The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14
LIME and sPRAY-KELLY BROS

| LIME and SPRAN-kELLN BROS
Phone 227-M.
Michael Ray spent the week end in
Portland with friends.
w. Hosick has returned from spend.
ing the winter in Chicago.
j. W. Hosman, of Portland, was
here with friends Saturday.
All kinds of Fruit and Mercantile
! Stamps made to order. Phone 81.
William Stone, Of, Portland, was
with friends here over the week end.
Millinery Opening Friday and Satur-
day. March Is and l6. Miss NJ B.
Lamb.
Hear Mrs. Henny and Mr.. Eppng
sing at Baptist church next Monday
evening.
j. W. Hosman and A. S. Hatfield, of
Portland, arrived here last week to
look over the valley.
&. p. Beebe writes from Punnene.
Hawaii, that he is located on a 1900
acre sugar plantation there.
W. M. Barnett, merchant and
banker of Wasco, who purchased a
ranch near Odell last fall, was here a
part of last week looking after busi-
ness.
James H. Polehemus, of the United
States Engineer Corps at Big Eddy,
where the work of digging The Dalles-
Cello canal is under way, was in the
city Saturday visiting friends.
A Lenten tea. under the auspices of
the st. Marks Guild, will be held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. W.
Critics. Miss Knight, the deaconess of
the diocese. will be present and al
dress the ladies'.
Help make Hood River beautiful.
Visit the City Tree Yard, one-half
block west of the Mt Hood hotel. All
kinds of ornamental trees, shrubs and
roses, as well as fruit trees. r. r.
Newhall 6 Co.
At the Baptist church, on the
Heights, Sunday March II, there will
be regular preaching services in the
morning at II o'clock, as we'll as IN
the evening at 1880, Sunday school
at 10 o'clock
C. H. Snyder, an experienced auto
mobile man, arrived here Monday to
take position with the Gilbert Imple-
ment Co., which has secured in addi-
tlon to its other line of automobiles
the popular Ruick car.
James Wsggener. Jr. spent Sunday
with his family in Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. Waggener states that people of
that vicinity are planting their gar
dens, the season being further ad-
vanced than here.
}. M. Geiger, who has diposed of his
interest in the Electric Wiring & Sup
ply Co., to Alva Day, left Saturday
for Port Angeles, Wash, where he has
relatives and where he will take
position with big power concern.
W. &. Thorn, a brother. in-law of
Rev. E. A. Harris. and Alfred Balm
a friend, both of Lake county, Illinois,
were here Sunday, guests at the par
sonage, and looking over the Valley.
They left for Corvallis. Both are
thinking of moving to the west.
S. b. Onthalk. of Camiah, Idaho
has been here visiting his brother, A.
W. Onthank Mr.. 0nthank states that
the weather in that district is very
similar to this locality. He says that
a number of formE Hood River people
are making their f'omes in Camiah.
Upper Valley Lands - They are
good. They are cheap in price and |
have list that is attractive. Come
to my place at Trout Greek station,
on the Nit. Hood Ry.. and | will show
them to you. w. II. Marshall, phone
OdeIl l3. mI4a4
Fred McCrea, who is no longer con-
nected with the Oregon Apple Co., of
Hood River, which company is deveI-
oping a tract of land in the Upper
Valley, will spend the summer develop
ing the ranch owned by him and his
father in the Oak Grove district.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Moller, who have
been spending their honeymoon in
Brooklyn with Mr.. Molers parents,
have returned to the coast. Mr.. Mol
Ter stopped off here Tuesday as they
were passing through to Portland.
However. he left that night to Join
Mrs. Moller for short visit with her
relatives.
The family of Ira Z. Williams. who
purchased the beautiful Haworth place
recently, arrived last Friday from Loup
City, Neb Mr.. Williams has been
here for more than a week, having
come to care for the furniture and
other articles that were shipped from
the middle west. MIR. Williams has
brought his automobile and will join
the Valleys enthusiastic motorists.
j. NJ. Wright & Co., having installed
more new machinery are now pre-.
pared to make all kinds Of finishing
materials for buildings, special sizes and
designs in windows, doors, rafters,
etc at substantial saving in cost. They
are also in position to figure on building
contracts at lowest figures. Call on
them either in room rs lleilbronner
building, or at Factory in old Armory
building. If
DR.. K. d. Ketchum, Drugless Physi-
clan, has opened Offices in the old
Jackson building He is prepared to
handle chronic diseases at the office
and acute cases at the home. Beside
the treatment employed, instructions
are given so as to live to maintain
health and increase mans efficiency.
Health knowledge is cheap at any
price. Ignorance of the same is the
most expensive luxury in which man
INDUCES.