The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15

J. B. Hosford late of the Moro Obser-
yer, and F. NJ. Bixby present editor of
that wide awake journal, are in the city,
Messrs. B. F. Laughlin and H. Glenn,N
of the d. P. and A. n. Co., leave for
Portland in the morning by the steamer
Regulator.
Corridors of The Dalles hotels are filled
with visitors from abroad. Jurors, wit
nesses and attorneys in attendance upon
the circuit court predominating.
There is considerable choice fruit in
The Dalles market yet. ]. Folco, the
East End confectioner is packing and
shipping fine assortment daily.
Michael Baegen of Rutledge, is dem
ocrat, who has fellow feeling for fallen
foe, hence has enrolled himself with
the increasing number of patrons of THE
CHRONICLE.
Among the most jovial democrats of
Wasco county in the city today none are
more enthusiastic than Mr.. w. L. Ward.
Why should he not be jolly; Ohio is his
native state.
Gobble, gobble, gobble, is the popular
language of the fowls at J. H. Cross
corner today, and gobble is the word in
Portland, which demands all the fat
turkeys in the land for the oath
1t is the most natural thing in the
world for The Dalles people to enter the
postoffice Immediately after lunch time.
They are generally, rewarded but this is
one of the days when "the Nasty
officials fooled 'em.''
The whole Masonic fraternity of An
telope went over to Fossil Saturday
morning to be in attendance at lodge
meeting at that place. The Herald says
the Masons will organize lodge at An
| telope in a short time.
Hood River is largely represented at
| the circuit court. From among these we
acknowledge calls from Messrs. S. F
Blythe, F. E. Wickens, G. P. Heald
Doug. Payton, H. F. Davidson, F. G.
| Sherrick and ]. S. Ingalls,. 4
We understand that The Dailes cleo
/. trio light company contemplate some
kmaterial changes soon, one of which
will be removal from the present site
Fon Union street, to more eligible loca
ton on Main street, just below the
depot, recently secured.
A large number of Dalles City anC
Wasco county democrats will leave b,
] the steamer Regulator Thursday morn
hing to attend the grand democratic rati
fcation. Fare for the round trip ha
been placed within the reach of all
| See notice by Agent Alloway in anothe
lleolumn.
4 From the way the tickets are sellin
1T is evident that there will be a crowde,
house tonight at the Methodist churcl
J to hear Miss Stannus. Those who wis
: good seats will have to come early, a
served. The recital begins at s O'Clock
We are informed that there is an erro
in regard to Mr.. Isenberg, working fo
; the democracy at Hood River AS
republican judge he simply insisted tina
l when a man wished to vote the demo
: cratic ticket he should not be switche
t off to the Weaver wing of Murphy
7 adoption.
u No one need be reminded of the gres
i kthings to come off in the Baldwin buiIc
2 ings tomorrow and Thursday. The dil
play of chrysanthemums will exceed th
: fondest hopes of those interested, an
/ fthe tables loaded down with good thing
t Twill more than repay those who partak,
D The public in general, as well as tn
Al friends of st. Paul's guild, are cordial
Z invited to be on hand any time betwee
the hours of one and ten O'Clock.