The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-16

W. w. Clark left Monday for New
York City to spend the HOLIDAYS witb
relatives and friends.
Geo. w. Blodgett, Upper Valley
orchardist has left for Minnesota for =
visit with relatives.
Sid Carnine, Jr., returned Sunday
evening. after spending the week end
at the Multnomah Club.
Judge Hasbrouck and Commissioner
Blackman are in Portland this week
to attend the annual convention of
members of the Oregon county cou Is.
Holman & Samuel, of the Sanitary
Market d Grocery won numerous con
gratulatlons last week for a handsome
window display of candy.
Misses Alberta and Helen Carson
students at the University of Oregon.
VIII arrive home for the Christmas hol-
idays tomorrow.
st. Marks Guild will meet with Mrs
Fielding S. Kelly, corner of Twelfth
and State streets, at 2.30 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The annual dinner of the Riverside
church was held at the church parlors
last night, when men of the church
cooked and served a delicious dinner.
Master Harry Weber left Friday for
Portland to spend his eighth birthday
with his father. William Weber. He
returned Sunday evening.
L. E. Morse, of Portland, accompan-
led by cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
HolcOmb, of lonia, Mich. has been
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. H.
Castner, and family.
Judge Wilson dismissed court last
Thursday, in order that be might at
tend the funeral of .. j. Bright, mem
ber Of The Dalles bar, who died sud
denly the Monday night preceding.
Mrs. Robert Miller was called to
Filler, Ida, last Friday by the death of
ler father, Robert Bigham Mr.. Big
nam was well known here, having Wis
ted Mrs. Miller.
Mince pies. baked beans, cakes, pud- |
lings and other Christmas goodies for
'ale by the Methodist ladies at the
Consolidated store Thursday afternoon
If next week.
r. d. Gould, who has been suffering
or over year from injuries sustained |
asst winter when he fell, is now at |
iocd Samaritan hospital in Portland. |
lie is reported as holding his own.
For Sale-192O Studebaker special 6,
n perfect condition, fully equipped, 5 |
ord tires, nearly new. VIII give terms
n consider Ford in trade. w. B. Dick
,rson. Phone 4702.
800 acres of good stock land, all
enced, for 81, 500: half cash, balance
ederal loan running 30 years. One
an handle rs to $50 head of cattle.
louse, barn and garage. See }. B.
lister.
Manager Black, of the Hood River
,reamery. accompanied by Mrs. Black.
eturned home Saturday afternoon from
he Portland meeting of the states
utter and cheese makers. He declares
he convention very successful one.
c. r. Swanson, of Cascade Locks,
'as in the city on business Friday. He
ays that K. A. Pierce, recently
tricken with paralysis, is holding his
Wn. Thomas Wickens is now taking
are of Mr.. Pierce.
W. j. Young, who has been here with
heron Brown in the operation of a
Ieights meat market, and Mrs. Young
eturned to Portland Monday, Mr..
oung having disposed Of his part of
ne business to his partner.
X. E. Scott has received letter from
le Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
nee Co.. inquiring as to the wherea-
outs of John C. McGrory. No one can
2 found here who has ever heard of
n. McGrory.
Mrs. H. G. Ball is recovering from a
'actured ankle sustained last week
hile engaged in selling tickets for the
'oman's Club lyceum course. The in
ly resulted from fall on Thirteenth
rect.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold
food sale at the Consolidated MeIcan :
lie store Thursday, December %.
arting promptly at l o'clock. Mince
es, cakes. baked beans, Christmas
lddings and other cooked foods will
: on sale.
| will move by January | to the old
ty Hall on Fourth street, consequently
am now conducting a removal sale
I'd will give a l0per cent discount on
wallpaper, oils, paints, turpentines,
ushes and other stock. Fl. 5. Braak
an, Fourth, between Cascade and Oak.
none 1891. d30