The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-19

| Molden, Huelat, Sather Co. has re
ceived the initial fall shipment o
lady's ready to wear garments. Tn,
consignment plan Of showing the lates
styles was inauguratcd by the concerI
last year.
Bennett Brothers announce the fol
lowing deliveries of Dodge cars thi
past week: Bruno Franz and |. u
Lafferty, commercial cars; G. Il. Dick
lie, touring car, and Jennings Garage
White Salmon, touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Macqueen, Of
Portland. are spending vacation will
Prof. and Mrs. Arens on Wal-Eg-Wir
ranch. Mr.. Macqueen, whose per
name is Joseph Quentin. is musical anc
exchange editor Of the Oregonian.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Small and son
were here last week visiting Mr. ano
Mrs. S. f.. Bartmess, Mrs. Small's s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartmess and
daughter, Miss Marie, spent the week
end in Portland.
Misses Alice and Thelma McQuaid.
of Honolulu, who have been guests of
Miss Beryl Clarke, have left for Wis
it at Portland and coast points before
resuming work. at the University of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Dehart recently
motored to Los Angeles, where Mrs
Dehart will remain for time. seeking
an improvement in health. C. b. Aris-
man, Of Underwood, contemplates an
early visit in the south with Mrs. De-
hart, his mother-in-law.
p. NJ. Morse, formerly city engineer
here but who is now county engineer
in Lane county, motored up from Eu-
gene last week with his family. Mr..
Morse returned Sunday but his family
remained for a more extended visit
with the family of w. H. McClain.
While his family is on the West Side
ranch for the summer E. l.. Hall, of
Port land comes up every week end,
''This is the way" he says 81 get my
vacation. like the plan very much
better than if ! quit work altogether
for awhile"
Headed by their Scoutmaster, Frank
Davenport, Troop 2 of Hood River Boy
Scouts left Friday for Lost Lake on an
outing. The boys were carried to
point within a mile and half of the
equipment were packed in from there.
C. c. Ross, who recently left here
for The Dalles to assume management
Of The Dalles-K ing Co. S plant there,
states that dehydrating of Bartlett
pears will begin this week. This will
be followed with prunes. The company
will end its run in March, finishing up
5000 tons of apples.
John Halvorsen, of Chicago, arrived
last week for visit with his sister,
Mrs. William Hamann, and family. He
has already begun to express praise
for Oregon scenery. Although Hood
River was experiencing the hottest
weather of the year, Mr.. Halvorsen
thought it very comfortable.
Mrs. o. M. Shonkwiller, of northern !
Iowa, and daughter, Mrs. Mabel Erb, !
of Minneapolis. are here visiting their |
old friends, w. f. Laraway, and fam
lily. Mrs. Erb, who was Red Cross |
nurse in France during the war, will |
take the stump soon in behalf of Sena- |
tor Harding's presidential campaign.
R. P. Loomis, New York apple mer-
chant. who is one of the chief owners |
of the Lava Bed Orchard, a large Up |
pct diitN IIdNA. lldS dIIlNtu Will HIS /
family for a vacation. While in the |
Northwest Mr.. Loomis will study crop
and market conditions of Yakima. We
natchee and Rogue River, as well'as in
Hood River.
Bishop R. l.. Paddock, who is here
spending a vacation in the Frankton |
orchard district, announces that his
sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Miller, who resided
here for a year, will arrive next week
from Wellesley College, where she has
been a member of the faculty for the
past six years, to spend her sabbatical
leave in Hood River.
Howard Cooper, son of Mr.. and Mrs
W. f. Cooper, of the East Side, has
received a call to report for naval duty
at Bremerton Navy Yard. Mr.. Cooper,
who made a rapid advance following
mis- enlistment during the great war,
having finished as an ensign. entered
the navy from the Oregon Agricultural
College.
Howard H. Green's automobile turn
ed turtle on a grade near Parkdale re
emily, according to reports of Upper
Valley citizens here on business. Mr..
Green drove so close to the edge Of the
1ank, in order to allow truck driven
)y Herbert Hanna to pass, that the
soft earth gave way. He jumped from
.he car and was uninjured.
Mrs. H. F. Davidson recently enter
.aIned in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
John II. Copper, on a visit from Eagle,
da., and niece, Miss Mariwhitmar
Whitehead. The latter and Miss Flor
snce Clark, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. f. Clark, have left for Berkeley,
Calf, to enter the University Of Cali
'ornia.
The following party of New York
people are visiting the families of E.
A. and Bruno Franz: Ernest l.. Franz.
ather of the local men; their brother.
Walter F., and wife and two children,
Ruth and Russell, and Mr.. and Mrs. ,
William Zintzmeister and daughter.
Helen. The elder Mr.. Franz is a resi-