The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-09-12
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Houses to rent by T.. W. Wlnnns.
Pictures framed to order mt the fur
uiturc store.
Aud WInans has moved into his new
cottage
Does ;. B get there? Well | should
smile. :. H.
White sewing machines for sulc nj
:. T.. Blrlmcss'.
Collins and undcrtakcr4 supplies at
the furniture store
Wheat Is .clIng In The DalIcy ut n
cents per bushcl.
Joseph \ Wilson Is In Portland nt-
tending the mces.
Miss Winnie ChamplIn Ia visiting
friends In Portland.
Miss lscnbcrg arrived here from Kan.
sas Monday morning.
Mr. i, :. Hammond, of Alblnn, Il
visiting his folks here,
Carpet at the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices.
Mrs. W i. Watson arrived here from
Portland during the week.
Mrs. Matte A. Otter mndr final proof
on her homestead yesterday.
Mr., Gcrdcs Is prepared to serve hot
coffee, cake aud lunch at his bakery.
7. {. Dallns went to Elk beds last
Friday evening, to remain week or So
Thomns Mckay and family will lcnvc
for Port Townsend, Wash, next Mon.
day.
NJ Y. Rand has a small dryer aud is
huSlly engaged III drying his crop Of
pruncs.
Call at this office aud get catalogues
Of The Dallcs Fair with premium
lists, etc.
4" Before purchasing railroad and steam.
ship tickets, consult agents Union Pa
cIiic system.
The season at Nj Hood Is about
over hut party Of four went up
Thursday morning
r. y, Tcdrord and family left for
Woodvillc IN the southern part of the
State, Wednesday.
Mrs, C. NJ Farlnrton departed yes
terday for Detroit, Mich, going 10y
way of Portland
Those visiting Portland should re-
member that the Regulator Is about
ready for business.
&, l.. Gilbert Thursday bought lot
u, block |, of Waucoma, and will build .
a residence at once.
The Hershey brothers have about
completed neat cottage on their 20
acre tract near town.
NJ. Ncll's house in Winans' addition
Is completed and he aud Mrs. Neti are
snugIy domicilcd therein.
Ladies' are invited to call at Hunt &
Basts millinery parlors to see the latest
styles from San Francisco. 81
j. =. Histrom, Avery Frcdenhurg
and james Graham made final proof
ON their homesteads Thursday.
The last reports from Hon. T.. l..
smith are to the effect that he is worse
than at any time this summer.
Mrs. Harm and VIII left Tuesday
for Coos Bay, and will prob
ably reside there permanently.
The family of Mr.. Douglas Tavlor is
stopping with Mrs. Hull, Mr.. TAYLOR
visiting them every Saturday.
We are indebted to Mr.. II. II. Austen
for box of splendid fruit, pears apples
and grapes. All were delicious.
Mr., Dclk's two-story residence is
rapidly nearing completion and will be ,
ready for occupancy 10y the 10th.
Mrs. HoweIls will use the Coo build {
ing, next door to the GLACIER Office,
on Oak street, for millinery store i
Mr.. Hartley one day this week |,
hauled load of wood to town con-
tanning two and three-fourths cords.
Mrs. Harm traded her horse and =
buggy to Mrs. n. G. Evans for the cor i,
ncr lot below Luckey's blacksmith y
shop. +
Alfred ingalls, and James ingalls, are t
hauling the wood up to the wood yard Il
hat was 1loated down Hood river last q
SIlllHlCl. '
The school-house flag was "union +
lown" until recess Thursday morning,
,ut when the Regulator passed this was
emedied.
Mr.. Calllins has picked a ton and
lalf III primes, and has about as many II
more. He will ship them to Denver, Il
colorado.
For any one purchasing ten dollars ST
worth of furniture of me, | will deliver n
he same ut landing free of charge. p
s. E. BARtNiEsS. if
Mr.. and Mrs. Bone have gone to II
irant to remain during the wheat buy
ny season, which will keep them there
ntil after the holidays.
Don't listen to what the ncighbors.
ny, but come and see for yourself. A pr
eautitul antique maple bedroom set t
II S23 at the furniture store. d.