The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-29

: A. J. Freiiley and family. formerly
local local residents. recently moved
from Timber TO Banks:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stranahan have
moved to their Oak Grove ranch. where
tney VIII remain until after the straw
brry harvest.
owen F. Jones. of Baker, Republican
candidate for representative to con.
gress' IN opposition to N. j. Sinnott,
was here Saturday.
" A technically trained man with bus
mess Judgment. Vote for Rhea Luz
per, Republican nomination for Public
Service Commissioner. Paid Adv.
Qualified by technical training. +"
Vote for Rhea Luper. Republican nom
milton for Public StrV te Commission
er.-Paid adv.
After completing local masonry and
concrete work, J. d. McLucas, who
formerly resided here, left Monday to
return to his home at Gateway.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Sieberts and
Mrs. Ed Creighton. Of Portland. spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
johnson.
Mrs. W. E. Bullard and baby. of
eastern Oregon, have been here visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. II.
Nickelsen.
The following party walked over the
new Highway to Mosier Sunday: Earl
Newman, Olin b. Spaulding, Wade
Robbins and Robert Barr.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Brough
tho, of Portland. Monday, April 26. at
the home of Mrs. Mary Wohart.
daughter.
Hood River dairymen wish to an
nounce that they will find it impossible
to make reductions in prices of milk
this summer.
A meeting OF the Woman's Auxiliary
of the American Legion will be held
Saturday afternoon at 230 O o'clock at
Library hall.
Hood River dairymen wish to an
nouce that they will find it impossible
to make reductions in prices of milk
this summer.
Mrs. A. M. Wagner and daughter,
who spent the winter in Philadelphia,
have returned to look after their orch
ard place.
G. b. Goss, brakeman on the Mount
Hood line, suffered painful bruises Sat
urday when swiped from a car by
switch standard.
0. P. Dabney has applied to the
State Water Board to appropriate wa
ter from spring near Ruthton for ir-
rigation purposes.
Judge Derby was in Portland last
Saturday and Sunday attending meet
ings of Democratic leaders assembled
in preparation for the approaching pri-
mary election.
After visit here with her cousin,
Mrs. Vim. Swick, Mrs. d. M. Ward re-
turned to her home at Heppner Satur
day. Mrs. Swick is recovering from
operation.
Miss Harriet Hamann, who is stu
dent Of the Behnke-W alker Business
College in Portland, was here over the
week end visiting her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. VIM. Hamann.
DR.. A. K. Higgs, Portland physician,
who has just returned home from SER
vice in Siberia with the Red Cross was
here Tuesday visiting his old friends.
c. o. Huelat and G. A. Molden.
Fred f. Allen, an insurance man of
arrived her with his family |
last week. He plans on making Hood
River his home if he can secure living
quarters.
A. G. Clark, president of the Associ-
ated Industries of Oregon, will address
inc Hood River Merchants Associa-
lion at their regular meeting Monday,
May 10, at 8 p. m. at the Commercial
club rooms.
Lew Anderson, who has succeeded NJ.
?. Warren in charge Of the clerical de-
1artment of Dan WuilIe & Co., has ar
lived from Portland with his family
md is making his home on Ninth street
IN the Heights.
Diamond repair shop at 1918 Columbia.
avn mowers, sewing machines, knives,
hears and saws, umbrellas, all kinds of
ight repairing, sharpening and grind
ng, locksmth, Will call by post card
,eing dropped. Frank Sproule, Tel
764. a29
w. j. Underwood, formerly with c.
). CuddetOrd, has purchased The Buck
in blacksmith shop on the Heights and
as opened for business there. In adj
ition to horseshOeing he will do a
enersl repairing and blacksmithing
usiness.
II. T. Dewitt was in Portland Sun
ay. He visited the golf links and
,ore callouses with the clubs. Rumor
as it that he has become an adept (
18th the clubs and little balls. A. W. {
tone is another Hood River man who |
kes the Scotch sport.