The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-11
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Wild flowers are quito plentiful.

erected here this spring,
Mise Anne G. Smith, teacher of
piano, organ and voice.
Mons all wool under clothes at re-
duccd prices at lIanna's.
Carload Of Rocha Hurbor limo Just
received at $, Il. Bartnioss.
Pans Easter dyes ;s:&Fbling fluid and
calico paper, at the drug store.
Mrs. j.. w. Winans aud Mrs. w. T..
Nell visited The Dnllcs Monday,
NJ. " Harrison and daughter Lcln
went To Eugene Thursday morning,
Wallace and Harrison have for sale
apples, drIOd fruit, butter, eggs, bacon,
oLo.
Tho Dickens socia! will DO held OF NJ.
V. llarrison's next Friday evening ut
Z 7o'clock.
The travel to Cloud Cap, promises TO
10 bc larger the coming summer than
ever before.
Ifyou want TO do cash business In
buying or selling produce, sOo Wallace
a Harrison.
Il. G. Dallas has his house on the
corner OF Oak aud Firth streets, about
completed.
II. q. Cotton general agent Of the
Massachusetts, Life Insurance Co., was
here yesterday,
The Hood River Frutgrowors Union
completed its organization Wednesday
by the election Of officers.
Mr.. Watson IL having the road
through ldlewildc opened through 10
connect with the state road
Mrs, Erwin IL up from Portland 10
assist In caring for her father w. i.
Watson who Is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Felbaum, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bartmess for week or
two, loft for California Friday.
Mr.. Moore, and family who came
here from kenesaw Nebraska last win
ter, left for California Wednesday.
Grant Evans house IL nearly com.
pletod, and he says when once he gots
moved into 1t he will move no more.
Mr., Il. Leroy n young printer Of
Elgn Il visiting his sister, Mrs. VIII
Hand. We acknowledge n pleasant
call.
At the school meeting in district No.
. NJ. n. Foley WAS elected director and
Ed Miller clerk. 4 2-mill tax was
voted.
Mr.. SOesbe IL getting the lumber on
the ground preparatory TO putting up
n handsome residence on his lots In
WaucOma.
Aud Winans and wifo have moved
up to The Dalles or rather to their new
ranch mile above that place to re-
main during the summer.
Olngcr IL Bono have Just received a
stock of timothy, also mixed and wild
hay. VIII sell 10y the carload ton, or
bale on reasonable terms.
Flour 05 cts per sack, $3,75 per bar
rol. Shorts $l,l0 per hundred, $1,000
per ton. Chop barley $l.25 per hum
dred, $500 per ton, at Hanna's
Captain Blowers has purchased two
lots from Captain Coe across the state
road from NJ. V. Harrison's, and will
erect u handsome residence thereon at
once.
The S. of V. installed n portion of
their officers Thursday evening. w.
II. Bishop, captain; Bert Graham, lst
lieutenant; IL. l.. Howe, G. l.. Gilbert,
and Geo. Stranahan, camp council,
comprising the list Of those present.
The roads are In pretty good condi-
ton, and many Of our farmers are haul
ing their hay home. This item seems
to read backwards, but it is all right, as
the hay raised by most of our farmers
comes from somewhere else--and costs
coin,
Degree of Hercules to be given under
the auspices of Waucoma Lodge, No.
80, X. of p, Tuesday, March l4th.
General admission, 35c.; reserved seats,
Soc; children. 25c. Doors open at 7
O'Clock; entertainment at 1880, Tick
cts on sale ut NJ. ii. Nickelson's.
Jack Laughlin, brakeman, fell
from freight car here Thursday morn
ing, dislocating his left elbow. He was
climbing on the car when the hand
hold on top gave way, letting him fall
distance of ten feet DIR. Brosius was
called and did what was necessary in
the case.
There will be an observation enter
tainment, given by the Busy Bees at
the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening, in connection
with the church social. A score or
more of the children are to represent
the greatest observers of this age of dis
coveries and inventions.
We have ordered six carloads of fruit
boxes of all kinds, and have arranged
for keeping a good stock constantly.
We also have the agency for the Web
foot fertilizers. Call and see sample
fruit boxes at our new rooms under *.
of p. hall. HOOD River FRUIT Co.
The Union Pacific have published n
very neat pictorial worlds fair folder,
containing colored lithograph of the va
rious exposition buildings, birds eye
view of the grounds, with complete
map of the city, showing location of
the fair, hotels, railway depots, street
car lines and city parks. Copy of same
may be had by addressing w. II. Hurl-
burt, Assistant General Passenger
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