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

OH cloth at the furniture store.
Building paper at funiturcstorc.
Why cough, when >. u. viii stop 1t.
lee for sale; also fine buggy horse,
EDGAR w. WINANs.
Mrs. II. u. Lindsay was in town
t Thursday.
Pictures framed to order ut the fur
lliturc store.
Does :. H. get there? Well | should
smile. :. Is.
White sewing machine. for sale at
:. T.. Birtmcs-'
Collins and uudcrtakcrs supplies at
the furniture store,
Carpet ut the furniture store 10 cent
below Portland prices.
Mrs. W. &. Smith and son Of Port
land, are ut The Mt Hood hotel,
Miss Lownc, of Brooklyn y. y. Is
the guest Of the Mt. Hood hotel.
Mrs Swan of White salmon Is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Joe. furscr.
Mcs~ors G.. J. Hayes and NJ. Y, llur-
risun visited The Dallcs Wednesday,
Remember the Normal destitute at
The DalIcs the last week in August.
Sells Brothers circus will be- ut Port
land on the lith and 18th Of this
month.
MrT. j. Watson brought his family
here saturday, 60 remain during the
summer.
&. l.. Gilbcrt has been In Portland
for the past week attending the teach
cr's Institute.
Miss Fannie Baldwin ofthc chronic
cil force visited Miss Fraser ol this val
lcy sunday,
lctorc purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, consult agents lniuU Ia
ciiic system.
j. LaInncc LEFT for eastern Oregon
Monday, and will return obouC the
middle Of the nouth.
Hon. T.. l.. Smith IL said to lo inu.
proving IN health slowly md VIII be
brought home soon.
MIN Mooney came up from Clcouc
last week to vi~Ir her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. l.. rtranahan.
The ice cream social last Saturday
night nt Perry 4 Joncs' hall was well
attended, and pn;ronlzed.
Mcssrs. Bartmcss and Hanna and
their families will 20 To Trout lake
next week for n few days outing,
The assessment roll or this school
district has been turned over to the
sheriff for collection of dclinquents.
Mrs. Snlllo 4. Capps made final
proof on her timber claim in the t. =.
land office at The Dallcs Wednesday.
Mr. Hurrisons house is rapidly near
ing completion, and Is certainly the
handsomcst residence in the county,
Miss Ida Foss has gone to Portland
to visit Mrs. Frank lloskins, and will
remain until after the Mechanics fair.
Mr. L. Henry and w. Il. Perry and
their families, who have been camping
at the forks of the river, are again at
home.
Waucomd lodge X. of p. had worl;
in the First last Saturday, and will
probably have both first and second to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs Fuller, of Woodburn
are visiting Mr. Eastman and wife
They are relatives, but have not met
for nineteen years
1t is estimated that to move the Man
itoba wheat crop this year will require
ten trains Of twenty cars each, every
day for seven months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caddy went tC
their homestead on section II, north q
the butterfly mill, on the 2Sth, and in
tend making u home there.
Miss Alice Cleaver, and Meigs anC
Earl Bartmcss went to The Dales t
visit Miss Anna Roberts last week
Miss Cleaver returned Tuesday
Don't listen to what the neighbou
say, but come aud see for yourself. \
beautiful antique maple bedroom Sc
for $23 ut the furniture store.
For any one purchasing ten dollar
worth of furniture of me, | will deliVe
the same at landing free of charge.
S. f.. BARtMESS.
Mcssrs. Thomas w. and j. Y. Dun
lap, live business men of Detroit, Minn
who are making toIr of the coast
stopped off here Tuesday to visit Capt
Blowers.
Mrs. Crockett, who has been vstin!
Mr. and Mrs. Warren for some time
returned to Kent, Washington, Wed
nesday last, stopping a few days il
Portland to visit friends.
Col. G. A. Lounsbcrry, specia
agent of the general land office of tn
United States has been assigned to tn
Pacific coast work and will make hi
head quarters ut Vancou ser Wash.
Congregational services tomorrow i
the valley church ut II II. IN. In th
evening at o'clock in Riversid
church. The sermon will be preache
by Rev. VIM. Eliot, son of DR., Eliot {
Portland.