The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-15

Mrs. Geo. I. Slocom. who has beer
IN Portland recovering from "A mastoiC
operation. returned home. the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. G. A. Molden, after a viist il
Portland. with Mrs ID. G.. Cruikshank
and other friends and relatives, has re.
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Ramsey, who
spent the winter in California, have
returned home. oThey drove all the
way north in a new Peerless touring
car just purchased by Mr.. Ramsey.
This is positively the last call for
your old papers and magazines. Hurry
and get them in right away, as | will
soon discontinue buying this product.
II. Gross. phone 1918.
A number of local people were in
Cascade Locks Saturday night to at
tend dance given by their employees
in honor of G. L. Kibbee and A. d.
Kern.
S. Tomihiro. formerly an official of
the Oregon Japanese Association, was
here Monday visiting M. Yasui. Mr..
Tomihiro is now a representative of
the American Produce Co.
This is positively the last call for
your old papers and magazines. Hurry
and get them in right away, as | will
soon discontinue buying this product.
II. Gross, phone 1918.
Next Thursday afternoon. April %,
members of the Woman's Relief Corps
will be hostesses at silver tea at the
home OF Mrs. V. r. Abraham on Cas-
cade avenue. All friends of the Corps
are invited to attend.
E. A. Baker arrived LASH week from
Sioux City, Ia. to take charge of the
West Side orchard place owned by him
and W. w. Hardinger, of Portland.
Mr.. Baker has been engaged in Che
mercantile business for the past four
years. Mrs. Baker, who is visiting her
daughter, now a resident of Honolulu,
is expected to join Mr.. Baker soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Swope have
moved from the GLADDEN. house on CO.
lumbia street to the Homewood resi-
dence. The latter was vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. PETER. who have
moved to the W. B. Mcclure home on
Cascade avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man W. Mays, who lived in the Nc
Guire house, have moved to the Reeves
house on Durham avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Woolhart was called to
Albany last week because of the death
of her niece, Mrs. Walter Smith, whose
funeral was held Friday. Mrs. Smith
had visited Hood River and had many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Laraway have
received letter from their son. Thurs
ton Laraway, student at the IT, of o.
school in Portland, announcing his ini-
tiation into the Alpha Kappa Kappa
medical fraternity. He was the only
freshman in class of 60 making the
national fraternity.
F. r. Austen, pioneer orchardist of
the Frankton district, was here Mon
day to have a tooth pulled He says
he celebrated his 68th birthday Satur-
day trying to soothe the pain of vic
lent toothache.
T. A. Reavis and Truman Loving, as
a result of an automobile being parked
too far in the street just north of the
of Oak and Fourth streets,
While both cars were badly damaged
nobody was hurt.
The Mothers-in- Council Department
of the Woman's Union of Riverside
church will hold meeting in the par
lors of the church Friday afternoon at
3. 90. Questions of vital interest to
mothers will be discussed. All women
are invited.
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
3764. a29