The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-06
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION
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F,rh-~ does painting, sign work and
slIuiuing Tel SOFA. mqtf
iJm>. Cameras. Photo Supplies
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Robert Goode was visitor in the
~ from The Dalles saturday.
Kenneth Mckay was here over the
s,es end from Portland
t'rs. Chas. H. Castner was a Port.
land visitor the first Of the week.
X Cooper. of the Heights, was a
Sis tor ir Wyeth Friday.
D G5rton and Miss Phoebe Gorton
0,re here Friday from Wyeth.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. kruse were Port
land visitors last week.
George Bragg vas week end Wis
ID here. He came up from Portland.
.hyre he Is now employed
have taken the agency for the Spir
r.s Corset. Call At Buel0w Tailor Shop
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Highest cash price paid for your used
uraure, stoves and rugs. Cali McClain
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tlms lett With Us up to 4 O'Clock u. m.
arg ready ior delivery the next evening.
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St. Marks Guild will meet for work
Friday afternoon at 2.3O with Mrs.
A. G. Lofts.
John Baker was in The Dalles the
first Of the week attending to legal
matters
D. Frank, a contractor of The
DalIes. accompanied by VIM. Voet,
was here last week on business.
Miss Leila Lyon has resigned her
position at the Butler Banking Co.
and has gone to Portland.
Henry Haas, recently returned from
overseas service, has resumed his posi-
tioa iH the Butler Bank.
j. K. Newton and family left last
week for Lethbridge, Canada, for
visit
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bentley, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here, re-
turned to Portland yesterday.
Mrs. Lillian Gibson, of Cascade
Locks was here the latter part Of last
week visiting Mrs. May Gilbert.
w. f. Walther and W. H. Wilson
were here from The Dalles Monday on
business.
y b Michael, manager Of the j.
C.teuney store here, was in The
Dales on business Friday.
Miss Sue Cook teacher in the high
school, was a week end visitor in Port
aud
The DAkin Electric Works will give
employment to hoy who is willing to
earn, and even more eager to learn, to
take au interest in electrical work. 23tf
Searches OF records and reliable alb
strActs made by Oregon Abstract Com
pduy, \. W. Onthank, Manager, 30j
OAK Street Phone 1921. iy20-tf
Phone your paint and paper wants to
!Iunt Paint d Wall Paper Co., who viii
tke care Of small as Well as large
ones. jy20tt
When "A Portland stop at the modern
Palace llutcl. at Washington and 18th
streets, iu center 0f shopping and thea
ire districts tl-tf
Mr., and Mrs Wayland kemerer and
daughter arrived the latter part Of last
week from Montana for visit at the
home of his mother, Mrs. j. W. Rigby.
Mrs r. G. Johannsen, after spending
three weeks in the city attending to
business affairs, has returned to her
home Ia tarkdale.
Ia honor Of the late EXPIRES ident
Roosevelt, the Pine Grove church will
hold a memorial service next Sunday,
announces Rev. +. c. Newham.
Pomona grange meets at Pine Grove
Wednesday, February II. An old time
dinner Will be served. Members Of
the various oranges are invited.
A meeting has been called for 3
O'Clock this afternoon at the CONNER
cia club rooms when it is expected to
organize a golf club.
Mrs Ella Ripper. who has been in
eastern Oregon at Echo visiting rela
tFes, returned last week after an ex-
tended stay.
j. q Nogt was in The Dalles the
first oI the week on business connected
with tine estate of his brother, the late
Max A Nogt
Mrs Bert Stranahan and little
daughter went to Portland Saturday to
meet Mr.. Stranahan and accompany
him home
joe ID. Thomson, who has been at
home the past several days with a mild
attack Of influenza. is improving and
expects to be back at the editorial desk
" the Glacier again shortly.
we have money for Farm Loans with
prepayment privileges, and can give
prompt service Abstracts lnsur-
auo ud Surveying. Hood River Abb
s.act and Inv. Co Phone 1881 tt