The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-16

spend the holidays with friends and
: relatives. During the absence of Mr..
| Stanton his duties will be assumed by
Leroy Childs.
: l.. f. Ireland left last week for Pas
adena, Cal. to spend the holidays with
his family, who reside in the south
during the winter months. While away
Mr. Ireland will visit the San Francis
co and Los Angeles markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheets, of
Portland, were here last week visiting
Mrs. Sheets sister, Mrs. j. r. Nickel
sen. and family. They came up the
Saturday before to attend the ID. O.
K. K. ceremonial.
E. l.. McClain, with his wife and son.
has Just returned from an extended
visit in the east, middle west and
south, to Portland for the holidays.
He was here the first of the week on
business.
f. A. Olmstead left Monday for
Spokane to attend the annual meeting
of the Washington State Horticultural
Society. Mr.. Olmstead was recently
at Eugene to attend the annual session
of the Oregon society there.
Joe Winchell, son of V. Winchell, ar
rived home Saturday from Mare Island
navy yard, having just received his
| discharge following a fouryear ser
vice. Mr.. Winchell served insthe Phil
ippines and Guam.
N. C. Granish has just purchased an
elevator and other machinery and wa
ter pipe from the Apple Growers AS
sociation The material was discarded
as result of recent improvement in
storage plants.
Mrs Ada Russell, accompanied by
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Russell, and
her little daughter, Lois. was here last
week visiting her mother Mrs. Mary
Fisher. The party left Friday for Ell
gin, where Mrs. Russell will make her
home with her mother-in-law.
Leroy Child left Monday for Spo.
kane to attend the annual session of
the Washington horticultural society.
Mr.. Chlds delivered an address on
''The Life History and Control of the
Leaf Roller" This pest it is said is
especially active in eastern Washington
fruit districts.
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Murphy motored
to Portland Sunday. DR.. Murphy will
attend dental clinic there for a week,
while Mrs. Murphy will go to Mime
apolis for an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Packard.
Dean Ireland, son of L. E. Ireland,
is a member of a new organization
formed by University of Oregon stu.
dents engaged in issuing college publi-
cations, who have applied for a charter
in the Hammer and Coffin Society.
P. L. Manser left Friday for Berke
ley. Calf, where he will spend the
holidays with r. V. Wright, formerly
in charge of the Smith-Hughes agricul-
tural work at the high school, but who
is now in charge of extension work at
the University of California.
B. l.. Yost, Portland lumberman,
was here last week visiting at the
Odell home of Dane Kemp. While
here Mr.. Yost, formerly lieutenant of
a forestry company engaged in France,
called on his former buddy, Van W
GLADDEN..
Mrs. Nancy Mcdonald received a let
ter Monday from San Francisco, an
nouncing the birth there last Friday of
a daughter to Lieut.. and Mrs. G. J..
Schetky. Lieut.. Schetky is stationed at
San Francisco aboard the u. S. S. |
Boston, Mrs. Schetky is daughter of
Mrs. Mcdonald. The little girl has |
been named Nancy Jane.
Mrs. Crawford Lennon, who under
went a major Opration for goitre at the |
Good Samaritan hospital, Portland, is
making an encouraging recovery. She
will complete her conValescence at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
haf to har
home at Medford.
The way folks talk about US: "Say,
John, do you know | just can't eat
nothin', my digestion is so bad"
That's the way | was three weeks
ago Come and take lunch with me at
the Electric Kitchen, where the grub
is cooked so good. Then we will bowl
a game or two. You don't need any
digestion after meal there, it will
digest itself.
En- route to Portland from the ma
tional forest on the survey of the
Mount Hood Loop road where they
have been plating two sections for
use as summer homesites for campers,
a party of surveyors was here last
week. The men report that snow has
already reached depth that makes
difficult at the high altitude.
Chas. B. Hall. vice president of the
DEVELOPMENT Co., which
plans the reclamation of a large body
Of land in the Washington district, was I
here recently visiting G. A. Molden
and wife. Mr.. Hall believes that the {
project will make considerable prog
ress in the near future, as eastern in
yestOrs have hepn interested
A lady and her husband were at Lar !
away's the other day, the wife having
4 pair of new glasses fitted. With the ,,
new lenses placed, she looked about /.
The husband, thinking
a little wit apropos the occasion, said
10 the wife: MARY, if | had known '
never have married you." Quick as a !
lim. replied: "And, sir, if | had had .
.hese glases you would never have had
4 chance"
Mrs. J. X. Carson has just received :
letter from her sister. Miss Lucille :
Johnson, who announces a thrilling ad- ,
,enture when she was halted by a rob
ler Tuesday evening of last week. The
lighwayman slipped up behind Miss
Johnson when she was but a short dis
ance from home. He clipped the q.
.hain of a silver mesh bag which she :
vas carrying and then telling her with 4
blow fled. Fortunately she was not :
INJURED. Her loss, in addition to the 1
lag. amounted to only few dollars. r
Harry Cash. who for four years has I
aught in the Philippines, saws that il {
S now much more difficult to get out /
f the United States than when he left I
or his work in the Islands. Mr.. Cash,
While home on furlough from his Ori-
ntal work. recently accepted a posi-
ion in Chile where a corps Of American
eachers will reconstruct the system Of %
duration. He originally planned 10 !,