The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-07-09
From Thursdays Daily

h Ben Snipes, of Seattle, is in tt
city.
10 LII. Kretzer, of Wasco. is in th
n city.
L. D. Holder, of Moro. was in th
" city yesterday.
1t J. A. Crossen left on the boat thi
morning for Portland.
n Carl Peetz, prominent farmer fror
Y Moro, is in the city on business.
F. II. aaradon, travelling auditor fo
l. the o. R. & N. Co., lis in the city.
q G. S. Moses prominent wool buyer
from San Francisco, is in the city.
b, Mrs. Simms, of Portland, is in the
Y city, the guest of Mrs. c. j. Crandall
D. McLennan, prominent stock
= man of Antelope, is in the city or
, business.
Wanted, a situation to do genera
housework. Call on Mrs. Wickham,
Columb bia hotel.
Miss Clar Cresap, OF Caryon City, is
visiting at the residence of her uncle,
j. A. Oouthit, iu this city.
| N. 81. Gates, the newly appointed re-
corder, will take charge of the office
tomorrow.
A large quantity of wool was shipped
to Portland this morning on the
Sarah Dixon.
1 h1lu unndorcnn lac
iIg from White Salmon and returned
this morning.
Fl. Brash retur ed last night from
Victoria, B. c., where he has been for
the past week.
Mrs. w. II. Van Bibber left on the
boat this morning for Underwood,
| where she will visit.
Geo. A. Ferguson returned last
night from Albany where ne took
his wife for interment
T. P. Crum left on this mornings
boat for Motfitt Springs, where he will
spend month rusticating.
Chester A. Whitemore and wife, of
Portland,ar in the city visiting at the
residence of Simeon Bolton.
F. B. Sommeryille returned from |
Portland last evening and left for Hay
creek on the stage this afternoon.
Messrs. F. C. Martin, J. M. Long
and N. B. Mackin, OF Portland, are
registered at the Umatiila House.
Today Car of cattle from Kelley
Bros. was shipped to the Union Meal
Co. at Troutdaie by G. M Grimes
Mrs. Ben Wilson and family left on
the Dixon this morning for Yaquina,
where they will spend the summer.
Misses Christine and Clara Nickel
sen went to the Cascades on the boat
this morning aud will return tonight.
Miss Maggie McNulsy went to
MOsier this morning, where she will
remain some time visiting her mother.
1t ia stated the reason our fleet was
removed from Key West was that they
could not afford TO float on Florida
water.
The Berkeley students, with the ex
ception of Mes4rs. Elston, Newton and
Picotte, left this morning on the
Sarah Dixon for Portland.
Lee Roy George, the snake charmer
has erected tent East of Murchie
Bros, livery stable, where he will give
an exhibition this evening.
Martin Kelley, propritor of the
Hotel State at Walla Walla, spent day
with his brother Thomas Kelly In this
city and left for his home last night.
Misses Effie and vesta Bolton re-
turned home last evening from Salem,
where they have been attending a I
meeting of the grand lodge of Good I
Templars.
Temple Lodge, A. o. u. W. and
Fern Lodge. D.of H., hold joint in q
tonight, public to members r
md their families. All members of /
both orders are requested to attend. c
The largest crowd we have seen to-
lay was at the stockyards in the East
End. where Dad Butts is selling
bunch of fine horses. They are offer
I'D at private sale, and are both broken
and unbroken.
G. Wischkong, of Los Angeles
would like to know the address of
his brother who is located somewhere i
in the county. Anyone knowing his
will confer favor by /
ettii G August Buchler knew.
The HepDner Gazette has changed
N management, Editor Patterson having
resigned the pen to assume the duties
Of receiver Uf The Dalles land office. c
Corlies Merritt, recently of Portland, {
succeeds Mr.. Patterson as editor. q
Capt. 81. Kendall of the U. S. A.,
Drs. D. Walker and A. C. johnson Of
Portland arrived in the city last night
and to day are examining recruits for
the army. At 3 P. M. fourteen had s
been accepted and number rejected. '
Yesterday morning Smith Fren ch .
and wife, Mrs. D. M. French
and family, J. w. French and wife
and Mrs. G. v. Bolton and children
left for llwaco, where they will spend
the summer at Long Beach.
Messrs. ]. II. Weigle and H. D.
Parkins left last night in private !.
for Hood River. From
here they will go to Mt Adams and .
,he ice caves. They expect to be gone
ten days and will undoubtedly have a :
good time.
L. L. Hill, who is interested with j. +
q. Cradlebaugh in the Gold Eagle
mine in the Greenhorn district, arrived !
here yesterday by private conveyance.
Mr.. Hill says the mine continues to /
prospect we'll, and bids fair to become :
one of the great wealth producers of 3
Oregon.
Rev. L. Gray went to Portland today s
and will remain in that city the re- /
of the week. Mr. Gray will |
preach In Portland Sunday forenoon,
but will return here to hold service in Z
The evening. This will be the last
service held in the Lutheran church ,
before the summer vacation.