The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. <. Nicho, Of Port
land, spent the week end here witt
Mrs. Nichols mother. Mrs. j K. Car
son. On the return over the Highway
they were accompanied by Miss Flor
enee Carson, who had been home for g
short visit.
A. Marmettler. a bowling alley ex-
pert from Portland, arrived Tuesday
andsbegan laying six tournament alIevs
/ for the Blue Diamond Alley. The al
leys will soon be ready for a number
of match games already scheduled.
With delegations of members of the
organization present from Mosier and
Cascade Locks the Eastern Star OBJ
served an annual custom Tuesday night
by participation in a chicken pie sup
per. Servings at two tables were re-
quired.
Mrs. II. j. Frederick has as her guest
over the week end Miss Ellen Syming-
ton, of the Travellers Aid work, for
Helena. Mont. Miss Symington and
Mrs. Frederick are old time eastern
friends and had not met for over
period of more than "a years.
A. o. Lindaes, who for number of
years was here with the Stanley Smith
Lumber Co., but who for the past ten
years has resided at SIverton, was in
town last week calling on old friends
Mr.. Lindaes states that he is moving
to Stevenson.
Installation of the latest model "Fair-
banks Is ton Automatic Registering
Truck Scales is completed by the Bridal
Veil LAUNDERING Co. at their yard on
Fourth and Cascade. Duplicate scale
tickets printed automatically eliminate
errors, Your business solicited. o2s
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Butcher will
leave today for San Francisco. The
Pensioners of the Catholic church en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher at a
farewell reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Haas last weak
The popular couple, whose departure
will bringsgeneral regrets, were pre-
sented with a silver service.
Plotting a truck and smaller automo-
bile, the truck loaded with equipment,
W. A. Cauble and II. l.. Cauble passed I
through here Saturday en- route to +
Portland from Prineville. The men,
with crew of 25, have been engaged /
on highway through the Ochoco ma
.lonal forest. Graveling on the new
road, 1T was said. has been completed.
Further maintenance will be paid for
oy Crook county, it was stated.
A peculiar coincidence occurred Sat
lrday. The chimney at the home of
VI. Yasui, on Third street, burned out,
md fire alarm was turned in exactly
It the noon hour, when the fire bell and
electric siren are accustomed to sound
he hour. Until the Warnings were con-
inued people supposed that the bell
md siren were performing their Gus
omary duty.
Initiative measure number 80 on the
allot to be voted in November will 4
i've to Oregon port equal to any port
n the Pacific coast. You are vitally
in the passage of this bill.
t will not increase your taxes. The
ost is borne by the Port of Portland,
ut all Oregon must vote on the meas
re. Vote 80 YES on the ballot No
ember 2. Paid adv.
Everything has changed wonder :
ally in the Hood River valley" says
has. Chandler, who with his wife will :
ave this week to return to their
ONE at Corcoran. Cal, where he has !
esided for the past II years. Mr.. n
handler says Hood River has become !
4 entirely different city, so many are !
le new buildings. The orchards, too,
2 says have made a wonderful devel- +
1ment. Before going south Mr.. and +
r. Chandler. who will arrive home in :
me to vote for Harding, will make a
ur over the Highway. G