The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-25


The Women's Union of the Riverside
church will hold the regular meeting
: at the church parlors tomorrow after
. noon at 3 30 O'Clock.
The wedding of Miss Leila Reed and
Lloyd A. Heinz will. occur today at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ?. A. Reed.
W. r. Hoover. who has been here
looking after the apple harvest on his
West Side place, has returned TO Port
land.
Chester B. Johnson, of Chicago, has
arrived to spend the winter with his
aunt. Mrs. M. l.. Tucker, at lei Cor
regidor in the Upper Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilbur and Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn b. Shoemaker motored
down for the Portland stock show last
week.
j. B. Slocom, of Spokane. will be
here today to spend Thanksgiving with
the family of his brother, Geo. l. Slo-
com.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lambert and G.
Irelllnger arrived here from Oregon
City the first of the week seeking To-
cation.
Truck Owners Attention. We are
giving discount Of 25 per cent on our
stock Of Presto-lte tanks. Bennett
Brothers. Milf
When you want your clothes pressed
and cleaned by the most sanitary
method with a Hoffman steam presser,
telephone j. c. Meyer, No. 1924, and he
will send for them. i22tf
Apples Wanted Write Bragg, 2l5
Washington St, Portland. When YOU
have apples and potatoes ready to sell
ship, will buy or sell for you. n25
The Hood River Spray Co. has taken
the agency for the Dupont Powder Co.
1t is expected. the spray men say, that
a fair lot of clearing activity will de-
velop this winter.
Union Thanksgiving services will be |
conducted today at Riverside church. |
Rev. W. H. Boldly will deliver the ad-
dress. A special musical program will
be provided.
Your $1OO stock or bond is only
worth $50 to $50, while diamond |
bought at the same time of Laraway is
worth $l20 or more, and the diamond is
still increasing in value.
DR.. and Mrs. f. |. Brown, of Chi
cago. are here visiting their daughter,
Mrs. C. F. Johnson and husband, and
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamann, old
friends.
H. B. Heller, now a resident of Los
Angeles, accompanied by his friend, sc.
K. White, automobile man of Detroit,
has been here the past week looking
after his West Side orchard place.
Accompanied by Miss E. B. Park,
Miss Bessie Henry has left for Colo
RADIO Springs to look after business.
Later she will go to southern Caifor-
MA for the winter.
Culver K. Osgood was up from Port
and the first Of the week on business.
His mother, Mrs. Clara Osgood, and
sister, Miss Clara M. Osgood, he states,
are visiting in Chicago at present.
Mrs Chas. Rathbun was in Portland
asst week to be with her friend, Mrs.
lanes King, whose little son, Billy, {
lged six, was recently run down by an
suffering fractured skull. S
The ticket sale campaign of Boy
scouts for the chautauqua festival will {
,e limited to next Tuesday and Wednes-
lay. Buy when the Boy Scouts call on I
'ou and thus help them in worthy {
ause.
One of a team of horses belonging to t
leo. w. Howard was seriously injured {
tuesday morning at the corner of '
Ninth street and Cascade avenue when
n automobile, driven by E. E. Gays. !
Ollided with the team.
If you stores your car this winter '
axe your battery to the Columbia Ser 4
ice station and have your name paint
d on it to insure getting your own I
artery back in the spring in good |
hape.
Laraway tells us not to think that d
ecause automobiles, clothing and
ther lines that have been overcharg h
lg have all of a sudden started to re- v
uce, that diamonds are going to come p
own also. The supply is decreasing n
nd the demand increasing. r
The Upper Valley apple harvesters n
Celebrated the close of the season Fri a
ay with a dinner in the community s.
acking hall. Eric Gordon was chef in e
large of the Tepast. The packing s.
eason has been one of the most sue
essful in the history of the district. f
Universal praise is heard in the com n
rents on the Portland stock show last G.
eek. at was the greatest event of "
s kind that have ever seen, SAYS +
eslie Butler who returned Thursday il
lght from Portland. Fordham b. Il
imball, who returned the latter part Il
f the week. urged all his friends not Il
, miss the event. Fl
Friends of the young couple have 81
lst received news of the announcement Il
the engagement of Miss lla Nichols G.
I'd Virgil Cameron. University of Or II
yon students. Miss Nichols is the W
lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mich a,
S. Mr.. Cameron is the son of Mr.. al
I'd Mrs. Mark Cameron. The en-
lgement was announced last week at az
e close of home coming celebration vi
Eugene. Four other couples at the al
announced their engage al
ent at the same time. III
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