th
1892. This can he done easily If the
money is forthcoming and the money
can he easily raised If we all stand to-
gether.
DIR. Barrett, Sunday started for Hon
duras, on account Of the Illness of his
daughter Mrs. Julia Howell, whom
we understand has been suffering with
rheumatism ever since her arrival mt
that place. We Understand also that
the poetic visions Of land Of delight
which Honduras has been pictured,
have vanished, and that Mr.. and Mrs.
Howells will probably return TO Ore
gon,
Friday evening the Relief Corps gave
"a pleasant reception to DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas ut the X. of l.. hall. A large
vi lIGlI llitIliS MClO DlNStills
With music and conversation the
pleasant evening sped quickly away.
The DR.. and Mrs. Thomas will be sadly
missed and the feature of regret ON the
occasion was the fact that it was n
farewell meeting. The best wishes of
their large circle of friends 90 with
them to their old home,
This county can now boast five
newspapers, the latest venture being
the Dutur Dispatch published AS its
name suggest ut the charming little
town of Dufur. We have not had the
pleasure of seeing copy, but it being
conducted by a veteran in the business
is proof sufficient that Dufur will have
good little paper. Dufur is one of
the prettiest places in Eastern Oregon,
and being surrounded by II rich agri-
cultural country is. .abundautly able to
support paper.
North Dalles has had n real lively
time during the week, caused by an
attempt on the part of u. II. Wright
& Co. of Portland to remove some ma
chinery from the shoe factory there.
Rev. o. ID. Taylor claims to own the
machinery and hired u lot of lighters to
prevent the machinery being taken
away. Justice of the Peace Gilmore
was called in TO quell the disturbance,
and did so by commanding both par
ties to disperse AT present the sheriff
of Klickitat county is in charge, but
the end is not vet.
Last week the pupils in A Geogra-
ply class of Professor Snyder's room