The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-10-18


last week calling on friends.
Harry Wilson, of Portland, was here
the latter part of last week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weber, his wife's
parents, and attending to business.
Why the Red Cross rummage sale!
To benefit the local Chapter by the
cash taken in and to offer bargains to
those who can use them.
u A specially fine riding and driving
horse to responsible party for her keep,
Phone j. Stranahan, 1901, for particu.
lars. OILS
i j. E. Robertson, assistant general
manager of the Silver Falls Lumber
Co. at Slverton, has been here for a
visit with his family.
| Miss Helen Davidson, of the domes.
I! tic science department of the Wasco
high school, spent the latter part of
last week here visiting relatives and
friends.
H. M. Francis and family are plan
ming to move from their t0ak Grove
home to the city hisawinter, in order
that Mr.. Francis, acting county clerk.
may be closer to his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bruhn, after visit
here with the family of Mrs. Bruhn's s
sister, Mrs. Martin H. Nickelsen, left
Monday to return to their home at
Petaluma, Cal.
Miss Hyde, of Atascadero, Calf,
arrived last week for visit with MIR.
and Mrs. C. r. Bone. She will spend
her vacation on the Central Vale orch
ard place.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement and approaching wedding
of Miss Addice Freeman and Paul E.
Sosey. Mr.. Sosey is now located at
Ritzville. Wash.
Mrs. Kent Shoemaker and son left
| Tuesday evening for Fort Candy, Wn.,
returning there for visit with Sgt.
Shoemaker, who has been here on a
short furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Beacham, of
Chicago, are here looking after extern
sive improvements to their newly pur-
chased home, formerly the property of
Mrs. W. P. McLaren.
r. A. Copple, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Copple, has resigned as mayor of
Marshfield. Mr.. Copple and family
will move from the Coos Bay town to
southern California.
Bragg Il Higgins will buy your apples
or handle them on commission. Per-
sonal attention will be given to all con-
signments to us at Portland. Call l.. FL.
Higgins. Tel. 3l4l. o1Stf
Mrs. A. Simm, of Wyeth, was here
Saturday taking the civil service ex-
animation. Mrs. Simm has applied
for the position of postmistress of
Wyeth.
| L. Gross. formerly in business here
with his brother, H. Gross, the second
hand man, lis now interested with w.
Margulis in the Hood River Valley
Products Co.
The music department of the Wom-
ans club will resume work for the
winter at a meeting to be held next
Thursday evening at Library hall. A
program will be rendered by Miss
Ruth Howes and Mrs. Ralph Root.
j. M. Berry, formerly of La Grande
but who is now residing in Portland,
was here the first of the week on busi-
ness and visiting former eastern Ore
gon friends. Mr.. Berry and j. L. Car
ter are oldtime friends.
For Sale-Clifton. One OF the finest
locations along the Columbia River
| Highway for summer home, at a bar
gain. No agents. See the owner for
price and terms. M. r. Noble, Hood
River, Oregon. Rt. 8. Tel. 1858.
C. A. Bell has received:agletter from
his son, Fred H.. Bell who announces
that he has been transferred from the
Second Idaho Infantry to regiment
of light field artillery. Mr.. Bell is at
Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. c.
The members of St. Marks Guild
will meet tomorrow afternon at
O'Clock with Mrs. E. ID. Kanaga on
Columbia street. Reports of the work
of individual members for the summer
will be made at this meeting.
/ L. B. Aplin spent last week at Moro
securing machinery for the new -four
| ing mill now under construction here
by him and his father, ]. P. Aplin.
Mrs. Aplin and son visited in Portland
during Mr.. Aplin's absence.
After visit with her son. w. E.
Furnish and wife, at Parkdale, and
with her daughter, Mrs. S. ]. Moore,
and family, of this city, Mrs. w. j.
Furnish returned to Portland last Sat-
urday afternoon.
i Accompanied by his father, who was
returning to his home in New York
city, Homer A. Rogers. of Mount
Hood Lodge, passed through town the
latter part of last week en- route tc
Portland.
/ The Transfer & Livery Co. has just
received from the Hood River Garage
large Indiana truck, which will be
put into commission in local service
The big vehicle has been painted &
bright yellow by the Franz Hardware
Some of the finest Delicious apples
grown in the valley this year have
come from the West Side orchard oi
DIR. j. w. Sifton. A box of the hand.
some big apples,, all we'll colored, are
} on display at the Stewart Hardware
store.
KAY Yamahiro, who has spent ths
summer in Portland handling the com
J mission business of a number of loca
Japanese ranchers, was here last week
He stated that he expected to return
} here for the winter within the mex
few weeks.
R. w. Wood. who recently arrived
at Seattle from Alaska, where h,
, spent the summer, arrived here las
week for visit with the family of hi
cousin, Mrs. o. B. Nye. Mrs. Nye''
sister-in-law, Mrs. Wallace Wood ant
son, of Kent, have also been here on ;
visit.
Il Mr., and Mrs. H. ]. Frederick yes
, terday received a ..letter from thei
son, Milo Frederick, who announce
his safe arrival in England. Young
Frederick recently enlisted in Portland
with the British Royal Engineers. HI
states in his letter that he has beer
detailed for. services lin the inland.wate
transnortation department.