The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-10

Mr.. ara Mrs. r. E. Johnson expect
10 move this week OF next from the
Ross residence on Cascade avenue %
the Page home. which they have
bought on Columbia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ingalls, are nov
ing this week from their home on the
Heights 10 the H. c. Mcclure resi-
denee. recently purchased By them, on
Cascade avenue.
If you want 10 see a good wholesome
western play full of Jazz. life and in
terest, don't miss 'Roped. featuring
Harry Carey, next Monday and Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. /. Apgar left last
week for Portland. where they viii
make Their home. They recently sold
their East Side orchard place to l. I.
Clark.
Accompanying her uncle. l. +.
Morse. who had been here on a visit.
Mrs. Virginia Laycoek left Monday for
Spray, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Having been purchased ard brought
here by the Kern Construction Co,
many Of the signal corps cars formerly
used in Portland by the spruce produc.
tiOn division, are now used here in
transporting crews back and forth on
the Highway.
Geo. (. Holler. former rancher of
the Yakima district, has purchased the
five acre bearing orchard tract Of
Harry Fenstamaker in the Belmont
district Mr.. Holler expects to move
his family here IN the near future.
Mrs. Ruth Blocksom, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Edna, and S. Sax
of the Princess Theatre, all of Port
land. motored up Monday for a short
visit with Mrs. Blocksom's sister. Mrs.
II NJ Hicks.
E. l.. Boardman has sold his interest
in the Hood River News to his associ-
ate, c. Z. S0nnichsen, the latter son,
Edwin Sonnichsen, and Hugh Bali.
Mr.. Ball will become editor Of the pa
per.
+: Harold Blackman. who has been with
the Northwest Auto Co., Portland, will
return here next week and resume his
profession as carpenter with Walter
Wells. He spent Sunday mere with mis-
wife.
We have in stock the following sec.
ond hand goods for sale at at rock bot
tom prices sets double harness 2
side hill plows walking piow horse
cuItlVator; 2-h. p. motor. L. A.
Franz Co.
Tuesday evening of last week the
Past Noble Grands Of the Rebekah
lodge were rendered an April fool
party at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. K.
+. Johnson. The members Of the fra
ternal order passed very pleasant
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Aplin and son,
Parr, who have leased the Ross home,
will move there. and DR.. Abraham,
who has purchased the Duncan resi-
dence, now occupied by the Aplin fam.
lily will move there with his family. .
Provided can secure a sufficient
number Of pupils to make the trip
worth while, | will devote one day
each week to teaching in Hood River
brass, reed and stringed Instruments.
If interested call at Reed French piano
store. Geo. w. Marsh. director of The
Ddlles Band.
Geo. w. Marsh, director of The
Dalles Band, one of the leading mus.
ical organizations east of the Cascades,
was here Tuesday. MIR. Marsh, if
sufficient interest can be secured, will
begin a local class Of instructions on
hvo.s rood opd st,fpuod iuotrnr,arte y
c. O fluelat received a pleasant
surprise last week when his cousin,
Alfred Jordan. a government engineer,
dropped in at his store for a call. The
cousins had not seen each other for 70
years. Mr.. Jordan had been in Una
tilla county inspecting big irrigation
project there.
My residence telephone number will
remain 2l94. but the phone will be out
! of commission for the next week until
we get settled on Cascade avenue. In
the meantime will all my auto patrons
call for me at the Hotel Oregon, soil.
J. W. Ingalls,.
William Wood has been overhauling
and tuning the pipe organ at the Meth
odist church this week. His brother,
Darwin Wood, who has just returned
from st Anthony, Idaho, will render an
organ solo at the church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Nancy }. Murray, who is now
residing in Portland with a daughter,
was recent visitor here with her
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Weber, and
family. Earl Weber was up from