The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

" Ilnur Hoyt mas returned TO the [.
OF o. HIS brother. Myron Hoyt. mas
left TO enter q. a. c.
Howard Wlldin. recently returned
from naval service, has entered o. A.
T. al Corvallis.
NllI contract packing house work.
len Years experience. J. Estep. Ore.
gon Hotel.
q. II. LttIedeld was here from Port.
land last week Ga business and visiting
friends.
Mis- LOttie kinuaird came from The
Dailes over the week end for a visit
with friends.
The Congregational Ladies Aid will
meet IN the church parlors FRIDAY af-
ternoon at 2.30.
DR.. II. D. ". Pineo will open his
dental office in the Eliot building No
vember l.
Sidney G. Babson and family were
here from Parkdale Saturday for the
fair.
+. A. Brown was down from his Up
per Valley ranch the first Of the week
on business.
Norman W. Mays was in The Dalles
SATURDAY evening to attend meeting
of the lodge Of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Clerks.
Mark E. Moe and Miss Frances Moe
have left for Corvallis. where they
have entered the Oregon Agricultural
College.
Phone your paint and paper wants to
Hunt Paint x Wall Paper Co, who viii
take care of small a. Well As large
ones. lv20tf
Searches Of records and reliable alb
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, a. W onthank, Manager, 3o5
Oak Street. Phone 1921. iy20-u
81 Mrs. H. T. Dewitt and sister. Miss
Catherine Baker, who were accompan-
led by Malcolm Button. have returned
from the Pendleton Round Up.
Earl Noble. who with his family re-
Gently arrived from San Francisco. has
accepted a position with Vincent 4
Shank
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Craft, of Mid
dleton, ILL.,, have arrived for visit
with their daughter. Mrs. W. /. Kirby,
and family.
Newton Clark left Tuesday for Stan
ford University to begin his sophomore
year in the mechanical engineering de
partment.
The Barrett Parent-Teacher Assoea-
tion will hold its first meeting of the
season tomorrow night at the school
house at ) O'Clock.
W. II. Corey have returned from
visit with his son. Glenn Corey. and
wife, at Seaside, where young Mr..
Cory is manager for the Pacific Power
& Light Co.
We have money for Farm Loans with
prepayment privileges, and can give
YOU prompt service. Abstracts lnsur-
ance and Surveying Hood River ABB
stract and Inv Co, Phone 1881. ii
Mrs. W. T. Eddy, of Grants Pass,
and daughter, Miss Florence, of Port.
land, were here last week visiting
friends. On their return they We're ac-
companied to Portland by Alvah Hard
man, of Parkdale.
Miss Pearl Kaesser has left for Cor
wallis. where she will enter Q. A {.
Robely ID. Hurtz, Of Buhl. Ida. who
has been here visiting the kaesser
family, accompanied Mis- kaesser to
the college city.
j. H. Koberg's exhibit was missing
from the fair last week. En- route to
town with the fine display Mr.. koberg
had the misfortune to participate in d
wreck The car went over grade
Just east of the city. Mr.. koberg es
capped injury.
MIR. and Mrs. u. A. Whitley, of Fay
ette. Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Whitley, of A Kader, la, accompanied
by Miss Hazel Marsden. of Fayette,
arrived here last week by automobile
for visit with Mr. and Mrs H. W.
Whitley, of Dee. The Iowa men are
cousins of the Dee orchardist.
f. +. Knowles, who for the past two
years has been teaching mathematics
at the Walla Walla high school, will
JOIN the faculty Of the Oregon Agricul-
tutdl COlleGe InlS week. MT. NnOWleo,
who with his family passed through
here Sunday en- route to the new work,
will teach physics at the Corvallis in
stitution
Thomas Marshall, master mechanic
in charge Of the shops of the c. a n.
w. at st. Paul. left Tuesday following
a visit here. Mr. Marshall several
years ago purchased II acres Just west
of the city He plans on retiring with
IN the next few years and coming here
to make his home. Mr. Marshall was
accompanied by his sister. Mrs. Ellis,
with whom he resides in st. Paul
Warriors of a yellow jacket colony
almost left Parr Apln and Russell
Acheson hors de combat recently The
youths. neither yet 10 years old. while
en- route to school discovered a nest Of
the insects beside a sidewalk Their
attack with switches brought forth a
formation of air scouts in battle array.
The Jackets made for the faces of the
boys Both continued their way to
school, hut their faces gave evidence
of the forSf Young Apiln wore a
closed eve.