The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-08

Miss Elda Jackson is now in charge
of the books at the Franz store. Mrs.
Walter Ford, former bookkeeper there.
is now in charge of the Mount Hood
Meat Co. accounts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Kingsley spent
Easter here visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Medford Reed and husband. The
journey was made by automobile over
the Highway. @
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Corey
at their home at Seaside. Sunday.
April a, daughter, who has been
christened Betty Mae. Mr.. Corey is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Corey.
The Upper Valley Library Associa-
tion has elected the following officers
for the ensuing yeas: Mrs. II. j. Me-
Isaac, pres. Mrs. A. j. Brunquist,
sec.. and G. NJ. Uptegrove. treas.
Miss Bertha Norton entertained at a
house party during the Easter holidays
at Sonny for the following girl friends :
Misses Marian Butler, Helen Eershner,
Frances Fuller and Irene Fewel.
Mrs. Cora Smith, of Portland. has
had her residence at the corner of
Eighth and Columbia streets thorough
ly remodeled and VIII soon open it as
an apartment house.
Winter Banana apple trees extra
choice. one year, four to six feet, at
reasonable price, quick shipment. Ad-
wise number you can use and address
j. B. Pilkington, Nurseryman. Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eby have re-
turned here from Vancouver, for the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M.
Eby, Mr.. Eby's parents, recently cele-
brated their 60th wedding anniversary
in Portland.
Lister has grated Vrooman Strain
Franquette walnut trees for sale at 824
Cascade. He has Bing and Royal Anne
cherry trees for sale; also Delicious
apple trees. See Lister about all
kinds of nursery stock.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly, who was here
from st, Helen's Hail spending the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fielding S. Kelly. will return
next week to attend the Hill Military
Academy ball.
Diamond repair shop at 1918 Columbia.
Lawn mowers, sewing machines, knives,
shears and saws, umbrellas, all kinds of
light repairing, sharpening and grind
ing, locksmith, Will call by post card
being dropped. Frank Sproule, Tel.
1854. a29
Winter Banana apple trees-extra
choice, one year. four to six, feet at
reasonable price, quick shipment. Ad-
wise number you can use and address
]. B. Pilkington, Nurseryman, Port
land.
w. l.. Parkhurst, of Portland, vet
eran of tthe Canadian overseas forces,
having served for four years, has ar
rived to succeed V. H. Moon in charge
IF the sales department of the Pacific
Power & Light Co. MIR. Moon has been
to the Pendleton office of
he company.
William Aldridge and family have
moved from their home on Cascade
avenue to the Dickinson house, which |
Mr.. Aldridge has leased. He will
hange the name of the place, which |
will be thoroughly overhauled to the
Josy hotel. Frank Middleswart has
eased Mr., Aldridge's Cascade home.
Until further notice | will continue
o buy old newspapers and magazines. |
The market remains open, but is liable |
o close at any time. Therefore advise |
hat you hurry and assemble and deliv-
n what you have. II. Gross, second
Iand man, Tel. 1918.
The Christian and Missionary Alli- I
nee continues to set pace for sub ,
criptions to foreign missionary work. |
n addition to the purchase of lot ad- !
dining the church property. the con-
raised during March 1924 for
oreign missions.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Clarke have just
eceived word that their daughter.
diss Beryl, a student at the Univers-
ty of Washington, has been selected
0 participate in the annual May fete.
,he has also been selectd as one of SO
iris out of 5000 to take part in the
Innual operetta, can Idols Eye.
F. M. Edwards. who recently sold
is 20 acre Central Vale place, has pur-
hased another 20 acres in Willow Flat
rom Charles Kendall, of Fort Worth,
'ex. Eighteen acres of the place are
. nine year old commercial apple
rees. Mr.. Edwards will build a new
esidence and barn on the place.
Mrs. Daniel Widmer, of Ruff, Wash.
writes that for the last year she was
continuously. getting weaker
nd weaker. Every doctor had given
er up. But after taking DR.. Mellen-
hin q Co. treatment she is well
gain and very grateful, hoping that
II the sick may also call on them.
'r. Melenthin & Co. will be in Van
ouver. st. Elmo Hotel, Monday, April
s. Hours 9 a m. to 3 %. M