The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-03-20

Mrs. Geo. c GLADDEN. is making d
steady Improvement from a severe at.
tack Of pneumonia at the hong of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Andews.
IN Oak Grove.
DR.. c. g. Black, of POmeroy. Wash.
was here the first Of the week visiting
NJ. NJ. Hill. DR.. Black accompanied
Mr.. Hill from Portland over the High
way.
Mrs. d. q. Cruikshank. called TO
Tacoma several weeks ago because Of
the serious illness Of brother suffer
ing from pneumonia, has returned
home. Her brother is eonyalescing.
A. L. Bennett. who has been with
the J {. Penney Co. here. has returned
to The Dalles. to take charge of the
store here. R. K. lmbler succeeds Mr..
Bennett here
W. NJ Cooper, in charge of the
Hood River county forest range, was
here from Parkdale over the week end
visiting friends and attending to mat
ters of business.
The Parent-Teacher Association Of
the Barrett district viii meet Friday,
March q, at 7.30 p. m. Prof. Bailey,
of the Hood River high school. and
Others, will speak.
Leslie Newton. formerly in the can
merry business here with his father. J.
K. Newton, was up last week from
Portland. where he and his family
have resided the past winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Spencer and
son. Walter. motoring here over the
Highway from Portland, spent the
week end the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart G. Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Cox arrived
Sunday from Chicago to look after
property interests Mr.. Cox, prom
nent attorney of Chicago, owns a
handsome Odell orchard place.
j. NJ Ledford, who has been in Port
land in shipyards work, has returned to
his home here. He has been working
at the Howell Bros. blacksmith shop
the past week.
William Wood, who has been playing
at the Sunset in Portland, is again at
the piano at the Liberty. Portland
is bigger, but not better than Hood
River, says the organist of the Lib
erty.
Mrs. Leroy Childs and children have
returned from Redlands, Calf. where
they spent the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Childs will make their home on the
Spring Villa ranch of Ira f. Villains
Oh Alameda Way,
Mrs l.. NJ. Bentley has been the hos.
tess this week of Mrs. Bertha Drew
Gilman, of Heppner, president of the
Department of Oregon, W. r. c., and
Mrs. Minnie Horseman, of Portland
department secretary.
I z. F. Follen a representative of the
Lion Tire Co. was here the latter part
of last week visiting the Heights Ga
rage. which has taken the Hood River
county agency for the tire concern s
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The Hood River Garage has just sold
Nash touring cars to Chas. Plog anC
/ G. c. Anderson. 1t was necessary for
f. K. Brett to make hurried trip tC
Portland Tuesday for another of the
popular cars.
/ Mrs Flora Hartley arrived from
/ Portland last week for a visit with
friends and to attend to matters OF
business. Her daughter. Miss RATHER
4 inc Hartley, will graduate this semes
ter from the University of Oregon.
Robert Barr, who arrived here Sun
day from Camp Lewis, where he was
mustered out of the 69th Regiment af
ter visit with his sister, Mrs. Georg,
Ertle, left Monday for his home in tn,
Middle Valley.
Thirty members of Idlewilde Lodge
|. o, 0. F., visited Cascade Lock,
Monday night and conducted the initia
tion of class of nine candidates
there The local lodge members wer,
rendered a banquet by the Locks lodge
Fred Stevens, who has been spend
ing the winter in Portland, while ei
route back to Condor, where he ha
large ranching interests, has been her,
the past week the guest of his brother
A. G. Stevens, and family.
{. c. Hutchins, secretary of tn,
White Salmon Commercial club ant
good roads apostle, while here Satur
day, announced that crew of engin
eers was now engaged in klickita
county running survey of the NortI
Bank Highway east from the Whit
Salmon river, The Highway. excep
for stretch between Cooks and Car
son, in Skamania county, has bee
graded. Mr.. Hutchins, whose hobb,