The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-10-08
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
ice cold sodn NJ Marvin Rand's.

Mrs. Henry Howe went TO Portland
Monday,
Pay your water rent today, It IL the
last chance
New line Of fine toilet soaps Mt the
drug store.
Pictures framed 10 order at the fur
niturc store.
True to nume Perfection" dyes at
the drug storc.
Some iluc yiolns for salc Mt NJ. IT,.
Nickoson's.
Mr. Dave Purser Of Beaverton was
here Tuesday.
Fresh cigars, of the best brands only,
kept NJ the drug store.
Smoke the Hermann 10 cent cigar at
nj. III. Nickcsou's,
The Grand Lodge K, of F. meets at
Eugene next week.
Hon. T., l.. Smith has been In Port
land for the past week,
Flower pots, plain and fancy, In pro-
fusion, nj the drug store.
J.. y. l.. tree spray ns we'll us all
other Insecticides ut the drug store.
Best quality OF Roche Hnrbor lime
at Sl8O per barrel, =, T.. BARrMEss.
a lnrgc supply " handsome wall pa
per just received by :, T., Bartmc-s.
New stock of Oliver chilled aud other
plows just received at Olingcr Il Bones.
Leave your orders f1r newspapers
and magazines, with NJ. II. Nicholson.
A. II. Ticman brought some fine
lsaef cattle IN for Hartley & NonThurs-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. O. G, Bnrtmcss start
for their home In Indiana next Tues
day
Handkerchief extracts aud toilet per
fumes of the best grades, at the drug
store.
Sewing machine needles for all ma
chimes, oil and extras Mt NJ. II. Nickel
SENS.
Firstclass cedar shingles $2.55 per
thousand at the Hood River NJ. +. G..
Co.'S. store.
Mr.. Lumpkins went Fast Wcdnes-
day, taking the children TO their grand.
mother.
Copley IIinrichs went to Portland
Monday Go complete the business coli
lege course
Rev. Righy has been continued IN
charge Of The Methodist church here for
another year.
Sl,2o per barrel Cor Huntington lime,
the best IN the market at the Hood
River Mfg, Go $ store.
Mr.. A. II. Byrkett has 200 tons of
hay for sale at White Salmon. Call
on or write him at that place.
There was small law suit at the
Cascade Locks Tuesday, founded on u
matter o! assault and battery
Mrs. Charles Early, who has been
visiting relatives at White Salmon, re-
turned to the mills Wednesday.
NJ. =. Isenberg has traded his resi-
pence property IN town TOD. Ii, Dukes,
for his five acre tract near M. b. Pot
tcr's.
We are pleased to note the fact that
our old friend Emil Shutz, has been
admitted TO the bar by the supreme
court.
Uncle Bartmcss distinguished hIm-
self Thursday morning by catching n
four and one-half pound trout below
the county bridge
Quite II gang Of people direct from
Arkansas arrived here Tuesday and
will go over to Chenowlth to work in
and around the mills.
The Ladies' Aid Society, will give Il
dime social at the residence Of Mrs.
Ill rtley, Tuesday eve Of next week.
"A cordial invitation 70 all.
All members Of the republican club,
and as many Others as can attend, are
requested to meet at Olnger u Bones
office this afternoon at 1880
Oliver chilled plows, Oliver steel
plows, farm wagons, hacks and buggies
and all kinds of agricultural imple-
ments for sale by Olinger & Bone.
Mr.. Orser has moved his family over
to Chenowith, not being highly pleased
with his farming venture here, owing
to lack of water for irrigating purposes.
J. w. Wallace, in preparing seed
wheat for sowing, poisoned his right
hand badly with blue vitriol. In con
sequence he is having serious time
with 1t.
The Misses Annie and Bessie Lang,
Hon. M. A. Moody and MIR. Green,
who had been getting acquainted with
Mt. Hood, returned from Cloud Cap
Monday.
Captain Edwards, of Appleton, Wis
consin, who is visiting Pacific coast
points, stopped off here Thursday to
visit his old townsman George and
Edward Jones.
Wills Winans shot two big black
bears above his place last Sabbath. If
the bears had been at home, where
they should have been on Sunday, they
would not have been killed.
George Herbert gave up the hotel
Saturday and his family are in The
DalIeb. George will leave shortly,
when he gets his business affairs all ar
ranged, and will so to Spokane.
Ed Ketchum and his wife left for
Estherville, Iowa, last Thursday morn
ing e. G. Rogers sent 10y them a
~, cimen Of Hood River onions, weigh
ing pound and three-quater. each