The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-06

ies et Inc castle Heights Military
academy.
Ihe Pythian Sisters will give hard
times party tomorrow evening To
which all knights Of Pvthias are in
Flted to bring their wives.
Mr. and Mrs. }. II. Archibald. Of
Kansas City, have arrived for visit
with their daughter. Mrs. Robert
Frey. and family.
{. A. Plath, Klamath Falls druggist
who formerly owned the Kresse drug
store, was up over the week end look.
ing after orchard interests.
Having sold my ranch | will hold an
auction sale Of household furniture,
COW and calf at my Barrett fam Tues
day. Nov. II, beginning at 10 a. m.
j j. Gibbons.
Consignment of coats. suits and
dresses direct from wholesale house.
VIII be displayed for month and to
oe sold at very special price. Mon
ner S. r6
1t was certainly misty and foggy
coming up over the Highway Sunday
night, according to Malcolm Button.
VINO motored up, plotting new ear
for the Dewitt garage.
A W. Stone was a business visitor
IN Portland last week, having gone
down to attend meeting Of shippers
VINO protested the proposed increase of
loads for refrigerator cars.
W. P. Davidson. Of Decatur. ILL.,.
VINO mas beer here visiting his broth
ers. Jesse and Chas Davidson. has left
Tor southern California. where he will
visit before returning home.
Mrs. G. W. PETER and Mrs. F. C.
Wlttenberg entertained the officers of
the Woman s Relief Corps at the nome
of the former last Thursday in honor
of Mrs. l.. NJ. Bentley.
Consignment of coats. suits and
dresses direct from wholesale house.
VIII be displayed for a month and to
be sold at a very special price. Mon
ner's. n6
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Florence, Of Cham.
palgn. ILL.,. en- route to Eugene, where
Mr.. Florence will take over shoe
store. We're here last week visiting f.
{. Koch and family.
Having sold my ranch | will hold
an auction sale of household furniture,
COW and calf at my Barrett farm Tues
day, November IL, beginning at 10 a.
m. }. J. Gibbons.
Mrs. Louise Stebbins, who iourneyed
east IN September to attend the ma
tlonal convention of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, after visit with relatives
IN Illinois and Minnesota, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hicks are
spending a short vacation in Portland
On their return home tomorrow Mrs
Hicks will accompany her son, Ken
meth, to Arlington. where he will play
for a dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Arrick and fami.
ly arrived last week from South Bend
Ind, for visit with Mrs. Arrick S
brother. W. II. McClain. and family.
They will visit California before re
turning home. Mr.. Arrick is an Off
cial of the Pennsylvania r. X. Co.
Say, grower! Do you want nun.
ber one Bartlett pear trees? See j.
b. Lister, he can supply you. The
Bartlett is an early bearer. abundant
bearer, every year bearer. and not ex-
celled for canning. Buy Bartlett trees
and get your money quick.
f. G.. Walther. who had been en-
gagged with the Ample Growers Associ.
alton force at Van Horn in the apple
/ harvest, has left for tour of southern
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his sister. Mrs. Ella Ahearn, who now
resides at Long Beach. Mr.. Walther
expects to visit Phoenix. Ariz., while
away.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Collins. who re-
Gently left on a tour of California, to
be gone for the winter, write to c. b.
Compton that they have been having
the time Of their lives. En- route south
they visited at Crater Lake and Klam-
ath Fall. They stopped at Redding
and will spend several days at San
Francisco.
Fire originating around the point
where stove pipe entered a wooden
wall, resulted in an alarm that called
the fire department to the Carl Nc
Clelland home on the Heights Satur.
day. Neighbors and members of the
McClelland family however. extin-
guished the fire before the department
arrived
Two citizens, j. II. Fredricy and w.
j. Baker, have been victims of the ep-
idemic Of hccoughs that has been pre-
valing al Pacific coast points. After
several days of decided discomfort
both men have recovered. Mr.. Baker
attributes his cure to a copious draught
of cooking soda dissolved in pure lemon
juice.
Although many orchaidists have
been raising corn in fair acreage for
the past five years, r. W Butts is the
first man ever to advertise sale of sur
plus corn in the husk. The corn was
grown on the West Side place of Mr..
Butts father. the late A. Butts. who
passed away last summer The young.
er MIR. Butts, here from Chicago, look
ing after the estate. is offering the
corn for sale.