The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-16
Mrs. Ike NenloIgh Is worry sick.

j. H. Frnry aud wife visited Tn
DaIlcs Tuesday.
lInrvcy Byrkctt ot Trout Inkc wa
here Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. J. Farley Of Th,
. Dnllcs were here Monday,
w. l.. Morris moved his family owe
from White Salmon "Wednesday.
Miss Incz Hunt went to The DnlIc,
Thursday to make visit with friends
George =. prnthcr went 10 The Dnllc,
Thursday evening and will return To-
day.
=. T., Inrtucss viii sell for cush only
und ut II reduction of from to 10 PEI
cent.
Mrs. Capt. Cuc aud daughters expect
to return to Portland the first Of the
week,
.Inmcs Brown Of Moslcr was here
Wednesday, bringing down II load Of
grapes.
Mrs D. NJ. liuchucr of Portland has
been the guest of Mrs j, H. Rankin
for the past week
Miss Della Watson has been appoint
ed school librarian, 10 take the place of
ID f.. Rand, resigned.
Mr. a. II. Jcwett has gone to spo-
! kane Falls 10 look up market for his
/ fruit aud nursery stock,
| -. *. Ordwny has been very sick
during the past week, but we are glad
to state X now improving.
Mrs. Champlin came home from
Portland Wednesday, accompanied by
Conductor Scurch's wife.
Freight train No. a was wrecked
this side Of Blnlocks Tuesday, aud
twenty head Of horses killed.
Judge bradshaw and Prosecuting
Attorney Wilson returned from the
Ilcppncr term Of court Wednesday.
School began In District No. 3 last
Monday, and up 10 date the total en-
rollmcnt II 100, with more In sight.
Charley Bell has sold his complete
logging outfit To- Mark Davenport, and
with hts family IL stopping In town.
It II reported that the Uuion Pacific
will put Nos. and passenger trains
back on the road the first of the week.
The run Of salmon in the Columbia
ut present indicates TINT the losses of
the early part Of the season will be
made up.
G. g. Roberts came In from his home
nt the forks OF the river Wednesday
evening and took the evening train for
The Dlllcr.
Dr Brosiu4 was called to White Sal
mon, Tuesday, 10 attend Miss Mamie
OvCrhnugh, who has an attack Of ty.
phoid fever.
George Slocum leaves IN few days
for Forest Grove, to enter the Pacific
university, which opens next Wcdnes-
day at that place.
W j. Sherman and wife went ont to
their home lately purchased Of w. H. !
Perry, Thursday morning, to see about /
building II house.
The rains of the past week have set /
tied the dust, and now Is the time to /
thoroughly enjoy II drive through the
country for pleasure.
G. H. Flowcrday, photographer, who /
has been running II gallery in TIL" .
Dallcs, has his tents up on the vacant /
lots opposite f., l., smiths residence.
Miss Hattie Oiler has been engaged .
to teach the Eight-Milc school, near
The Dallcs, and left by boat Friday /
evening. Her school opens Monday .
We have not pushed any of our sub
scrihcrs for amounts due this Office,
but we will have to ask that they ad. I
Just their Indebtedness ut the earliest .
possible date
Road Supervisors Prather and Rand .
repaired the Hood river bridge, com
Monday ard finishing Wed.
nesday. The work was ordered by the
county court.
The Pine Grove school house, on the
nast side, has been ccilcd aud nicely
finished inside, and school opens next
Monday morning, the 18th, with Miss
). Y. Cooper as teacher
Mrs. Langille came down from Cloud
Cap Tuesday and is again in charge of
the Langlle house. Doug. came home
also, while viii remains at the Inn
until the first OF October.
The Oregon National bank, which
was the first to close in Portland, opened
It's doors for business last Saturday.
The Portland Savings bank expects
to resume by the first of November.
G. A. Bell purchased the Mt. Hood
hotel and two lots from Robt. Rand,
and will take possession
Monday. The price paid was $1,000.
Mr.. Rand will move his family for the
present in the rooms over the store.
There will he shooting match at the
Irapper school house Sunday at
,'cIock. A beef is to be contested for,
he four best shots taking a quarter of
'eef each, and the tifth best shot the
,oros, hide and tallow. Three shots
or so cents.
Rev. J. w. Rigby left Monday for
Moscow, idaho, to attend the Method
st general conference, which convened
m the 18th and will continue in session
Until the first of the week. Rev. Geo.
w. Barnhart will occupy his place in
lie Barracks" Sunday evening.
Wednesday, Hon. E. L. Smith and
Mr. g. p Heald made n pollpctiOn of