The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-12-12
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

a iino line of NmNs goods ut Han
mas.
NJ. V. Harrison has n ncut cottage to
rent.
Christmas comes one week from
h Friday.
Pictures framed to order at the fur
nlturc store.
Does 5. u. get there? Well / should
smile. :. Is.
Presents for all both great aud small
at glnnua's.
Mr. f. II. Button was in Portland
during the week
Collins aud undcrtaker supplies at
the furniture ston.
Mr. Henry u. Wilson was In from
Suaighisburg Monday
Al kinds Of country produce bought
and sold at Hnrlson's,
A large stock Of candy and nuts at
bottom prices at llanna's.
J. II. larsen or The Dallcs was here
Friday ana Saturday last.
NJ. V, Harrison and family have
moved into thcirncw residence.
Mrs. q, u. Hartley accompanied her
husband 10 Vancouver Thursday
Con Rcrp has taken M the old Per.
ham place, wcstof Locke's place.
Don't forget ihc sale NJ Or. Thomas
household effects this afternoon.
Have you seen the $1,000 ANTIQUE
maple bed room set at the furniture
store?
Mr. Nnrklcy was nj The Dnllcs Sat.
urdny to make proof on his purchase
claim.
Mr.. and Mrs George Matthias let hy
the early morning train Monday for
England
Hwring been appointed Notary Pub
lie we are prepared to do all work IN
that line.
Il, j, and John Watson who were
here last week returned 10 Portland
Saturday.
Mr.. Button, mother of +. II. Button
left for her home in Southern Culfor-
mia Tuesday.
Mr. J. 7. lIilstrom who has been at
work At the Locks all summer arrived
home Monday.
a fresh stock of candy and nuts at
Hannn's. special prices TO Sunday
school committees
Mr.. Brown uncc Of Clarence Clark
who died two weeks ago was in from
Mt Hood last Friday,
Hon. Il. T.. Smith walked down
town last Saturday for the first time
since returning home.
Mr.. Wm. Bishop has the contract
for building Rev. c. W. Wells cottage
near the q. B. church,
S. Il. Bartmess and J. T.. Hanna
were Mt Portland during the week,
looking after Christmas goods.
Mrs. Jones, the rovivalist, who has
been assisting In the work at the u. b.
church left Thursday for Portland.
Mr.. Wnl Saunders came down from
Sandy Bottom Wednesday. He re-
ports six inches Of snow at that point
Do you want fine watch or elegant
jewellery at the very lowest prices? If
so go 60 Sidney Youngsat the Dalles.
Sidney Young at The Dalles has an
elegant assortment ofjewelry, just the
thing for IL Christmas present for your
self or friends.
Mr.. Hartley has leased small tract
of land near the Hood river bridge, of
Mrs. Oiler, and will erect slaughter
house thereon.
Captain Frank Coe, came up from
Portland Wednesday to remain for Il
short time. His condition does not
seem to be improved
G. A. Bell went to Baker City, We'd
nesday night taking with him n ear
load OF work cattle for the Oregon
Lumber Company.
The U. B. church is to have new
bell, the money having been subscri-
bed and the bell ordered 1t will be
here sometime in January.
Mrs. O. i. Stranahan, Wednesday
received the sad news Of the death OF
her brother +. G. Berdan at West
Concord Minnesota, last week.
When you go to The Dalles for
Christmas goods do not forget to look
at the advertisements in this paper and
patrohize those advertising therein.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture Of me- | will deliver
the SAME at landing free of charge.
s. E. BARtNlESS.
New goods at Mrs. Howells. Orna-
ments, zephyr and material for fancy
WORK. Corsets, featherbone, pins, hair
pins, hoods and fascinators as cheap as
you can buy them any where.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, Neff, who are visit
ing Mr.. Meff7s relatives in Virginia,
will be home the last of this month,
when he will resume his old position
in charge of the bridge carpenters.
Military BAIL
d Company will give ball at their