The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-05-13
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


Who will give us the first ripe straw
berry item nest week.
Carload Of Roche llarbor lime Just
received mt $. T.. lartnoss'.
Wallace and Harrison have for snlc
apples, dried fruit, butter eggs, bacon,
etc.
Tho mail for White Salmon, now
leaves here ut O'Clock In the after
noon.
Miss Minnie Mccoy came up from
Portland Thursday for n visit to her
relatives.
Mrs, T., l.. Smith nnd daughter Ann,
left Monday evening for u visit TO
Astoria
lryou want TO do cash business Ia
buying or selling produce, see Wallace
d Harrison.
Twenty-Five tons Of Ice were shipped
from tho Ice house here To Portland,
"Wednesday.
There were eight bcuts burned In the
bridge between here aud Mosler,
Thursday night.
Mrs aud Niunns. ramo down from
The Dnllra. "Wednesday evening, 10
visit relatives here
Mrs. {. T.. Eurly, was over from
Chcnowth, "Wednesday, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
a burned bridge Thursday night be-
tween this plucc and MuslcT Ia another
sure halbIngcr of sprlug.
FI.h,ng tockle including poles. bns-
kcts. rcels ny and ay.bool,s, Al Strlna.
hnnis nj Portland uricrs.
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side Of Portland. cnu bc found at Slrn-
unhnu's nj Portland prices.
.
! VIII Keep ~ stock E'on supp! 81
in,y mrirss NJ n EicErl.en.
i, I. RhIins mas JuSt received ilno
stock oi COOK Stoves, 'AnEtN ana Nl''"'"
furniture Call and see them,
Mr.. A. tCum, Of TempleIon 'alitor-
MA, spent several aays lieI, 'I'iS W''h'
ana - lhtcl p!'aseu WIN iio"u i"N'''
Mrs. B,shop, wns AT Astoria most of
tho week attending the meeting of the
Noheiis CHRISTIAN temperance ''l'"I'
Tho ore,op I.umhpr Co. nrc mitttup
1, thcIr moline ~ Viruto instead of nj
a. Ni,clajlts roint os NJ tirst Intended
W. H. iuI'puiN Ns3'st"t' N,''v'''
wns here SUNDAY. and cnioyed n ride
thrn,,,h tle valley.
Lou Morse, rccti3el ~ = oiUcini hohh
TUESDAY, ana wlrh lhls ls Il''u OUT
",o. 'nos,ar '"' "Iil il" .ont him.
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Mr. Mason, has quit the pIan'r pur-
chnscd farm near la tHllii,as
Washington, and moved WIN lls "lie
TO his new home yesterday
Goods we'll bought are half soIdi come
In and look our stock over; we are pre-
pared to meet all cuts III prices ana go
them one better
a. ;. BLOWERS * co.
The steam shovel is at work at Mos.
ier, but 1t is quite probable 1t VIII be
sent here to cut out the hank between
the section house ana oepoti III the
near future.
Eurorol snryiccs in memory of NIrs.
.OdaII yho dicd Monday. will be held
at the Odell school house tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock. The interment
took place "Wednesday in the Lage
cemetery.
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rom tnH l'ni''s '",",'"S m,o' m'"S A., w
suIYo$ e'e ~, y, - Io''o,,iS ahtitin""d
u Car hv ~ Tomiinson ond others
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We are solo agents for the Golden
dale flour the best on this coast only 81,
per sack; try 1t. Peacock mlll' hour
05cts per sack. We have not u dollars
worth Of old stock in our store c
a. - BLOWERS " 'o'
Coptatn Blowers has his house about
completed and may well feel proud OF
his new home The building is hand.
some, roomy and we'll arranged, and
the grounds will soon be as beautiful as
any in Hood River.
uy.,,.., ..,,o ,o, ;,i,rod
Llttle May Whitoe' WIZ 'itnJ Mn' t,,J "'v,' an,,
ny the explosion " ~ "S,,''i'itu Ii,it, ''l,
last week 1s recovering l"Pl"'!. !,,id
was thought az tne ,',v dor s tho mV%,i oI,i'
lose one OF nGr eSSs, nu1 u,G' ,hi ','V hnr oa,,