The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-08

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Ter Tuesday on the morning train. re-
turning home on foot over the railroad
track.
Miss Beatrice Stone left Tuesday
for Buffalo. n. Y, where she will
spend several weeks visiting friends
ard relatives.
F. A. Olmstead and A. B. Bennett,
OF the Hood River Spray Co. spent
the first of the week in the Yakima
fruit district.
County Engineer Cruikshsnk was in
Portland and Salem last week attend
ing meetings of highway engineers Of
the state and Northwest.
Examine a FRIEND sprsyer at Kel-
ly Bros. downtown store. Order
yours early to guarantee delivery.
Hood River Spray Co.
Demand from your groceryman
" Blended Purity Flour and Shamrock
Cereals Made in Hood River by
Hyland Milling Co. jstf
The officers of the Eastern Star will
be installed Tuesday evening, January
IA. All officers are urged to be pres
ent promptly at 7.30 o'clock.
Roger w. Moe, after having spent
the holidays here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A d. Moe, has returned to
Seattle, where he is in business.
Mrs. Dayton MeLucas, after holi-
day visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. K. d. Gould, returned to her
home at Gateway last week.
Miss Catherine M. Baker. after
ents. Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Baker, has
returned to the University of Oregon.
Allyn Button and Yale McCarty, af-
ter the vacation spent at home, left
the first of the week to return to the
University of California.
/ Burleigh Cash. who is teaching in
the Eugene high school. returned there
last week after holiday visit with
local relatives.
j. b. Anderson and family were here
! from Bend last week on holiday visit
with Mrs. Andersons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Copper.
Demand from your grocerymau
Blended Puoty Flour" and Shamrock
Cereals. Made in Hood River by
Highlan Milling Co jSti
F. NJ. Ireland and family, formerly
/ Upper Valley residents. who recently
moved to Sacramento, Calf. are now
living at Monterey.
S. s. Turnbull was in Salem the
first of the week, having gone there tc
accompany his small son. Stewart. The
latter was returning to school after
having spent the holidays at home.
Floyd Rankin and family, who fol-
the past year have lived on the Dia
mond ranch on Portland Way. moved
to Pendleton last week. Mr.. Rankir
owns an alfalfa ranch there.
Mrs. M. Sue Henderson, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Banks Morti
mer, and the latter's little son. plan:
on leaving soon for a sojourn in south
ern California.
+. L. Breed. formerly pharmacists
at the keir drug store, was here las
week from The Dales on business
Mr.. Breed still owns residence proper
ty here.
X. p. Hosier, Of Idaho. has decided
to make Hood River his permanen
home. Mr.. Hosier has been engaged
in hauling apples the past severa
months.
Ben Horn purchased an Overland Sc
dan last week from the Elliott Over
land Co. c. A. Elliott was in Portland
the first of the week to secure add
tional cars.
Mrs. H. L. Dumble, who is spending
the winter in Los Angeles. has been i'll
DR.. Dumble. however, received Wort
the first of the week that she was re
covering.
Mrs. Rose Igl is i'll at the Cottagi
hospital. Mr.. lgl, who had returned
to Eugene after accompanying his wife
for holiday visit with friends and rel
atives. was called back to be with her
Carl Brumbaugh, who has been il
Portland making a study Of the Hardl,
concerns sprayers and implements
has come here to become associate,
with the Bennett Brothers.
Word was received here last weel
that Texas oil properties in which vii
lis Van Horn is heavily interested hav
proved valuable A message state
that two wells, recently bored, ar
gushers. Mr.. Van Horn is now at
Portland santarium.recovering from
recent light stroke of paralysis. Edw
W. Van Horn will leave this week to
investigate the promising properties.