The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-22

J.. W. West. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Thlema and two small
sons. left last week for Utah, where
he will spend vacation with relatives.
On the return here he will travel by
way of California.
Bennett Brothers received carload
of Dodge touring cars last week. They
report sales as to the following f. M.
Suver. r. w. Perry, John Baker, |. r.
Acheson, and jennings Il Jensen, of
White Salmon.
f. C. Wittenberg and family have
moved from the Pineo house on Cas-
cade avenue to the Brosius house at
the corner of Oak and Ninth streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert G. McNaEy will
move to the Pineo house.
E. A. Norton, who recently lost a
foot as the result of falling under a
motor truck, is able to be about in a
wheel chair. The foot was SO badly
crushed that several operations were
| necessary.
&. r. Castner left Saturday for Port
land, where he attended a ceremonial
of AL K Kader Shrine Temple. From
Portland he left for Penticton, b. c.,
for visit of several weeks with his
son, j. b. Castner. and family.
A. T. Walker, who has been with the
Hood River Garage for the past three
years, has opened an automobile repair
shop in the old Odell blacksmith shop.
General repairing for all kinds of farm
machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, of Bin
gen. announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Carolyn Johanna, and
James p. Brubaker, local young orch
ardist. The wedding will occur here
Wednesday, April 28.
Judge Stapleton, of the Multnomah
county circuit bench, was here Monday
holding a term of court for Judge VIII.
son. Only minor matters came up for
consideration. Judge Wilson. accom-.
panied by his wife and son, is visiting
an aunt in Ohio.
Geo. p Pemberton and family have
moved from the Tleadwell place in the
Belmont district to the place of Mrs.
H. T. Gilbert. J. H. Day and family,
who have been living at the Belmont
planer, are now occupying the Tread
well home.
Joe Peterson, who made boxes, using
mailing machine, for many local
growers last season, was up from
Portland last week. He states that he
has contract making boxes for the
Libby, Mcneil & Libby Co. at The
Dalles the coming year.
E. j. Marsh. who has been superin-
tendent of the Ford branch factory in
Portland, has arrived to take charge of
the mechanical department of the De
been in charge of the local Ford sshop,
will leave for California for his health.
The Grand Council. r. & S. M. the
annual session of which closed last
week at McMinnevlle, honored the re-
firing Grand Master, j. K. Carson,
with handsome Grand Masters level.
Mr.. Carson, who entered the Masonic
fraternity in Kentucky, has held chairs
in all local Masonic organizations.
Mrs. Thos. D. Scott. who with Mr..
Scott has been here for several weeks
visiting the family of her son, r. E. |
Scott. will leave today for Sioux City,
Ia, for a visit. After apple blossom
time Mr.. Scott will join her and they
will proceed to their indianapolis home.
W. E. Genack. of Portland. has been
here the past week engaged in prepar-
ing data for one of the r. l.. Polk di-
rectories of the city. He states that |
he has secured 100 per cent more sub !
scribers to the directory than in for
mer years. Mrs. Jessie Bishop is en-
gagged in taking a census of the city |
for the new directory.
C. A. Scott and Pat Grow, repre-
senting the Radio pipeless furnace,
nave been here this week establishing
an agency. John Raney will have
.harge of local sales of the furnace.
installations have already been made
at several places here and furnaces, it /
g said. have been sold to j. G.. Porter
and G. A. Hoffman,.
After visit here with friends, Mrs.
Peter Mckay, accompanied by her
grandniece, Miss Anne McNee. left
Saturday for Tacoma to visit son.
Mrs. Mckay and Miss McNee. of Har-
nony, Mimi, have been spending the