The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-11-24

Mrs. J. q. Mosler, of Mosier, is in the
Mr.. H. E. Moore, of Napseue, is in town
today.
Frank Klein was brought up from Port
land Saturday night.
Three dances Saturday evening, and two
or more social gatherings.
| A marriage license was granted today by
the county clerk to AIonzo NJ. Willis and
Miss c. l. Butler.
The city marshal had four men at work
| today cutting and piliDg wood for the win
ter. These were unfortunate individuals
| who did not pay the fine imposed on them
! by the recorder. This is the way it should
| be-
10 another column appears the card of
John D. Geoghegan, formerly register of
the S. land office at Vancouver, Wash.
ANY business entrusted to his care before
the land office in that city will receive
prompt attention.
Rev. E. K. Taylor, of La Grande, will
preach at the Christian church tomorrow
Tuesday, evening at 1880 o'clock. Remem-
Der also. the services by the Endeovor
society during the week. A cordial inylta-
tion Is extended to all.
If the person who desires to change the
address OF his or her TIMES MoUNTAINEER
from Bake Oven to Rldgeway will send his
or her name the change will be made i'm
mediately. The note was written hastily,
and no name was signed to it.
Rev. J. Whistler, of the Methodist church,
preached very practicable sermon to 1
young men last evening. There were
many young people iu attendance, and the
I'D ha, l,if
be treasured by them and put into practical
use.
Mr.. W. F. Helm was robbed Friday |
night of about 40 pounds of butter from a |
keg containing so pounds. He says he |
thinks the thief must have been a Re
publican, for if he had been Democrat he
believes he would nave lost the whole so |
pounds and the keg too.
Grand Chancellor Hill has ordered that
the lodge insignia of mougning be displayed
by all subordinate lodges in this state for a
period OF 60 days IN memory of Past Su-
preme Chancellor George B.. Shaw, who
died at hrs home in Eau Claire, Wis, last
August. George B Shaw was a member of
the house OF representatives at the time of |
his death.
. At the Congregational church Yesterday
morning Rev. W. c. Curtis preached one of
his foi chile discourses to a crowded house.
Very many of the ideas be enumerated will
be food tor thought to those in attendance
for long time. HIS text was from the
sermon on the mount. and the application
he made of these sublime truths riveted
the attention of his audience.
All county assessors of the state of
Oregon will meet in convention at Salem on
the 10th of December. The meeting is
called for the purpose of discussing matters
of interest to taxpayers and TO formulate
uniform methods of making assessment rolls
In fact all details of the work of the asst ss-
ors will come up for consideration, and 1t is
expected that much good will be accom-
plshed by the convention.
MIR. Hyram Gaunt. son o. D B Glunt,
died LAST turday evening about o'clock,
at Nansene in this county. About two
weeks ago the young man was thrown from
a wagon to which ruoawav team was at
tached. He was badly irjnred as result
OF the runaway, and before he had fully re.
covered he " as afflicted W tn typhoii fever,
from which he never rallied. He was a
young man highly respected by his acquain
tances, and his death will fall b avily Oh
the parents, who have the sympathy of the
in their sad bereavement, Il
lug chtci'dihmehb given ny tne juvenile
Temple last Sa:ul day evening was very en-
Joy able, and attracted a large number of
mt mi hers and very many of the parents of
The children. The programme of exercises
was amusing and entertaining. and every
member of the temple acted well his aud
Ter part. Miss Smell presided at the piano |
or time, and was then followed by Mrs,
Varney. Great credit is due Mr. Jofes
or the excellent drill in the marches, and
lso for the excellence in singing and in
ecitations of the children. G
The Salem Journal says: Itappears that {
secret organization now exists ID the t
University. and have begun their operations I
" cutting the hair of one of the members
f the freshmen class. This worthy gentle
nan was iured to the entrance of the cam
us last Thursday evening. by letters pur-
orted to be written by girl. Whep he {
rived at the appointed place, he was Ii
eized by SIX masked men and his growth =.
hair badly dis6eured by seniors. w A.
tanning was the victim, aud as yet no trace "
the niscreants have been discovered. p