The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-23
wAYsIoE oLEANlNes.


wAYsI0E eLEANlNes.
George A. Young is in from Ridgeway
today.
W. Lord went to Arlington last night
on a business trip.
Mrs. W. Robson and family, of Tygh
Ridge, left this morning for visit in
Portland.
h. S. Wilson returned this morning
| from Goldendale, where he has been at
tending court.
Eddy Michel came down from Colum-
bus this morning and spent the day with
relatives here. -
l-Wm. Condor went to Portland on a
business trip yesterday, and will return
this evening.
Miss Beulah Patterson, who has spent
the past few months with relatives in
Salem, returned home last evening.
DR.. c. Gertrude French will arrive in
the city tonight, remaining until Tues
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs s.
French.
W. G. Allaway left on the Flyer this
noon to meet Miss Daisy, who is returns
ing from Eugene to spend the holidays
at home.
And still another show is to visit our
city soon, which is said to be good one.
"The Parlor Match company has en-
gagged the Vogt for January 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wilburn and
family left last night for Goldendale,
where they will make their home, he
I having accepted a call to the Baptist
Nchurch there.
Judge I. N. Sanders died at his home
in Salem Wednesday. He was the first
mayor of East Portland, and was twice
elected Judge of Union county, serving
from 1890 till July of this year.
Philip Yates, who is wheat buyer
for E. o. Mccoy at Wasco, received word
Wednesday evening of the death OF his
father in Nevada, and took the first west
bound train on his way to that state.
Harry Mellis, who has been attending
the university at Forest Grove, arrived
in this city last night and spent today
with his friend, Roy Grimes. He will
leave tonight for his home in Hunting
ton.
G. B. Bush, traffic manager of the
Oregon Telephone Company, arrived in
the city yesterday and left this morning
for Prineville to superintend the inn
provements which this company is max
ing on its line there.
Name clergyman says that at a re-
cent wedding when he put the question
to the sweet little bride, "Wilt thou
have this man to be thy welded hus-
band?" she dropped the prettiest court
esy and replied: "If you please"
Have you glanced in at Pease & Mays
grocery window. If so you have seen
some very tempting pastry displayed
therein by the ladies OF the Congrega-
tional Aid Society. They will be at the
same stand tomorrow. Call on them.
This morning it looked as if winter
had come again, the ground being covered
with frost and the thermometer only
25' above. But it was only short time
until the sun came out and summer
came again. This is indeed perfect
weather.
For the Christmas football game be
tween the Multnomah Athletic Associa-
ton team and the Berkeley University
Club, the o. r. & N Co. will make a
rate of $3 to Portland and return, good
going on No. and No. 8, Monday the
26th inst. and returning same evening.
Tie party given last night by Smith
Bros. at their hall ON Second street was
we'll attended and very enjoyable af-
fair. The fact that the music was fur
nished by Birgfeld is proof OF it's excel
lence. These gentleman are frst-class
teachers of the art and have good-sized
class.
Appropriate Christmas exercises are
to be held at the Christian church to-
morrow night, beginning at z 80. A
general invitation is extended to all tc
be present. Those desiring to place
presents upon the tree are kindly re.
quested to send or bring them between
l and O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. =
Mr.. Ivan Bumason is in the city today