The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-03
Portland. went down on the boat this

type of typhoid fever.
II. L. Pugh. of Wascc, and
E. Foley, of this city were passenge
on the Regulator today 20 Hood Rive
Hon. Francis Clarno arrived on II
local today from Portland. He speal
. in Lufur tonight and at Kingsley Il
morrow night.
The funeral of the late w. II. Loci
head will take place next Sunday at
A. NJ. The funeral will be conducte
by the Masonic order.
Mrs. w. r. Barrett, of Medford, al
rived by last evenings boat and wi
remain in the city q few days visitin
her brother, W. c. Allaway.
Mrs. Lottie Smith and Mrs. w.
Hamilton who have been visiting il
the city returned to Lower Cascade
on the Regulator this morning.
Mrs. Helmbold daughter OF Sena
tor Mitchell came up with him from
Portland today and is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs S. L. Brooks while in the
city.
Mrs. Geo. G. Blakeley, who has beer
in Portland for some time past under
treatment by prominent occulist, re
turned last night Her eyes are greatly
improved.
On account of the rapid increase OF
freight shipments, the o. r. & N. Co.
| has put on two new train crews one
| each on upper and lower division.
Wheat is beginning to move at lively
rate.
The anniversary exercises of the
Gesang Verein will be held Sunday
evening and not in the afternoon as
stated yesterday. Members of the So
ciety and their friends are expected to
attend.
Miss Ella Weathers, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. A. Kirby in this city,
left this morning for her homo at La
Grande, accompanied by little Maud
Kirby, who goes to La Grand to visit
relatives.
A. r. Rhodes, of Newberg, who has
been looking at farming lands in this
vicinity with a view to locating, re-
turned to his home at that place this
morning by boat. He was much pleased
with this country.
Too much credit cannot be given
Miss Johnson, the nurse who attended
Mr.. Lochtead. 1t was through her
untiring efforts and careful nursing
that his life was prolonged the last 48
houI before his death.
The good ship Regulator took large
number of passengers this morning to
down river points. If the political dis
cussions that began on the wharf con-
tinue and get fully ripe on the trip, we
may expect quite breeze up the river
today.
W. H. Hendricks of Walla Walla,
went by boat to Lyle this morning for |
a weeks visit. He is an enthusiastic |
Bryan man, and asked that the NOUN !
rAINEER be sent to him while at Lyle,
that he might be kept posted. He |
says Walla Walla will give Bryan a
big majority.
The A. o. U. W. lodge here is rap
dly increasing its membership since
he visit of Grand Lecturer Herrin and
,he other grand lodge officers. Last
night, 12candidates were initiated into
the first degree, two others rode the
goat, and proving successful riders
we're pronounced good workmen, and
light applications for membership
vere received. This good old order
it's popularity we'll.
Mr.. W. c. Selleck was badly hurt
bout half past two today. He was
bringing in twenty sacks of wheat to
market, when the team ran away,
hrowihg him out, the wheel of the
wagon striking his neck and crushing
he fingers of his right hand. He was
brought into town at once, in an uD-
condition. and DR.. Hollis
err is now in attendance. 1t is not
hought to be very serious hurt.
Mr.. Andrew Keller, our popular
,aker and confectioner, has on exhi-
,ition in his show window fine speci.
nen of his work, in the shape of a
7edding cake. He won't tell yet who
he happy parties are, who are to par
AXE of it-that may furnish another
TEN shortly. Mr.. Kellar's establish
nent is another of The Dalles business
ouses that is rapidly advancing as a
7holesale and jobbing house. He is
candies now to the trade
t less than Portland prices.