The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10

Z. O. Howard. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Alice B. Howard. was
here from Seattle spending the Fourth
with his nephew. 7. L TOmpklns, and
family.
Mrs. NJ. T. O'Connen. accompanied
by her son and daughter. after spend
ing the Fourth here with her brother,
/. l.. Rodgers. and family, returned 10
her home al WinlOck, Wash, Monday.
Bargain Insure your car and Your
buildings against fire by buying q Py-
rene FIRE eXtingulsher. Special price
on Sl0 extinguishers now $3.50. at Gill
bert Motor Car Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mutrie, who for
merly resided at Winlock, Wash, have
purchased the property on Eugene
street formerly occupied by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Chandler.
Raymon Glass, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Glass. Of the Frankton orchard dls-
trict, has arrived home after having
mustered out Of naval service at Brem-
erton Navy Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Severance and
daughter, Of Milwaukee, Wis. arrived
in Hood River Thursday and will be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Graft,
on the East Side. for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. c. X. Bone was called to Port.
land last week by the serious illness OF
/ her mother, Mrs. Rebecea Middleton.
4 The latter, now So years old, formerly
resided in Hood River, and is well
known to pioneer families.
Rev. and Mrs. Billy Sunday spent
/ the latter part of last week in eastern
/ Oregon. where Mr.. Sunday was called
/ TO deliver Fourth of July Oratlons.
/ Mr.. Sunday closed the White Salmon
chautauqua Sunday with sermon.
Miss Nina Halvorsen was business
visitor in Roseburg last week. On her
return home she was accompanied by
her nephew, Master Richard Dobbin.
of Portland, who remained here for a
visit of several days.
| wish my customers would phone in
their orders for loganberrIes at once
that | NAV be able to accommodate
those who order, as the crop IS short
and Will not last long after the berries
start to ripen. c. 5. Grafton, phone
570S. Jl0
V. c. Brock formerly assistant cash
itr of the First National Bank, is now
IN Dallas and Polk couties engaged tOI
the Spokane Land Bank in making ap
praisals of farm lands valued at more
than SlO0, 600, on which loans are
sought.
II. H. Riddell, of Portland, has beer
here visiting his sister, Mrs. {. ii.
Jenkins. Mr. Riddell is we'll known tC
local mountain climbers. He is one o.
the most enthusiastic Of Mazamas, anC
is looking forward eagerly to that or
: ganization's annual encampment OF
Mount Rainier.
Accompanied by Mrs. Woodruff
: Dwight l.. Woodruff, New York an'
d export representative of the Associa
< tion. arrived the latter part of las
week. They were week end guests o
o Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. McCullagh. Mr.
e Woodruff has Just returned from tri
. abroad.
], Ellis johnson, who was with the 37t
Eng. regiment overseas, has been dis
e charged and,has resumed his poslto
= here with the Pacific Power Il Llgh
l. Co. Mr.. johnson, one of the first locs
h men to return from occupation OF tel
man territory, entered Coblenz VIII
;. his regiment before all of the Germa
70 soldiers had evacuated.
e MIS-. A. M. Kelsay, of FL Centre
d Calf, arrived the latter part OF las
week for visit with her daughter
=. Mrs. Geo. /. Slocom, and family
/. Mrs. kelsay came as far as Bend wit
20 her son. Claude Kelsay, who was mt
u toring up from California after Wis
~ with his parents. He left Bend for h
home at Canyon City
=, Fordham b. kimball, who has bee
9. overseas for more than year, wire
70 the first of the week to his parents, NJ
y and Mrs. Walter Kimball, that he Wi
en- route to Camp Lewis for demobill
IL alton Mr.. Kimball, who with h
> brother. Stuart kimball, owns Sur
e NIT orchard place Just before he lie
T. for America received lieutenant
commission in the heavy artillery.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Haworth al
III little daughter, accompanied by NJ
or Haworths aunt, Mrs Mortimer. m
r. tored up for the week end at the Leo
W ard X. Armstrong ranch on the We
of Side. Mr.. Armstrong recently return
a to New York from overseas servlc
MT His wife has gone east to meet hli
mt They will return by way of Yello
stone Park.
as Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Ross, accompani
'ce by their son, Sgt. Kirby Ross, and daug
III ter, Catherine, motored up last we
of to spend the Fourth here visiting
friends. Sgt. Ross has Just return
ng from France, where he participated
ON number of the biggest drives. N
val Ross, Sr., declares that Hood XIV
,as has evey appearance of being prosp
al. Gus. He was formerly located he
having been an orchardist and la
ID proprietor of the Hotel Oregon.
AR. The following party spent the lat
tn. part of last week camped on the Upl
eek West Fork, where the fishing was
to ported excellent. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Franz, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Franz, \