The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-03
From Thursday,s Daily

Mrs. Robinson went To HOOD XIV
today.
Mrs. Alexander is confined to h
bed with typhoid fever.
u Mrs. Wolforth is dangerously i'll
her home on Ninth street.
Miss Marion Kennedy, who h
been very i'll with typhoid, is recove
ing.
| Mrs. Chapman left this morning fl
Portland to remain few days visitir
friends.
John Parrott returned on today
train from Seattle, where he has bee
delivering hogs.
D. B. Kelly, of Crook county, le
this morning for Portland, where b
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Capt. McNulty and two daugf
ters went to Mosier this morning t
attend the funeral of Mrs. Mcclure.
Mrs. e. Hardwick returned til
morning from visit to Walla Walla
accompanied by Mr.. Hardwick's s sister
Mrs. T. Vincent.
The next Bryan rally in The Dalle
will be on Tuesday, Oct. 6, when Hon
j. K. Weatherford, of Albany, vii
discuss political issues.
Mrs. Daniel Farington left today fol
Elco. Nevada, accompanying hel
daughter, Mrs. Ed Harrington, to home
at Elco to remain during the coming
winter.
To cure a cold in one day take Lax
ative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents. For sale by Blakely
& Houghton.
Hon. w. H. Holmes, a prominent
attorney of Salem, is in the city. Mr..
Holmes brings encouraging news from
Marion county. Says it will cast its
vote for VIM. J. Bryan on Nov. Sd.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moore and son, Mrs N.
E. Logan and Miss Lou Campbell, of
Prineville, who have been visiting in
Portland the past two weeks, arrived
on the Regulator last night and left
today for their home.
The seventh anniversary eff Gesan
Verein will be appropriately observed
in K. of P. hall next Sunday afternoon.
An elaborate musical program has
been arranged. Only members of the
society will be admitted.
Editor j. w. Armsworthy, of the
Wasco News, accompanied by his
cousin, Miss Estella Masters, of Golden
1ale, arrived on today's local from
Portland, where they had been attend
,he funeral of Mrs. Null.
Cascade Locks is one town at least
hat is In need of the free coinage of
Iilver. A gentleman tried all day yes
erday to get $40 gold piece changed
n that place and could not find man
n the town with so much silver.
There is much talk at present of an
entertainment to be given
n about ten days for the benefit of one
# our churches. From all that can be
earned the male sex will not be in it |
7hen it comes to either audience or |
ctors.
People from all parts of the country |
re invited to be present at the Vogt
pera house on Thursday evening, !
)ct. s, when Ex-Governor Pennoyer
7ill address the citizens of The Dalles
nd vicinity on the political issues of
he day.
A self-willed young woman of Den
er insisted on going wheeling against
he command of her father. He whip
ed her and she had him arrested and
onvicted of assault. Now she visits
i'm every day in Jail, riding there on
er wheel.
Miss Dorthea Elliott, OF Portland, has
esumed her lessons in singing in The
,alles. She may be conferred with,
ither in persons or by telerhono, at
Irs. Leslie Buffers, on any Thursday
fternoon or Friday morning. The
,ssons will be given either at Mrs.
'utler's, or at the homes of the pupils
preferred.
The chairs in the new Vogt were
OF built for two nor were they calcu-
ted to stand up under such weight as
representative F. N. Jones. One of
lem went down under his 275 pounds
avordupois at the theater last night,
nd today is only fit to be made into
The janitor of the state
ouse is hereby notified to prepare an
xtra char in the representative hall
,r Wasco county's giant legislator.
.Iayor Pennoyer has incurred the
rath of the Telegram and Oregonian
Y removing the chief of the fire de-
lrtment and appointing Tim DeBoest
! his stead. If one were to accept the
atements of those papers as true, he
ould believe the mayor had commit
ID great crime. and that every prop
,ty in the city was on the eve of being
by fire. Happily, however,
cry few place much confidence in the
,atements of those papers.
The Oregonian today contains dis
atch from this city which says: "Re-
orts received today from Crook coun-
7 give cheering news of prospects of
epublican success. A careful esti-
Iate says Crook will go 300 republi-
IN. Mitchell precinct, that was once
will go Is per cent republi-
IN this year" W. E. Misner, of Cali
,rDia, who has been visiting his son,
epresentatlve-Elect r. E. Misner, at
[itchell the past year, arrived from
lat place this afternoon, and says
,ere is no foundation for the above,
,r Mitchell will give Bryan a rousing
Iajority, and he is certain to carry
rook county.
From rrloay's Daily
Collection day.
Jos. Silver went to Lyle this morn
,g.
A. A. Eonny went to Lyle tt is morn
lg.
F. R. Reynolds returned to Lyle this
forming.
r Glendenninp went Tn Portland |