The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-07
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Legislature meets Monday.
Mating 20 cents Mt Bartmcss'.
Skates for:salo at Nckolscn's.
4, i, Blythe visited Portland Tues.
day.
Lou Morse went up Tho Dallcs We'd
ncsday.
County court was In session this
week.
Nicholson keeps some goood cigars
try them.
Pictures framed TO order ut the fur
uiturc store,
Mems all wool under clothes ut re-
duccd prices at Hanna's.
Judge Henry In again visible nfter nm
illness OF u couple OF weeks.
All kinds OF music and instruction
books kept ut NJ. II. HIckolsen's,
A large supply Of handsome wall pa.
per Just received by y. l.. Bartmcss,
NJ. ii. Nlckolsen rocoivos fresh can
dics and chewing gum, every two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Head and family left
for southern California Saturday, to re-
inain over winter.
Mrs. Button came up from southern
California last week to spend the win
Ior with hor son +. ii. Button.
Geo. Coleman, who has been on the
sick list fora couple of weeks, was
down town for the ilst time Tuesday.
james Hong came over from Trout
lake Tuesday, after u coffin for Charles
Byrkett, which was supplied by =. j..
BartnIess.
George Stranahan who was hardly
expected TO live two weeks ago, is, We
nro glad 10 say recovering, although
hut slowly.
Tho notice that Chris Nickclscn was
to preach Sunday evening last drew a
large crowd, the house being nllcd to
liz utmost capacity.
James Coventon of The Dallcs, has
sold his ranch near that place for 10000.
We arc Of the opinion II was bought by
IA ii0od River man.
Tho Portland football team had n
prize fight with the Seattle team Tues
day. II was declared II draw at the
end of the second round.
Flour Oj cts por sack, 1915 per bnr.
rel. Shorts Sl,l0 per hundred, $1,000
per ton Chop barley 81 25 per hun.
drcd, $500 per ton, at Hanna's.
Harrison Il Wallace have their Office
In Bartmcss' store, and are prepared TO
buy anything there is to buy from an
ox-hldO Of COW, TO "A trainload Of fruit.
The road viewers appointed TO ap-
praise the damages 10 John kroCgcr by
reason Of laying out IA rond along the
line OF his land, fixed the damages ut
SO.
J.F Ncir who left here some time
aIuce, writes S +. Blythe that no IL
woll and happy ~ anyone can bc
away from Hood River. lie IL teach
Ing school In Duluth.
Mr.. f. q. Hull, Editor OF the Milton
Edgic, accompanied by his brother
who In visiting the c0ast from Iowa,
were here Saturday visiting their
mother Mrs. Clough.
The school directors have employed
Miss Hattie Oilcr, to take charge of the
primary department, and school will
commence Monday, to last two months
that is provided money enough " rails
ell to pay the teachers.
s. i. Blythe has fine new sleigh tho
handlwork OF James Langille, and
ironed by Luckey IL Nicholson. Mr..
Blythe has opened correspondence
with Il. S. Paguc, ordered up several
snow storms, aud IL anXiously waiting
for us to take n ride with him.
The dance Mt fuckers Friday eve
ming last was we'll attended and an en-
joyablc time was had. The prizes for
best sustained character were awarded
to Lenora Hinrichs, and Marvin Rand.
Mrs. John Hinrichs and son Walter
succeeded in fooling everybody, by
going as twins.
Tuesday w. J. Baker in going
through his young orchard discovered
IL pear tree which had boen overlooked
in gathering the fruit last fall, on
which there were u few pears. They
were OF the Winter Nells variety and
were as sound as If there had been
neither frost nor snow.