The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-09
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.
J.L. Henderson of Hood River is il
the city.
Frank Woodcook, of Wamic, is il
town on business.
Geo. Morgan left on the boat this
morning for the Locks.
Mrs. Otto Birgfeld left for Portland
this morning on the Regulator.
M. ]. Anderson, of Dufur, the union
candidate for county clerk is in the
city.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Elks at the K. of P. Hall tonight
at $3.50.
Miss Bessie French left on the Reg.
ulator this morning for a short stay in
Portland.
Rev. w. c. Hockett, OF the Method
ist church at Newberg. is visiting in
the city.
Geo. Smith. of Rockland, left for d
point down the river on the Regulator
this morning.
Several teams are loading at the
Wasco warehouse today for Hay creek
and Prineville.
81. M. Smith, representative OF the
American Biscuit Co., is in the city
soliciting business.
A. Flelschhauer, and A. Traverse
from. the Cascade Locks, are in the
city on business.
A shipment of All sheep pelts, con-
signed to Portland, went down on the
boat this morning.
Jno. NJ. Mccullough and wife, OF
Prineville, arrived in the city today.
and will remain a few days.
Mrs. A. A. Jayne. will visit few
days in Portland, having gone down
on the boat this morning.
Grant Mays left for Portland on the
Spokane flyer this morning, and will
spend few days visiting friends there.
Two recruiting officers from Spring
field ILL.,, arrived on the Spokane FLYER
this morning, aud left on the Regu-
lator for Vancouver.
Thos. Batty, who has been visiting
his son, Fen, the obliging night clerk
at the Umatilla House, returned 20 his
home at Wapinitia today.
Freigh: train No. q broke down
near Rowena this morning and delay
ed the Spokane flyer for half an hour,
until repairs could be made.
James P. Moffett, of Portland sur
veyor in district D, for the board of
fire underwriters of the Pacific, is in
the city looking after insurance mat
ters.
Tomorrow evening Fern Lodge, De-
gree of Honor, will celebrate its fourth
anniversary. All workmen and mem
bers of the Degree are expected to at
tend. 4
Mrs. N. C. Spillman, mother of Mrs
D. J. Cooper, who has been visiting rel
latives in Oregon Washington the
past winter, leaves tonight for her
home in Wentworth, Mo.
Several of our merchants have made
improvements to their stores
this spring, which undoubtedly de- (
notes an Increase Of business. Today
81. L. Kuck began excavating in the
of = 10 bor otora nd will b1ild |
Forkshop 25x36 feet, as he has not
bugh room in his present quarters.
Chas. Alden, who has been mate on
the Regulator for Rumber of years,
his position and will go to d
the mines in Grant county. in the
near future in company with Isaac u u
Joles. Mr.. Alden will remain on the 4
boat until Capt Waud leaves and then =
take his departure.
The Redmen's social last night was =,
\ decided success, and everyone had a
most enjoyable time. During the
evening the guests were invited to an n
excellent spread of corn and venison 81
10 which all did ample justice. After az
/ social hop the pleasant party dis "
voting that the Redmen are e'
,ot SO barbarous as the name would ST
IMPLY. a'
The pictures of the members of the -
aome minstrel club who will take part '"
n King Hallabahoola II. which will y,
De presented to the public on April II, ~ ~
ire on display at the Snipes-Kinersly
Drug Co., Clark & Falk, A M. Will
Jams & Co, and Pease s. Mays. These. la
photos are taken in stage costume, and in
consist of set of twenty-five in num- u
Der. They are excellent in finish and L
'peak well for Clifford, the artist. 1t is E
Iuite difficult to recognize some of the Ii
characters as the make ups are so A
clever. Do not fail to see the photo G
graphs, for surely then you cannot re- q
list attending King =Hallabahoola. NJ