The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-10-21

With Mayor Scobee out of town and
only a single member of the council
appearing at the city recorders office,
council meeting was passed Monday
night Recorder Howe states that no
important business was before the city
fathers, however.
Mrs. c. II. Castner will go to Port
land Friday, when she will address the
annual convention Of the Oregon Par
ent-Teacher Association on "Needs of
the State Industrial School for Girls "
She will also attend a meeting of the
advisory board of the school of which
she is member.
Word has been received by Mrs. W..
j. Baker from her daughter, Miss
| Katherine NJ. Baker, announcing that
she had been chosen a member of the
Girls Glee club at u. of o. Miss Ba-
ker, Delta Gamma. is a member of
i the Kwana Honor Society. She is ma
joring in music.
The Hood River Cigar Co. is showing
steady increase. Cigarmakers, how
ever, are scarce. and the proprietors
! have endeavored to increase their force
| by advertisements in papers up and
down the Pacific coast and as far east
as Denver. The factory now employees
10 people.
Hannum's experience of seven years
on the county board of commissioners
and in handling county road matters
eminently fits him for county judge.
Your vote for him will be a vote for an
: efficient and economic administration of
county affairs paid ady.) o28
Paul R. Hughes has sold his Cascade
avenue residence to G. ?. Morden,
owner of a large orchard place in the
Mosier district. Mr.. Morden will move
here to educate his children. Mr..
Hughes and family expect to return
soon to Michigan, their old home state,
where they expect to reside.
The pupils of Barrett school, with
the helD of the teachers, will give
Hallowe' EN- social at the Barrett school
Friday. October 80 Various amuse-
ments have been arranged. The pro-
ceeds will be used for playground
equipment. Come and help the chill
dren have a good time. The public is
cordially invited.
En- route to California with Mrs. Sun
day, who has been i'll. Geo. M. Sunday
is here spending a short time at the
Odell Sunday ranch. Mr.. Sunday is
now affiliated with a Chicago automo-
bile manufacturing concern. Mrs. Sun
day is cOnvalescing from a severe ILL
ness resulting from an attack of pneu
monia.
Rumors generally current Saturday
that Geo. r. Wilbur and wife had both
been seriously injured in an automobile
accident on the Highway the night be-
fore were without foundation. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur, motoring to Portland,
did figure in an accident when their car
skidded into a bank near Cascade
Locks. Leaving their machine the two
continued their journey by motor bus.
You are vitally interested in Oregon
having port equal to any port on the
Pacific coast Initiative measure No.
80 on the ballot to be voted in No
vember will provide Oregon with such
a port. The cost will be borne by the
people of the Port of Portland. but all
of the state must vote on it. Vote
80 YES on the ballot on November
Paid adv.
Just back from Portland, where he
and his wife visited their daughter,
Mrs. Snow, C. G. Lennon grows sar-
castle IN a discussion of the apple mar
ket. 81 find the apple game fine, "
says Mr. Lennon. $50 far as the dear
public is concerned. On visit to the
markets | observed that green Ben
Davis were selling as Kings at four
pounds for Is cents. Other varieties
were bringing $3.50 per box for poor
C-grade.
w. H. Goodenough former Oak Grove
resident has filed suit in Portland
against G. d. Bruun for 500, 600. The
suit arises over complications arising
out of a contract by which Mr.. Good
enough says he was to become connect
ed with the Astoria Pulp e. Paper Co.
at monthly salary of $500 and to re
ceive SO, 900 in treasury stock. He
alleges that he was formerly superin-
tendent of the willamette Paper
Co. at salary of $400 monthly, but
was induced to change his position by
made by Mr.. Brunn.