The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-27

E. s. Colby has purchased a Lexing
Auto Co.
>. + Tbompson, Of Parkdale. was
/ mere Iuesday to receive a Dodge tour.
ing car from Bennett Brothers.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hicks, who has been in
California for an extended visit with
friends and relatives, has returned
home.
Mrs. William Bailey is recovering
ltom an operation at the Cottage hos
pltal Monday for removal Of her ton
sis
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Gordon. who have
been residing on the Heights. left on
tuesday for Brooklyn. N. Y, to make
| their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Slade left the
hrst OF the week for Husun. where
they Will spend the summer on their
orchard place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Haynes, William
Mcconnell, Mrs. Fisher and son. Bob
be, all Of Portland, were recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ramsey.
j. F. Thompson was down from
Parkdale Saturday. bringing the cleo
tion returns. Robert Leasure brought
the Mt. Hood returns down.
After June /, the partnership of Or.
N. Plyler and Dr. +. +. Miller will
cease. After that date DR.. Ply ler will
be located in the Eliot building.
The Woman,s Union of the Riverside
church will hold Its regular monthly
meeting at the church parlors at 2 80
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. W. K. Frck, of Milwaukee,
Wis, arrived last week to spend the
summer here with her daughter, Mrs.
). 4. Oxborrow, and family.
A. E. Peck, president of the new
Peoples Bank, of Portland, was here
the latter part of last week visiting II.
T. Allen and family.
Mrs. A. K. Stranahan was in The
Dalles Monday to visit an uncle, T. A.
Fowler, Of Rufus, who is i'll at The
DaIes hospital.
Gilbert Edgington was in The Dalles
Monday collecting a string of horses to
be used soon on Boy Scout expedition
from Portland into the forests.
More than 100 were present last
Thursday for the Odd Fellows home
coming celebration. An excellent lunch
con was served.
Mrs. w. d. Chandler, after spending
the week end in Portland with her hus-
band, proceeded to points in Washing
ton 10 visit her parents and friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Doelman, of Portland,
who were here last week guests of Mr.. !
and Mrs. l.. b. Kruse, have decided to |
return to Hood River to make their
home.
Mrs. l.. Davies, of Tacoma, arrived
Monday for a visit with II. S. George |
and son. Ira w. George She was
aiken for tour of the valley and to
Mount Hood Lodge.
w. b. Dickerson, who had been in
Portland to consult a specialist, re-
urned home Saturday over the High
way. He is suffering from throat
rouble.
Mrs. +. A. Baker, accompanied by
ler daughter and granddaughter, whom
he has been visiting in Honolulu, is
to arrive here soon to join
ir. Baker on the ranch.
Miss Eta Wrenn, teacher at the Pine
irove school. after a visit here with
lrs. |, ID. Parklns, spent Saturday at
losier visiting Judge Wilson and fam
Iy.
George Batchelder. a member of the
taft of the Title Trust Go. in New
'ork City, arrived home last week for
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
. f. Batchelder.
The Eliott-Oyerand Co. last week
old cars to the following: Clarence
acker, of Odell; c. G.. Dixon, of
lhite Salmon, and Sanford & Jensen,
Bingen, two.
Man and wife with four children
ould like place with large fruit grow
r, all season; also place to live.
rite Oscar Bowden, 7945 Thurman :
rect, Portland, Ore. Jn3
Mrs. J. P. Snyder. of the Fir district {
as brought to the Cottage hospital ,
st week suffering with broken hip. {
he slipped and fell as she started to {
ng the ranch dinner bell.
d. /. Stone. who recently returned
ON Santa Ana, Calf. after a visit I
ith the family of j. c. Simonton, at I
eaverton, has returned here to look !
ter property interests. I
See "The Truth" played by the SEN I
r class Of 0dell high school at the I
.ange hall Odell Wednesday evening, /
me 2. General admission 25c; re- t
rived seats. 35c.
When you want your clothes pressed /
ld cleaned by the most sanitary b
ethod with a Hoffman steam presser, s
lcphone J. C. Meyer, No. 1924. and he T
i'll send for them. .i22f