The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-29

. C. W. Hooker, here last week fror
Los Angeles to confer with the direc
torate. of the Association, has returne,
home. Dwight l.. Woodruff and W. M
Dickerson. are spending this week tour
ing the Yakima fruit country.
S. W. Hepner last week marketed
the first Hood River early apples a
the PerigO store. Fred Howe, deliver
ing striped Astrachans from his back
yard trees, was close second at the
Kaesser store.
Roy d. Smith, who represented
Hood River county at the recent meet
ing of the Oregon State Republican
! Central Committee, declares that the
session was characterized by perfect
harmony.
Mrs John V. Mitchell, of Portland
was here over the week end visiting
/ Mrs. John Zols and daughter, Miss
/ Marie, who Monday attended the
funeral of Mrs A. r. Crump, former
local resident, at st. Johns.
w. f. Laraway the past week has
been engaged in setting some hand
some diamonds in platinum. HIS work
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acquainted with the craft, is the equal
Of any large store in the country.
}. F. Thompson and son, Orwell. of
Parkdale, were here Monday on bust
ness. On their return home they were
accompanied by Ned Van Nuys. Upper
Valley mail carrier. who is recovering
from a recent serious operation at the
Cottage Hospital.
G.. C. Parrott was down from his
Upper Valley ranch last week on bust
ness. He declares that his son, Phil
Parrott, who with his family left for
ranch life recently, is becoming more
satisfied with farming in the Upper
Valley every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Pineo, parents
of DIR. II. d. W. Pineo, have arrived
from British Columbia to make their
home here. They will spend the sum
mer on the West Side, but expect to
move to their Cascade avenue home
this fall.
The following party motored to the
lava cave district of the Trout Lake
section Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
DeItz, MIR. and Mrs w. Il. Frasier and
children, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Deitz. of
Portland, and Mr.. Green, young Mrs.
Deitz' father. of Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. Fleishman are
spending this week on an outing in the
Lost Lake country. Mr.. FIeishman,
who recently came from Pendleton, is
a University of Oregon man, VINO will
take charge of athletics at the high
school this fall. He will also teach
Latin.
A. Meier. West Side orchardist. ac-
companied by his wife, is spending a
vacation visiting his old home at Was
terkingen, Switzerland. He writes
back that he has just been renewing
boyhood acquaintance with the Swiss
Alps and the districts where the noted
Swiss cheese is made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNBry are
among the most enthusiastic of local
amateur gardeners. A race has been
on among several west end gardeners
for the first green corn. Mr.. and Mrs.
McNary won, and last Thursday picked
their first roasting ears, week at least
ahead of anybody else in town. The
corn was of the Extra Early variety.
Walter Regnell crushed his nose last
Thursday at Parkdale, where he was
engaged in working on the new school
house. when he slipped and fell for
ward on a wheelbarrow. Mr. Regnell
was pushing a heavy loRd up slippery
gangMay. His nose struck squarely on
the wheel. He was rushed here by
automobile for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. David Marlor and son.
George Finley, after visit in Portland
with Mrs. Marlor's brother, f.. N.
Blythe, and family returned home last
Thursday. They were accompanied to
Hood River by Misses Barbara and
Alice Blythe, who were en- route to The
Dalles to visit friends and relatives
They will visit here with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Blythe,
before returning to Portland.
If you fnd that an operation is nee
essary and you desire to know the ma
ture of the work performed and also
desire to have your friends witness it
too, there has been established in Hood
River one hospital where that privi-
lege is extended to you. If you have
a crippled auto easing that needs at.
tention, Whitehead's surgeon will ef-
feet a cure. We gladly welcome you
to witness the operation. We are To-
Gated at 6 Oak street. AL Whitehead.
Evening picnic parties and gypsy
teas seem the appealing form of local
and recreation for the
warm summer season. The Columbia
beaches and cool retreats of nearby
forests attract pleasure parties. The
following party participated in gypsy
tea Monday night near Sonny: Mr. /
and Mrs. Earl Franz, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Edgar Franz, MIR. and Mrs. Clifford /
Porter, MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Poland,