The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-25
Buy your coal of Taft Transfer Co.

Good music at Unitorian Church
every Sunday evening. s11-tf
Mrs. l.. H. Arneson and children. Of
The Dalles, were here last week visit.
ing friends.
c. Z. Spencer, of Parkdale, was Q
visitor in the city the latter part OF
last week.
A. H. Black, a real estate man Of
The Dalles, was here Tuesday on bust.
ness and visiting his old friend, T. D.
Tweedy.
j. R. Barrell and C. F. Busch, pro-
prietors of one of the Upper Valley
orchards, we're in the city last week
attending the packing school.
Paul W. Childers. of The Dalles,
passed through this city Saturday
while ell route to Portland. Mr.. Chill.
ders attended to business here.
Harry Dano, a former contractor
here but who has been living in south.
ern California, arrived in the city las,
week to look after property interests
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Fitch and little
son, Graham, left the latter part OF
the week after visit here with MIR.
and Mrs. A. j. Graham.
A number of Upper Valley people
were down last week to attend the
packing school, among them A. B.
Coulter, R. W.Sparks and Miss Sparks
Do you like oysters? Then ar
"Oyster Breakfast Cake" For sale al
all grocers and meat markets. Is cents
Its delicious. You never tasted any
thing like it.
For most reasonable prices call OF
Height Garage, 1915 g Street. Access
cries, tires, supplies, repairs and autt
livery. Also plumbing. Telephone 1851
j. F. Volstoff, Prop.
Clarence F. Gilbert and Harry T
Dewitt were in Portland Sunday to in
spect new models of the Chalmer
automobiles and to attend the baseball
game.
Lawrence Gerdes, of this city, whit
has been at the DonnelI drug tore il
The Dalles, has left for Oregon Agri
cultural College to resume his worl
there.
Misses V'Ona Guthel lie and Margare
Bates. of Portland, who have been her,
spending two weeks. with Miss Gene
We've Butterfield, have returned t.
their homes in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Cambridge, O.
Illinois, will arrive here this week fo
visit with their son, l.. A. Cam
bridge, and wife at their Odell ranch
The latter expect to spend the winte
in Chicago.
D. Crossley. of the London fruit firm
Of ID. Crossley q Sons, accompanied b.
c. A. Malboeuf, was here the first o
the week looking over the local frui
situation. Mr.. Crossley Interviews
various growers and inspected tn
orchards which he declared we're in ex
cellent condition.
A. Millard has left for Boston, wher
he will spend the winter. Fred F
McCrea has leased the Upper Vale,
tract owned by Mr.. Millard and for
merly occupied by ]. F. Thompson, 70
a period of five years. Mr.. Thompson
will make his home on the propert.
owned by him in Parkdale.
Samuel Secrist, of Cleveland, Ohio
has been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. VanAnda.- Mr.. Seacrist, VIII
left for a tour of southern California
before returning to the east, was de
lighted with the Hood River valley
81 certainly hate to leave" he de
clared the morning of his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Carter an
little daughter have returned fror
Portland to this city to make thei
home. They will occupy the Nelso
house on State street. Mr.. Carter ha
taken a position with The Stewar
Hardware 90. He was employed ther
before becoming interested in the auto
mobile business.
H. M. Irwin and daughter, Miss II
win, of Oak Grove, will leave thi
week for Salem where they will spen
the winter. Mr.. Irwin for the pas
: several months has been the Ga
. Grove correspondent for the Glacier
He was formerly an editor. and hi
, news items have been intensely inter
esting not only to Oak Grove people
but to those of all the valley.