The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-08-19
BRIE SLOCAL MATTERF.
Fresh ecctIon honey Mt Crowclls.

IoTllhhu prices
Miss ANNA llengst left Sunday night
for her old home In the east.
We have several firms and small
tracts for sale. Call and get prices,
Sticky fly pnpcr 80 cents per box Of
- double sheets, ut the drug store.
The lrmn took load of passengers
TO tho Moslcr camp meeting Sunday.
School commences In district Sept.
Ilth with Miss =. Y. Cooper In charge.
G. =. IIcnld has sold - acres on the
north side Of his place to f., Chandler
OF Portland.
MIR aud Mrs. Harrison aud family,
aud Miss Corn CoppIc went to the ltaht
Fork this morning,
I, G. Dallas has just received fine
stock Of cook stoves, rnnges ANA Kitchen
furniture. Call aud see them.
-Four passengers to Cloud Cap Thurs
day; John and Il Cntlin, Mrs. Strong
and Miss Murch, of Portland.
Az the end Of the season IL at hand
the Hood River Fruit Go, IA offering
all kinds Of boxes ut special rates.
Miss Dclln Watson while Mt Mount
Hood Inst week, In company with Doug
and win lnngile made the trip to the
summit.
Capt. Wiunns has resigned the COM
mund Of - Go. owing 10 his business,
which Keeps him away from here most
Of the time.
Mrs Howell will sell her stock Of
summer goods for 80 days ut cost she
will be nt her store Mondays Wcdnus-
dups and saturdays only.
The camp meeting at Trout LAX" Is
attracting IA largo number Of visitors,
aud rs soon us harvest is over, the nj
tendance IL expected 10 run above 800
The regular services in the Cougrc.
gationul church viii begin tomorrow,
SUNDAY Preaching by pastor at IL
O'Clock. Young peoples service In the
evening at 1880.
Miss Maggie Roberts, daughter of
our toNusman g. G.. Roberts, after II
months visit here, huS returned to Pen
GctOu, where she Is engaged to teach
in the public school.
j. l.. Iangillc, Walter Thompson
aud yc editor left this morning for u
prospecting trip In the country north
uf Mt. Adams, aud will be gone for
probably Il month.
Rev. G.. W. Wells expects to leave
for Denver about the lst OF Scptem-
her. Ills successor MIR. Kaufman IL
expected here next week. He will oc-
cupy Mr.. Wells house.
Insecticides for fruit pests and etc.
London Purple, Paris Green, l.. y. L.,
Whale oil soap, powered hcllcborc,
Persian insect powder etc, At the
IIoodRiver Pharmacy.
W. j. Baker and S. ID. Paytou made
Il raid ON the trout in Green Point
Saturday, and Monday we along with
other favored ones sampled the catch,
which numbered 800.
s. T.. Bartmess desires to announce
that hereafter hc will sell for cash only,
and ut II reduction of from five to ten
per cent, and will guarantee prices to
suit the tim -. Call and see.
Dr. Brosius and wife, ED. Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Bartmcss and family,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, left by pri-
vate conveyance Tuesday morning for
Cloud Cap to remain until Friday.
G. r. Henld and family, after nearly
n years sojourn in California arrived
home Friday. Mrs Heads health is
somewhat improved, and if the change
of climate is not injurious to her, they
will remain.
Mr.. George WhiteGeld, of England,
went up to Cloud Cap Tuesday He
was visitor ut the worlds fair, aud
hearing of this magnificent trip came
clear across the continent for the pur-
pose of enjoying it.
The telephone office has been located
in DR.. BrOsius' drug store, and Sunday
connection was made witk Spokane and
WnlIa Walla. The line is being pushed
to Portland, but it will take nearly two
months to complete it.
Fred Broadbent, Charley Williams
! and Jim Lyndes, left for months
~outing in the Mt Adams country,
Tuesday. 1t is possible that they may
20 through to Yakima as they have
plenty of provisions, and are prepared
to stay as long as they please, or so
where they wish
The drive Of telephone poles reached
here Sunday, and are being distributed
along the line west of town. There
were 800 poles in the drive, n large
number cut along the west fork being
left on account of the low stage of
water, and consequent trouble and
cost of getting them out,
Revs. Cephas Clapp, G. II. Curtis,
r.. Romiger and Mr.. G. Williams and
Horace Clapp accompanied II. f.
Gilt to Lost lake, last week returning
Monday evening. They report de-
lightfui time and fine fishing. the only
thing interfering with their enjoy
ment being heavy ram Saturday and
Sunday.
The thresher started up Monday,
the first work being Il run of l60 bush
els of wheat for the HARRISON brothers.
While working at Turner's place "
small shaft broke, laying the machine
up for day. Mr.. Lage who came in
to have the damage repaired, estima-
ties the amount of grain to he tfreshed
by the machine, ut 1000 bushels.