The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15


Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Young, % Van.
couver. we're here last week visiting
Mrs. Young's son, A. S. kolstad, anC
family. Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Hays, OF
Portland, were also here the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kolstad.
Crews of the municipal water system
have been engaged in repairing leaky
service pipe on Oak srteet. The repair
necessitated the removal of the section
of concrete street in front of the First
National Bank.
Warren and Harold Frick, who were
here spending the summer with their
uncle. S. G. Oxborrow. and family, left
last week for eastern Oregon, where
they will participate in the grain har-
vest.
F. w. Rynda, of lie Sueur Center,
Mimi, was here last week visiting his
cousin, +. C. Kolars. MIR. Rynda was
returning home fIom San Francisco,
where be was delegate to the Demo-
cratic national convention.
See the demonstration of Trojan pow
der removing dead apple trees on the
A. !. Mason place, East Side. next
Monday afternoon, beginning at l.3Q
.. m. An expert will be present. Sher-
man j. Frank, local agent.
j. r. Nickesen left yesterday for
Cannon Beach. where he will spend the
week with his family. He was armed
with frying chickens and garden.pro-
duces and assured those who saw him
en- route that he would be able to keep
the wolf from the beach cottage door
tor time at least.
Misses Marie and Pauline Gienger,
of Tillamook, have been visiting the
past few days with Miss Eva Veach.
Miss Veach returned last from Marsh
field, where she had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. ID. l.. Wood, to attend the
funeral of her brother-in law, Frank
w. Dutton.
j. R. Nickelsen thas Just received
letter from his son, DR.. w. ID. Nickel
sen. announcing that he was spending
vacation on trip to Panama. DR..
Nickelsen, now an inferno at the Skin
and Cancer Hospital in New York city.
is making the trip to Panama as ships
surgeon.
Russell Kelley. Canadian Army vet
eran, was here from Parkdale last
week to have surgeon dress finger,
the end of which was cut off in an ac-
cident at the Mt. Hood Milling Com.
pany's plant. The finger end was
sliced off in a recut saw machine.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
a tea on the lawn of Mrs. F. H.. Button
Thursday afternoon, July %. On this
occasion, as the Hindu shawl given the
Corps by Miss Ezma Jones will be sold,
it is expected that much interest will
be aroused. All friends of the Corps
are invited.
w. H. Bendle, in the service depart
ment for the Nash Motor Company,
was at the garage of the Mount Hood
Motor Co. Thursday and Friday of last
week inspecting the cars and trucks of
this popular make which are in use in
the valley. That this service is greatly
appreciated by Nash owners was fully
demonstrated by the interest shown in
MIR. Bendle's visit.
AL Graft and Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Graft ferried over to White Salmon
early Sunday morning to meet the
North Bank train from the east, which
brought their sister, Mrs. Marie Ebert.
from Lake Wales, Fla. Mrs. Ebert is
also sister to julie Graft and Mrs. T.
H. Markley. She will spend the sum-
mer in the valley with her relatives.
Mrs. Kent W. Hughes, wife of Judge
Hughes, of the court of appeals of
Ohio, whose home is in Lima, has ar
rived here for visit with the family
of her brother-in-law. Deputy Sheriff
Hughes. Mrs. Hughes was an alter
nate delegate and an assistant secre
tary on the stage of the Democratic
National convention at San Francisco.
E. A. Evans. official photographer of
the Republican National Convention at
Chicago, is here spending vacation
with his sister. Mrs. A. H. Berry, and
family, of the East Barrett district.
Mr.. Evans, who has taken the pictures
of a number of Republican national
conventions, is heavily interested in
moving picture concern, being an owner !
of the Paramount Company. He is at
the head of a large photograph studio
at Chicago.