The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

j. d. McLucas, of Gateway, arrive,
last week on business and to greet hi
new granddaughter, recently born t
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton McLucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Holmes. of d,
Kalb. ILL.,. spent last week here at tn,
Hotel Oregon. They contemplte locat
ing in the west. They will see tn,
ROUNDUP this week.
Newton Clark, who has been with ;
garage at Forest Grove, WAS here thu
latter part of last week visiting his
mother, Mrs. W. l.. Clark, before re
suming his work at 0. A. c.
Walter S. Hidden, of Portland, has
been here the past week looking over
valley orchard property. MIR. Hidder
was formerly newspaper man in Wis.
consin.
w. H.Weber, of Chicago, has arrived
to spend few weeks looking after his
Mosier property. the East Hood River
Fruit Co. orchard. He makes frequent
business trips here.
Mrs. E. j. Nicholson, who a month
ago accompanied her sister, Mrs. w. l..
Ireland. to Crookston, Mimi, has re-
turned after a visit there with Mr..
Nicholson.
Mrs. Mary Vannet and daughter.
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgman, here on visit
from MedfOrd, spent the week end at
Sunny ybrook farm with Mrs. E. J. Mich
olson.
Mrs. Fordham Kimball has returned
from Portland, where she was visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Gil
man. who left Wednesday of last week
in their private car for New York city.
The Elliott-Overland reports the fol-
lowing sales of Overland As: Chas.
Lott, of Mount Hood NJ. H. Burch, of
OdelI, and E. A. Kincaid. A two.ton
DENLY truck has just been sold to the
Bridal Veil Lumbering Co.
When wind scattered brands from
burning trash heap at the Portland
Garage on the Heights to a woodpile
Monday the building was threatened.
The early arrival of the Volunteer Fire
Department prevented damage.
After a visit of several weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. j. H. McVay, Mrs. j.
H. Kroeger left Saturday to return to
her home at Pittsburgh. The return
trip was made by way of the Canadian
Pacific Railway.
E. F. Allison, of Bellamy, Ala, ac-
companied by his daughter. Miss Kath.
crime Allison, and F.. l.. Richardson,
the latter of Alpena, Mich, has been
here the guest of his brother-in-law. A.
j. Derby. and family.
Our kodak finishing is in charge of
IH E,,so Z
ence. If you are having kodak troubles
ask Don about it, His experience is at
your service with a smile. Slocom q
Garfield Co. iy22f
G. G. Holman will be ready after fish
ing season opens tomorrow to supply
local housewives Will canning salmon.
Drive down to Mitchells Point, where
his fishing headquarters are located and
he will sell you fish at the going price
paid fisherman by Gamers. s9tf
Representatives of two prominent
British Isle apple houses have been
mere this week seeking shipments of
fruit. Sam j. Birch, of London firm,
visited shippers. Alexander Campbell. |
If Glasgow, is seeking local fruit for
Scottish consumption.
County Commissioner Blackman left |
Tuesday for Portland to try and pur-
'hase cement for use on the Odell mar
let road. While away he visited Salem |
for inspection of caterpillar tractor |
hat is being offered the county by the |
federal government.
M. p. Warren, who was formerly in |
'harge of the clerical department of |
Dan Wuile d Co., left Tuesday for |
Redmond, where he has purchased a |
ire shop. Mrs. Warren and little |
laughter will leave for Redmond in the |
leXt two weeks.
f. W. Woolley district manager of
he Oregon Life Insurance CO., was
ere last week on business. K. N.
strong, manager of agencies, was up
rom Portland, having made the trip
yer the Highway. accompanied by
1Is. Strong.
Do not forget the auction exchange
t the old Hunt warehouse, just across
Columbia street from the Tum Alum
lmber yards, next Saturday. l.. S.
senberg will be the auctioneer and H.
ross will sell any article you may
ave to dispose of.
B. +. Moses ran too close to the edge
f the Highway near Cascade Locks
unday, and his Ford entered a ditch
our feet deep. Mr.. Moses halted fell
wv motorists until the crowd was large
nough to lift the car back in the road.
en- men easily lifted the light ma
hine to the right-of-way.
Supt. Cannon states that members of
ne high school student body who op.
rated booths for the sale of candy and
BOD stuffs during the county fair re-
ort a gross return of $7l5. The stu.
ents cleared more than $500, a fund to