The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-18
Buy your coal Of Taft Transfer Co.

Henry krussow was at Pendleton Tor
the Round Up.
Good music at Unitorian Church |
every Sunday evening sll-t
V. Winchell was painfully i'll for sew
eral days last week.
James Parker was among the visit
ors to Pendleton's Round Up.
Grain for fall and winter seeding, hay
and cover crops. Phone your order
early.-Kelly Bros. a2l-tf
Mrs. Eta Klohn, of WheatIand, Ia,
has arrived here for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Dethman.
LosT-Small sachel, containing kit OF
automobile tools. Return to Glacier
office and receive reward. s25
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. E. R. LATER
ty at their home on Sherman avenue,
daughter, Elma Genevieve, Sunday,
Sept. Ia, 1918.
We have more land than we can
handle and will sell any part cleared or
uncleared. For prices ana terms ad.
press Harry Bennett, Lyle, Wash. s25
Chas. T. Early was among the visit
ors to the Pendleton Round Up, having
left here Friday evening on the special
train out of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Massee and
children left last Thursday for Pendle-
ton to witness the Round Up festivities
and to visit eastern Oregon relatives.
M. M. Russell was in Vancouver,
Wash, over the week end to visit his
daughter. who is at the convent there
attending school.
For most reasonable prices call on
Height Garage, 1915 G Street. Access
ories, tires, supplies, repairs and auto
livery. Also plumbing. Telephone 3l5l.
j. +. Volstoff. Prop.
R. o. Williams, of La Grande, who
was returning to the University OF
Oregon at Eugene, stopped here last
week for a visit with his friend. Harry
Cash.
Wanted Three apple packers. State
experience and wages expected. Will
pay by box or by the day. Give refer
ence. Must know at once. Ed l.
Howe, Mosier. Ore.
The members of Candy Relief Corp:
invite their friends to join them at an
other of their good time socials this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. GeralC
D Blount on Twelfth street.
: Mrs. Newton Clark returned las
Saturday from Lake Lytle, where sh'
, and Mr.. Clark have been spending th'
S summer at their summer home. Mr.
Clark returned to Hood River earle
| in the week.
" Rev. Frank Spaulding and family
!, who have spent several weeks visiting
relatives at Hood River and William
cite valley points, left the latter par
e of the week for Pasco. WASH, wher
n MIR. Spaulding will have charge of tn
work of the Methodist church.
@ Miss Pearl Bradley leaves today TO
ii Lebanon. where she will assume he
is duties as teacher in the department
English and History at the high schot
m of that city. She grauated at william
ID ette University last spring.
!. Chester Higgins, of Salem, was her
over the week end before returning
70 Eugene to resume his studies at tn
= !; University of Oregon. He was. .forn
70 erlv resident of this city. He ws
- accompanied by William Cass.
to Miss Marjorie Page, of Mosier, W; ";
re here over the week end visiting at q
to home of MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Middl
swart. Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain,
= Mosler, was here Saturday visltllIr
RI her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Middl
er swart.
Mrs. E. B. London and sister. wi
an have been spending some time IN y
at Upper Valley, passed through the CT
Is. Saturday en- route to their home
". Portland. They were driven to 4
city by Bert Middleswart, who has hi
s;. charge of the big London 4 Powe
M 'tb orchard for the past four years.
IRE R. 2. Kennard. of Boston. who pla
ill on entering the orchard business
New York or Maryland, has been ne
me with Fordham B. Kimball, making
+ a study of the methods of horticulture
Is. Hood River valley. He will spend Sc
vim eral days at the packing plant OF I
lis. Hood River Apple & Storage Co.befc
returning east.