The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-31
From uesday's Daily.

E. S. Pratt, of Wamic, is in the city
| E. Jacobsen went to Portland yester
day.
L. W. Woodside is in from Wapi
nitia.
W. S. Chandler, of Portland, is il
the city.
Vim. Mcclure, of Mosier, was in tht
city today.
DIR. Lloyd Idleman. of Moro, spen
today in the city.
The new water system will be com
pleted by the last of the week.
Miss Aimee Newman in expected
here from Portland tonight.
Judge Blakeley went to Portland
yesterday and returned last night.
George Knaggs, an old time resident
of The Dalles, is visiting in the city.
G. W. Phelps was down from Hep.
pner to spend Christmas in The
Dalles.
John P. Jones, general passengers
agent of the Southern Pacific, is in
the city.
Capt. E. W. Spencer, one of the old
ime Columbia river steamboat men, is
in the city.
c. w. Lord was down from Arling.
ton to spend Christmas with his
friends IN The Dalles.
Messrs. M. T. Nolan and E. Kurtz
went to Portland yesterday to see the
great bowling contest.
Miss Florence Hilton came up from
Portland yesterday to spend the holi-
days with friends here.
j. D. Abrahams, of the White House
clothing company, returned last night
from visit to Portland.
DR.. Gertrude French spent Christ
mas with her parents here and left
this morning for Portland.
That candle at Jacobsen's was sur
prise to everybody. The thing will
burn twice as long as anyone expected.
The man who started the story that
Santa Claus is myth never tried the
delightful experiment of playing Santa
Claus to some poor family.
Hon. Otis Patterson, Bert Phelps
and Fletcher Faulkner went to Port
land yesterday to see the football
game.
John Mcneil, who was hurt at The
Dalles Canning Co.'S. wheel last week,
taken to St. Vincent's hospital yester-
day. &
Mrs. W. J. Reed and Mrs. Theo.
Steiner, of North Yakima, arrived here
yesterday and left on the stage for
Prineville to visit relatives in that
place.
Mrs. Leslie Butler and daughter,
Miss Carrie, are contemplating visit
to California and possibly to Homo
lulu soon.
Mrs. C. j. Stubling accompanied by
her son Arthur and daughter Annie,
went to Portland today to visit in the
few days.
A. E. Hammond, of the Astoria &
Columbia River railroad, is here look
ing over the proposition of building a
road into Klickitat county.
Navigation on the Columbia now
goes on uninteruptedly, the boats Of
;he o. r. & N. Co. making regular |
rips between here and Portland.
The Multnomah football team went
lown before the superior players from |
Berkeley in the game at Portlandsyes.
esday. The score was 26 to nothing.
G.. E. Pierce and children are over
rom Goldendale to visit Mrs. Pierce
vho has been under the DOCTORS care
It the Umatilla house for some time
,ast.
VIM. Hoering, of the Umatilla House,
eft on the morning train for Portland.
DR.. Hoering has been quite Ill for sev-
raj weeks past and has gone to Port
and for treatment.
The Umatilla House gave an ele-
ant Christmas dinner Sunday that
'as greatly enjoyed by the guests. The
ables were loaded with every delicacy
. be had at Christmas time.
The birth Of bouncing pair of
wins to Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Jeffers,
ho reside near The Dalles is rather
n uncommon occurrence when the
ge of the parents is taken into con-
Iteration. Mr.. Jeffers is about so
ears old and his wife is past so.
On Sunday Mr.. Perry F. Durham
nd Miss Lou Anderson were United
, marriage at.the Lutheran parson-
ge by Rev. L. Gray. Both are well
nown In The Dalles, and their many
lends join the Times Mountaineer in
ishing them a long and pleasant
larried life.
Dofnot regard the Christmas tree a
other, even If fatigue and sacrifice
re it's price. Remember how rich you
re in having some one in your heart
nd home who is expecting Santa
laus. And remember the splendid
rivilege of comforting 80 much hap
mess.
Rev. W. V. Boltz will leave next
ridsy for .Centralia, Wash, to en-
lge in evangelical work. Mr.. Boltz
,sires to leave The Dalles square