The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-13

Albert Meier. West Side orchafdiet.
+ a1d hls wife. after securing passports,
have left for their old home ai Berg.
helm, Switzerland They will spend
three months abroad.
W. W. Mason. formerly lacal build.
er. who left for Mansfield in 1913.
was here last week looking after proD-
erty interests. Mr.. Mason declares
that Hood River has made great
progress since he was here.
1--WE are all very well and doing
nicely in Hoosier town." writes Aug
ust Deschler, former Oak Grove orch
ardist. who moved with his family to
Indianapolis, his old home, last year,
in renewing his Glacier subscription.
For Sale-First class power spray out
fit consisting OF Mitchell engine. Myers
pump and 10 gal. tank mounted on
steel truck, complete with nozzles and
gun, for 500 90 delivered to Hood River
depot. j d. Bergen, Hillsboro, Ore.
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Floyd Wright and Charles Watts, af-
ter battle Of more than an hour
Thursday. landed the largest sturgeon
caught mere in 10 years. The fish,
caught in salmon drift net, weighed
4l2 pounds. 1t was sold to the o. G.
Hughes market.
Mrs. Lillian X. Collins. Of Kenosha.
Wis. spent the week end visiting her
brother and sister-in-aw. Mr.. and
Mrs f. A. Kincaid Mrs. Collins is
on her way to California to visit the
studios. She owns and controls three
picture shows in her home town.
Mrs. A. G. Lewis spent Sunday at
the University of Oregon with her
daughter, Miss Jessie, and to partIci-
pate in Mothers Day celebration.
About 100 mothers were present.
Mothers Day will be observed annu-
ally hereafter at the University.
Irving S. Jones, here. from White
Salmon Saturday on business. reports
that his section will have a record
strawberry crop this season. First
of sfruit are expected the
first week of June. according to the
visiting Orchardist.
c. e. Green had narrow escape
when the steering gear Of his automo-
bile became deranged Tuesday. The
car became unmanageable and went
into a ditch on the East Side. Both
front wheels were crushed but Mr..
Green escaped injury.
Chas. Watts, who is associated with
FLOYD Wright in salmon fishing. lost
day night while cranking the engine of
a fishing boat. The engine backfired.
catching his hand in the machinery.
The finger was almost torn out.
II. Gross, the Third street second
hand man. has entered the washing
business. Mr.. Gross last |
week took the agency for the Wayne
machine. He will sell his first ma d.
chine at a bargain price of $75. After |
that the Waynes will be sold for 500
each.
Mrs. c. O. Huelat entertained the
former Salem women last |
week in honor of Mrs. Geo. II. Bur |
nett, here tor the week from Salem. :
Mrs. II. +. Coshow, Mrs. Chas. Fuller.
Mrs. J. ID. McCully, Miss Eulah Me
Gully. Mrs. G. 7. Roberts, Mrs. G. A.
Molden, Mrs J. l.. Carter and Mrs o.
J. Shirley.
Phil Parrott, for a number of years
n charge of one of the refrigeration
plants of the Apple Growers Associa
ion, has purchased a l0-acre portion
# an orchard place belonging to his
ather. A. c. ParrOtt. at Parkdale.
lie and his family will move to Park
Tale Immediately to take charge of the
,lace.
J. X. Forden received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death of his |
lister. Mrs. S. S. Bogardus. at her
lome in Terre Haute, Ind. Her hus-
,dnd is professor of ma athematics in
he state normal school there. As
'rof. and Mrs. Bogardus were plan
ing on coming to Hood River for a
.isit next month the news of the lat
er's death came as a severe shock.
Having served as Deputy Secretary i
f State for more than eight years
ast, Sam A. Kozer, Republican can
idate for Secretary of State. is in a
,Osition to make good his promise TO
he people that he will insist on the
trictest economy in the administration
f state affairs. Give him your vote.
Paid adv.
A sacred concert will be given at
Asburv Methodist church SUNDAY even
ng at 8 o'clock, when the following
rogram will be rendered: Anthem,
hoir: Mrs. II. 6. Cooper. solo; duet,
irs. j. Il. Smithson and Mrs Geo. G.
iladden: solo. S. G. Oxborrow: read
1g. Mrs. H. l.. Murphy: solo, Mrs.
I'm. Metcalf: anthem. choir: reading,
Ifs. j. r. Ferguson: solo, Miss Gladis
.eavis: solo, Miss Florence Brosiu5.
free will offering will be taken for
he benefit Of the music department.
Baby Grand Chevrolet For Sac. 1919
Iodel, d iven only 1900 miles, fine con
ition. Price 1915. Bennett Bros. m25tl