The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-02

Master Edward Tyrrell, of Steven
son, who is recovering from fractured
leg, sustained last summer when he
fell out of a tree. has been here visit
ing friends and relatives.
j. M. Wells, of Seattle, president OF
the Pacific Coast Coal Co., was here
last week visiting his son, Walter
Wells, kodak man at the Kresse Drug
Co.
H. W. Whitley and family, accom-
panied by the Stouffer family and
Jiggs. the Whitelysdog. left last week
by automobile for Santa Ana, Cal, 4,
where they will spend the winter.
A. C. Holmes, formerly of Victoria.
B. c., who recently purchased from
Ray Bailey the latter's blacksmith
shop at Mosier, was here last week on
business.
j. E. Yonish, who has been visiting
his brother at Moiser, was here last
week preparatory to leaving for Cabin
Creek, Mont, where he will spend the
winter.
An X-ray examination of the iniur-
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storff, has revealed that he has a frac-
tured hip and two broken ribs. His
condition, however, is declared very
good.
Bankers, dentists, lawyers, physi-
clans, clergymen and merchants will
meet at the Commercial club at 7.30
Tuesday night to complete organiza
tion of league to participate in bowl
ing on the new Blue Diamond alleys.
w. F. Laraway has been busy the
past several days setting beautiful
diamond in the new white gold setting.
Such work is delicate. but the results
are very appealing. The white gold
very much resembles platinum.
Anthony H. Euwer and his bride,
formerly Miss Ruth Page Ferguson,
at Mclsaac's hall at Parkdale
Monday. The proceeds of the enter
tainment were given to the Parkdale
Health and Library associations.
R. M. Scheid, manager of the New
York Engraving Co., an advertising
who with Mrs. Scheid is tour
ing the Pacific coast states on a bust !
ness and pleasure trip. spent the
Thanksgiving vacation in Hood River.
Rev. Frank E. Russell, pastor of the
First Christian church for the past |
several months, has rendered his resig- |
ration. He has accepted a call tosthe |
Christian church at Athena. He and |
lis family will leave at once for the
leW location.
N. Burke, sheriff of Phillipsburg,
IA ont bod baon ooIIad to DortIopA !
or returning a prisoner to the Mon
ana citv, stopped here last week for
,isit with his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Haviland.
August Won Hacht, who has been en-.
-aged as an electrician here. will leave
his week for Portland, where he will
axe up special electrical study under
he soldiers vocational bill. Mrs. Won
Iacht accompanies her husband. She
viii take a business course. The Won
Iachts will live at the Cromwell apart
nents.
A truck driven by Charles Warner
olided with tn automobile of d. l..
ierson. standing in front of his home
n State street Tuesday evening. The
ar was severely banged up. In back
lB away II Jill Vic WICNhd NIL w dl- |
er backed the truck down over the
ank of the street.
j. w. Critics will join A. M. Cannon I
nd l.. b. Gibson Saturday in attend
lg the Oregon convention on educa-
on. The following topics will be dis
used: can Available Supply of
Teachers" s"Relations of
ducation to Wealth" and Revenue,
Matter of Statesmanship."
Having sold their ranch at Gateway,
-r. and Mrs. j. ID. McLucas have
owed to White Salmon. They expect
return to Hood River to make their I
)me as soon as they can secure a
1use. If necessary Mr.. McLucas will
Iild new home here. he says. :
Otto T. Wedemeyer, whose mellow {
lritone voice has won him much local +
imiration, will sing the role of "Don
arlo" in the opera, 'The Force of
estiny," which will be presented at
e Portland auditorium by the Port
nd Opera Association the nights of
ecember 3 and A. +
Earl Franz has assumed management n
the Hood River Garage, succeeding D
G. Barklage. The latter will re- u
me his duty as travelling salesman
r Marshall Wells Co., from which he n
tired the first of the year on enter f,
e the garage business with E. A. p
-anZ.
w. j. (Wee) Coyle, of Seattle, lieu a
nant governor-elect of Washington, L
ceived a box of selected Hood River l
piles from his overseas comrade, Geo. N
Davis. On the corner of the apple II
X Mr.. Davis, associated with broth
5 in an Odell orchard place. wrote
from one of your star TRUSTEES at La
rte Bernard.
and professional men have hi
gun the organization of a bowling a
sgue and a team from its members te
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