The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-08-29
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

OIL cloth Mt the furniture store.
building pnpcr at furniture store.
Houses to rent 10y f.. ". Winans.
Pictures framed to order ut the fur
uiturc store.
Does $, u. get there? Wen should
smile. ;. Is.
White sewing machines for sale at
;. T.. Barllncss
Collins and nndcrtakcrs supplies at
the furniture store.
a. II, Jones was passenger for The
Dallcs Thursday.
George &. Jones, of Appleton, Wis,
is the guest of \. B. Jones.
Carpet at the furniture s'orc 10 cent
below Portland prices
MIR. Margaret Ann Cnmcrons land
notice appears la this issue.
II, l.. Howe went To The Dallcs
Thursday 10 attend the institute.
The hour of Mrs. Harms auction sale
has becd changed to 10 O'Clock II. N.
Miss 10y went to The Dallcs Thurs
day morning To attend the Institute.
\ bear was seen taking u lunch ut
'oh Thursday IN MI Buttons cora
Il id.
Before purchasing railroad aud steam
sap tickets, consult agents Union la
c,iic system.
Mr. aud Mr.. Bmtton came up from
Portland lhu.sduy TO visit friends IN
the valley.
Mr. Fred Snow, Of Arlington, vl,-
lieu MS mother hc.c during Tie wccK
"ilh his iumIly,
w. IL. Dunn, who died ut The Dullcs
Inst SATURDAY, was "a bruthur-lu-Rlw OF
AlIs. \. II. Jowclt.
l.. y. Blowers purchased last week of
Ms, Aud Ninahs lot . IN block {, und
dwelling thereon.
Services in the Congregational
church tomorrow ut II II. IN. Ia ave
side church at y. N.
+. j, LuFTucc took his daughter
Fay 10 Inc Diuics "Wednesday Ia nave
some dental worn dodc.
Joseph \. Wilson ,nl f.. Locke re-
turncu ilOm trip to Helena ana
buttc Montana Thursday.
Mrs. a, II. Jcwctt il making visit
to friends near Vancouver ana expects "
10 be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Aud Wmans, who has been F..
quItc sick with malaria Tor the past
month, Is abic 10 be out again.
George &. Jones expects his father, II
lawyer and capitalist, here Ia Jew
day rom Appleton, Wisconsin.
Grant Evans circulated Il subscription
paper III la\Ur ul 10 Atcck, Tuesday al
Lcrnoon, ana III II couple OF hours raised
81.
Hon. y. J. Back, cX-Statc Senator,
OF llaley, Lam county, was here uu-
ring the week looking ior II place to To-
cate ms son III business.
Don't listen to what the ncighbors
say, but come and see for yourself \
beautiful antique maple bedroom sci
ior 9.5 ~ the furniture store.
No new eases OF diphtheria have been
reported. 1t was stated the nrst of the
week That Miss Ann Smith had it, but
1t proved to DC II false report.
A small package of millinery goods
was found near the residence of Rev
i. Nj. Aunks. The owner can get the
same by calling at this Office,
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth OF furniture OF me, | will deliver
the SAME at landing free of charge.
5. E. DARKNESS.
Mrs. II. 0. Evans returned from an
extended visit to San Francisco We'd
nesday. Miss Eunice, who accom-
panied her. remained to attend school.
Henry EIlbbard and family are at
their place near Centerville, attending
to their harvesting, and when the grain
is marketed they will return to stay for
good.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Bone leave us
next week, for a few months, to locate
at Grants. Mr.. Bone goes to handle
the wheat crop at that point.
The Misses Alice and Emma Rob
erts, who have been the guests of Mrs.
:. f.. BMtmess for u week, returned to
their home in The Dalles Saturday.
Miss Dollie Martin, who has been the
guest of Mrs. II. J. Watson, in Idle
wilde, for the past two weeks returned
to her home in Portland Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Pratt Whitcomb and daughter
Gertie, Of Portland, have been visiting
Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Whitcomb's mother,
for couple of weeks, and left for home :
Thursday. /
Malcolm Moody and party returned ;
Saturday night from their camping
trip to Trout lake and went to The
Dales Sunday. They reported having
had delightful time. |,
There We're fourteen applicants for
certificates at the teachers examination
held ut The Dalles last week. Seven
passed-one first grade, four second I
grade and two third grade.