The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-12

I l. y. SANFORD ana FAMILY motored uL
l from Portland Friday for visit on his
ranch and at Mrs. Howe's Cottage
Farm.
Mrs. Laura Clapp and daughter. Miss
Charlett, have been at Camas. Wash.
spending a week with Mr.. Clapp son,
Harry Clapp, and family
Mrs. w. j. Platts, of Perdo Miguel.
Panama Canal zone, is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Cash, on the
Heights, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. An
derson. of Pine Grove.
Miss Flora Gatchell and niece. Geral-
idne Register, are spending a few davs
at Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Cash's and at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Phillips.
Lost Sunday. August /. small hand
bag containing lady's articles, between
Mount Hood Lodge and Hood River.
Address j. Ketchum, 268 Ivy St., Port
land. Ore, for reward. aug 19
A snap if bought at once-l9l9 Oak.
land 5-passenger touring car. Two
bumpers, spotlight, and driven only
3700 miles. Inquire of Hood River
Garage.
Phone 1861 if it is too far to walk, we
will be glad to call for your work and
quote prices to you Thank you
Heights Jewelry store. Dreske 4 Son,
jewelers.. jy22tf
Park Grange will give an ice cream
social and dance at Rockford Hall, Fri
day evening, Aug. 20. Good music bv
three-piece orchestra. Everybody well
come. ale
Mr.. and Mrs. |. T. Wolcott, of Port
land, motored over the Highway Satur-
day and spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Anderson, of Pine
Grove. Mr.. Walcott is an auditor for
the u. S. Shipping Board in Portland.
Jesse Davidson left Saturday for
visit at his old home, Centerburg, o.
He was accompanied as far as Chicago
by his nephew, H. f. Davidson, who is
attending the International Apple
Shippers convention there.
w. F. Laraway's jewelry store is one
of the busiest places in all Hood River. !
For workmanship. quality or price, Mr.. |
Laraway offers to match any jewery |
store of any city, large or small, in the |
United States.
Misses Vica Hill and Gertrude Beers.
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Andrews.
left Tor home last week. Mr.. Andrews
motored down to Portland Friday with
his guests that they might see the
Highway.
G. 0. Hubble. who has been engaged
here in relief of w. O. Higman, day
at the O.-W. r. & N. sta
tion, has left for CosmopoIis. Chas.
Bridges. who is connected with the
Cosmopols office, was here last week
on his way to fish in the Deschutes.
W. j. A. Baker, will walk on crutch
es for about two months as result of a
recent fall from box car. Mr.. Bak
er, member of the warehouse force of
the Apple Growers Association, was
thrown from the car during switching
operations, alighting on his left foot.
in his ankle were badly
torn.
Miss Pearl Kaesser left last week
for Bull. Ida, where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hurst.
En- route home she will stop at Cald-
we'll for a visit with her uncle, C. j.
Nurtz. and family. Before leaving :
Miss Kaesser was honor guest at
party given by her mother for num-
Der of young people of the city.
E. k. Claxton and family, just back
rom a tour of Oregon beach resorts, I
ieclare all roads good except from
TilIamook to Astoria. Stretches of t
his highway, according to Mr.. Clax- {
on, are disagreeable because of newly !
pread crushed rock. The last day the '
'arty toured continuously for Is hours,
rriving here at 4 a. m.
Anthony H. Euwer, who has been
bsent from Hood River since the great
var touched America, having been
broad IN war work, has arrived here
o spend the summer on the Upper
ALLEY ranch of his brother, Eugene c
,uwer. Accompanied by his brother
nd mother, Mr.. Euwer is Just back 4
rom a visit at the Oregon beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Braakman have
eturned from motor trip to Seattle. /
here they visited Mrs. Braakman's
ister, Mrs. Edward Baell, and family
Tho will leave soon for England, where
Ir. Baell has been called on business.
lr. BRAKEMAN declares the roads be-
Ween Kelso and Castle Rock are hard
} negotiate.
En- route home from tour of scenic
oints along the Canadian Pacific line,
Ir. and Mrs. E. A. Cooper have ar
we'd here for visit with Mr.. Cooper's
ID school friend and former Iowa
aighbor. M. M. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
ooper, who now reside at Covena,
alif., are enraptured with the scenic
.tractions of the d-Columbia dis
let.
City mail delivery is on a cash basis 4
lis week AT least that is the way
he postoffice characterizes the situa-
on. Three brothers. Ashley B.. Bur 4
Ugh and Harry Cash are delivering
tiers and packages. The first named &
a regular carrier. His two brothers 4
e substituting for other members, Z
60. Howe and VIM. Bailey, who are .
liking their vacations
II. C. Detz, a recent visitor to the
va cave country in the Trout Lake
strict, played joke on himself. Mr..
ietz carried his big camera along to
cure some special pictures of the
enic and unique spots. On arrival at
stination he discovered that the lens
ID been left at home. He took some
ie pictures, however, with a small
mera.
Word has been received from Miss
srtha Norton, daughter of J. r. Nor
n, who has been spending a vacation
a Girls Campfire camp in the Wis
nsin lake district, that she rescued
% companions from drowning while
the outing. A Campfire medal was
,arded MISS Norton, who is expected
me this week. While away the
ung woman visited relatives in Min
apolis.
Il regret exceedingly to leave Hood
yer, " declared A. J. Graham We'd n,
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