The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-01-07
From Thursdays Daily.

Mr.. 81. c. Rooper of Bakeoyen, is in ths
city.
Mr.. J. O. Warner. of Nansene. is in towr
to-day.
Mr.. Geo. P. Morgan was able to be OF
the street yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. P. Mason, of PaIouse City, il
visiting friends in the city.
ALI publ. interest centers at Salem, and
every west-bound train Carries several pas
sengers In that direction.
Hon. j Store. member of the legisla-
ture fiom Umatilla county, is In the city
to-day Gu route to Salem.
The week of prayer is being observed by
the Methodist and Congregational churches
in the city, and meetings are held every
evening.
Miss Laura Burgess, who has been visit
ing Miss Maie Williams in this city for a
few days past, returned to Portland on the
afternoon train yesterday.
Grand Dalles is receiving considerable
notoriety in the state, and the rock pile on
the other side of the river will be we'll
known in Oregon after while.
A sealskln muf was found at the Armory
the morning alter the domino party. The
owner can have the same by calling at the
drug store of Floyd & Shown.
A solitary did was Jailed by the police
last night. He had too much stimulants to
walk safely on the sidewa ks, and he was
taken In out of the cold and damp.
Mr.. Dan Malarkey, jr., Mr.. Guy Willis
and MIR. Russell Seweli, who have been
visiting friends in the city for a few days,
returned to Portland ON the train yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Ell. NJ. Patterson, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Patterson, has secured a
clerkship in the postoffice. The young man
is in every way competent, and will De an
acceptable addition to the force.
The death o. Chas. Burgett occurred at
Trout Lake last Saturday, from an attack OF
lung fever. He was married few weeks
ago to Miss Matte Lage, of Hood River,
and his death is a sad blow to her.
The U0ioD whist club was entertained
last night by Judge and Mrs. Bradshaw at
their residence, and very pleasant evening
was spent. Mrs. W. b. Wilson secured
the first prize and MIR. w. Lord the BOBBY.
There is an encampment of aborigines
across Mill creek that creates considerable
disturbances every evening, and the police
this morning, ln the wee sma' hours, made
descent and stopped their hilarious pro-
ceedings.
Last evening several of those who enjoy
the amusement, spent many hours on the
ice which has formed on the sloughs on the
banks of the river. Skating was not very
good; but it as much better than none at
all, and 1t is the first time for years that
there has been the least opportunity to en-
Joy this recreation.
DR.. Rinehart returned Yesterday from Sa.
lem, where meeting was held of the state
board of charities and corrections in connec.
tion with the insane asylum. Tue alleged
scandal has not been investigated vet; bat
it is clearly proved that DR. R1wland is not
implicated In anything wrong.
The drawing yesterday afternoon in E.
Jacobsen's store resulted in Miss Cla IA
Sampson carrying away the prlze doll; Mrs.
h. Thompson, Mrs. w. E Laughmiller and
Mrs. J. g. MIens each secured dictionary
and Arthur Stubling scrap book. The
following lucky numbers have not been
called for: 80. 424. A. 30l and l75.
There were several skating parties Will
ing the hours away last night on the ponds
in this vicinity. During certain epoehs IN
early life-castle- building eras especially
amusement can De mad on cold, bleak
night perambulating over the CONCEALED
surface of the aqueous element; but in later
years more comfort is taken around the fire.
side-if You have one-at home.
Last week we published an account of a
hunting party being lost on the TukanoD,
sa. 3 the Dayton Chronicle A relief party
was sent out Friday. 1t now transpir.s
that L. Goodri; IN and Jack Edwards were
the lost ones. They were found in fam
ished and weak condition on the upper Tu-
kanon, Saturday morning. They had been
without food for two days and two nights
and relief came nous too soon.
Long Creek Eagle: Mrs. Rockwell, of
Ritter precinct, deserves the medal for
being woman of far more than average
nerve. Not long since. she accompanied
her husband while hupting, being armed
with Winchester. During the days ram.