The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-31
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturdays Daily


M. A. Thorburn, Of Kingsley, is IL
the city.
H. Beckwith, manager of the Pacific
Express Co., is in the city.
Father Bernard Feeney, OF Mt
Angel, is here to spend Christmas.
C. Mcpherson is in from the farm tt
spend the holidays with his family.
Martin Spellman and D. Mulholland
were down from Cello this morning.
F. S. Haradon, travelling auditor for
the o. r. & N, spent the day in town
Miss A. Villa Moroe, of White Sal.
mon, went to Portland on the morning
train.
E. W. McComas, the wheat buyer,
returned last night to his home in
Pendleton.
James Like has bought Henzie's
dray business, and is doing q general
express business.
Andrew Keller wishes to wish all
his customers a merry Christmas and
a happy New Year.
Rev. and Mrs. o. D. Taylor leave
Monday for visit to their friends In
Saginaw, Mich, and Buffalo, N. Y.
The returns indicate that the man
who thinks Santa Clous is barren
myth is overwhelmingly defeated.
Miss Eda Fisher is spending the
holidays in the city, having come up
from Portland by train last night.
Ed Michel left on the morning train
for Salem, where he goes to take a
position in the state printing Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Van vactor left
today for Columbus to eat Christmas
dinner with Mrs. Van Vactor's par
ents.
Misses Laura and Lena Thompson
went to Portland this morning to
spend Christmas with friends in she
city.
Mrs. E. M. Wilson and Miss Eta
Wrenn will spend Christmas in Port
land having gone there by the morning
ain.
VIM. Hoering, day clerk at the
Umatilla House, has been quite i'll the
past few days, and is confined to his
home on Ninth street.
W. c. Eddipgs, superintendent of
bridges for the o. r. & N, went to
Hood River today to look after the
company's bridges at that place.
Will Bolton, who is attending school
at Mt. Angel, arrived here last night
and left this morning for Kingsley to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Joe Heroux, pressman in this Office,
left this morning for Beaverton, to
spend Christmas at st, Mary's Home,
the school which he attended when
boy.
r. II. Webber has about recovered
from the injuries he received last Mon
day by getting quantity of spray in
one OF his eyes, and is able to be on |
the streets.
Mathew Thorburn come up last |
night from Portland where he is at
tending business college, and has gone
to Kingsley to spend the holidays on
The old homestead.
Yesterday Miss Minnie Elton closed
her fall term of school in district No.
"a, on Three-Mile. This is Miss Elton's
home district where she has taught
,even terms of school.
The Christmas number Of the Port
and Evening Telegram Is one OF the
,eatest and most attractive publica-
ions ever published IN Portland. 1t
s "a page edition, IL pages of which
re on calendered paper and profusely
Illustrated with half tone cuts. Among
he illustrations we notice the pictures
# Messrs. J. W. and D. M. French, of
bis city.
Today John Fitzgerald, the efficient
tor of the court house, received q
acceptable Christmas remem-
e-two one-pound cans OF "Seal
rth Carolina"-from some un-
kriend.
lmer Dalies City arrived here
from Portland, and left
we'll loaded with freight
ks. The company will
>1arly now unless pre-
nfreeze-up.
\ing Bert Baldwin,
Hpno "didn't do
Apin for
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