The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-16

George Tams. of Bingen. who is il
at the Cottage hopsital, is reported al
g somewhat improved.
When you go to Methodist cafeteris
dinner you know you'll get what you
4 pay for. Another will be served at
r the church Saturday noon. Don't
miss it.
, Mrs. H. d. Steele returned from the
east Saturday. She visited her brother,
l.. A. Bailer, sales manager for Swift
4 Co. at Chicago; also relatives and
friends at her old home, Cleveland and
Akron, o.. and other nearby places.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gould. accom-
panied by their son, Curtis. the latter
en- route to 0. A. c. to resume his
school work, motored to Portland Mon
day, arriving in time to hear Gov. Cox.
DR.. Walter Kresse, who has been in
! Portland, is here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kresse. He will leave
soon for Merrill, near Klamath Falls,
where be will begin practicing.
When you want your clothes pressed
and cleaned by the most sanitary
method with Hoffman steam presser,
telephone J. C. Meyer, No. 1924, and he
will send for them. i22n
Bennett Brothers report the follow
ing sales: Dodge touring cars to VIII
Sheppard, j. R. Dunn, Cascade Locks,
G. Il. and A. c. Johnson and Jennings
Garage, White Salmon. A Chandler
Dispatch was sold to w. j. Carter.
Our kodak finishing is in charge of
Mr.. Donnerberg a fnisher of expert !
ence If you are having kodak trou bles |
ask Don about it, His experience is at
your service with a smile. Slocom q |
Garfield Co. iy22u |
The altitude is higher up here but our
prices are not. The finest and most diff
ticuit work will be done for you at the
Heights JeWelry Store. Mr. Dreske is
at the head OF our repair, stone setting
and ring department. iy22tf
Theodore Haas is in Klamath Falls
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bert IgI,
and husband. Mr.. Haas journeyed to
Portland by train, joining Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn LoTenz on a motor journey
south. Mr.. Lorenz and Mr.. Igl are
business partners.
George Hartman, of Portland, former
friend of the local family in Minneapo-
lis, has been here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Haas He plans on locating
here. Miss Marie Bruner, of Eau
Claire, Wis, has been here the guest
Of Mr.. Haas and family.
Miss Grace David of Superior, Wis,
after a visit here with her sister, Miss
Edna David, and her aunt, Mrs. A. E.
Noolpert, has left for Eugene, where :
ihe will teach in the schools this year.
rhe local sister is a member of the
Hood River high school faculty.
Mrs. Banks Mortimer has sold tract
# 81 acres at the west edge Of the city
o F. w. Chindlund. Mr.. Chindlund >
,lans on erecting temporary dwelling \
lace. He contemplates the construc- i
ion of a commodius home later, he d
ays. !
Col and Mrs. Alex s. Labold, of !.
after spending the summer h
1ith Mark A. Mayer at the latter q
1osier orchard place, left last Thurs
ay for a visit in southern California
efore resuming the journey east. Col. U
nd Mrs. Labold were taken to Port " "
and by automobile over the Highway. "
Many motorists will be able to clear - =,
p hazy ideas in regard to the moving ~,
arts of an automobile by visiting the h,
xhibit of the Mount Hood Motor Com ",
any at the county fair. This com al
any will have on exhibition chassis 10
stock Nash Six from which such h,
arts have been removed as to show rf
le different parts working. n
c. c. Holman will be ready after fish er
g season opens tomorrow to supply "a
cal housewives will canning salmon. to
rive down to Mitchells Point, where
IS fishing headquarters are located and
2 will sell you fish at the going price
I'D fisherman by Gamers. s9tf
Fifty-ninth Annual Oregon State Fair, Bl
lem, September q to October q be
lendid agricultural, livestock and in no
lstrial exhibits, a superb hOrseshow, un
cellent races, high class amusements, fo
greater and better than ever before. tn
II. Lea, Secretary, Salem. s23 ga
Rev. &. L. Kelly, of independence,
o., is spending a few days with H. ha
Chapman. While here he called at wi
Jewelry Store and displayed pa
watch he had purchased in 1873 and
lich he has carried ever since. Rev.
ely will not dispose of it for a later
,del, as he would not expect to get To
good time keeper. 1t is marked Fa
F. Laraway, Glenwood. Ia, and le
Is adjusted by Mr.. Laraway. st;