The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09

The following voters from west Of
the city we're here Tuesday to vote !:
Miss Ala Austen. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Os-
tergard and S. W. Curran, OF Viento
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tazwell, of Ruth
ton. and J. E. Reiger. Of Sonny.
The wedding of Robert Shinn, who
has made frequent visits here, and Miss
Leona Kerr, daughter of DR.. W. J.
Kerr, president of the Oregon Agricul-
tural College, was solemnized at Cor
Wallis last week.
The Peoples Navigation Co. will be.
gin the operation of daily boats on the
mid Columbia, the steamers Stranger
and Tahoma making trips on alternate
days.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
Visit the big bazaar to be given Satur-
day, December 8. at the Congrega gational
church by the Ladies Aid. Read more
about this bazaar at an early date.
Keep it in mind.
Mrs. Glenn Marsh left last Thurs
day for Hornell, N. Y, having been
called there by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Ward. Only a
few days before Mrs. Marsh had re-
ceived news telling of the death Of
her brother, l.. C.Ward.
]. T. Holman spent Sunday at Un.
derwood with his son, G. c. Holman,
who is there in charge of the shipments
of apples from the Mordecai Jones and
Nathan Mears orchards. The total
Weld of these tracts will be more than
SO carloads.
Wehave per cent money to lend on
first class diversified farms and bearing
orchards, only for purpose of paying
off prior mortgages, improving the pro-
perty or adding to your holdings
Hood River Abstract & Investment
Company. o26 tt
The sacred concert rendered by Hood
Rivers musical talent under the direc-
tion of Mrs. c. H. Sletton at Asbury
M. E. chuch, Sunday evening was well
attended and greatly enjoyed. These
services are always source of inspira-
tion and real helpfulness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Bucholtz and
four children, of Grass Valley, and Ed
Brown, of The Dalles, pleasantly sur.
prised Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Krussow
and family with short visit over Sat-
urday and Sunday. They came in their
new Studebaker.
Will Mcclure announces that the
athletic department of the Commercial
club will begin the winter work soon.
A II interested are requested to see Mr..
Mcclure at once. While the Clubs
directors have ruled against junior
members. young men will be permitted.
on MIR. McGuire's approval, to make
use of the Clubs athletic room.
H. l.. Irwin, W. B. Atwood and W.
M. Scott, representatives of the Bu-
reau of Markets of the United States
Department Of Agriculture, who are
assisting with the marketing of apples
of the Northwest through the Growers
Agency, were here last week. MIR.
Scott was accompanied by lis wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Raymond, of this
city. is at hospital in The Dalles,
where she will undergo in several days
serious operation. 1t had been
planned to have the operation per-
formed last week. but Mrs. Raymond s
condition was found such that it was
postponed. Miss Abbie J Mills, Mrs.
Raymond's sister, will be with her
when the operation Is performed.
DR.. J. H. McVay, who is at Good
Samaritan hospital in Portland. contin-
ues to improve. 1t was at first feared
that DR.. McVay, who sustained frac-
ture Of spinal vertebrae, would suffer
paralysis in his lower limbs. The lat
est reports are to the effect that the
paralysis condition is being overcome.