The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Scarce have
returned TO their orchard piace at NJ
sler after having spent the wintel
here.
Mrs. c. p. Johannsen and daughter.
Bernice. were down from Farkdale the
latter part Of last week shopping srd
visiting friends.
Prof. r. ). Andrews. who spent The
winter in southern California, has re
turned 10 TWIN Oaks Fruit Farm wher
he IS assisting 5. +. Blythe with orch
ard work.
Saturday evening at 80 O'Clock
Rev. f. II. Hayden Will give a lecture
at the Baptist church on Alaska, illus
trated with about 90 stereopticon
slides.
Enhance the value and beautify the
home by planting shrubbery and orna-
mental trees. Hood River can grow
Just as beautiful roses as Portland.
Growth Is starting. Hurry See
Lister, Phone 3S44.
W c. Weber has won the reputation
as premium city turkey raiser. Mir.
Weber. who hatched and raised IL big
turkeys, ate the last of his flock last
Sunday. The bird. rolling fat, weighed
Is pounds when dressed.
General repai: shop at 1915 Columbia
Lawn mowers, sewing machines, knives,
shears and saws, umbrellas, all kinds of
light repairing, sharpening and grind
lng. Will call by postcard being drop
ped. Frank Sproule, 1918 Columbia. al
Own your own home and classy
one. House. two lots, eight rooms and
bath, full basement and furnace, built
in eonveniences. $500 below present
normal value. Ask Lister at S24 Cas-
cade
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lamm, of Se-
dalia. Mo-, who have been here visit
ing Mrs. Lamm's sister. Mrs. A. X .
Stranahan, and family. left Saturday
for Portland, whence they left for
home. The trip to Portland was made
over the Highway.
The five ton Republic truck displayed
at the recent Portland automobile show
has been sold by the Columbia High
way Auto 4 Storage Co. to Horn Bros.
Oak Grove lumbermen. The big truck
Will be put into commission hauling
lumber from the plant to ears here.
A. Meier has applied for passports
for himself and wife in order that they
may return to their old home in Swift
erland this summer for a visit with
relatives. MIR Meier has leased his 20
acre orchard to Paul Graunitz. a for
mer resident of Rainier.
If you wish the best, and the Made
in Oregon" in the nursery stock, then
see W. A. Wood. salesman for the Ore
gon Nursery Co, at office Of A. W.
Onthank. or call phone 1901. Apple,
pear and cherry trees of all the stand
ard varieties can be furnished.
F. NJ. Edwards has sold to A. Cop
rude, of Walllula, his 20 acre bearing
orchard. The purchaser. who expects
to move here soon with his family, has
been in the stock and grain BUSINESS.
Mr.. Edwards plans to remain in Hood
River, and is seeking the lease of an
orchard tract. with an option for the
purchase.
Rollie Spaulding was here Sunday
visiting his brother. Olin b. Spaulding.
The former is now a superintendent for
the General Construction Co.. of Spo-
kane. He has been engaged on state
highway contract near Waverly. but
expects to spend the remainder ofsthe
year on Pacific Highway work between
Vancouver and Seattle
A rare opportunity for some young
man is to buy a 20 acre tract three
miles out, beside a county road you
can drive to it with car in Is min.
utes. $40o cash and $500 insa year will
make you the happy owner. Plant De
icious and Ortley trees and in ten
years be on the road to prosperity. See
j. B. Lister.
Walter McDougal is back after an
attempt to visit Honolulu. He had
planned on the mid winter in the
warmer climate. He declares, how
ever. that he gave up his efforts be-
cause he could get no accommodations.
The best that he was offered, and ship
ping companies considered this a con.
cesson, was cot in a third class
cabin, with first class privileges. -
Bennett Bros have sold Dodge cars
to the following; b j. King. Mrs. +.
j. Nicholson, } W. ingalls, and Jen-
nings & Jensen. of White Salmon,
touring cars, and a coupe to Waite
kimball. The latter vehicle is the
fist of its kind brought here 1t is
handsomely equipped and a vehicle OF
beauty. Mr.. ingalls, is now using his
third Dodge.
The Dewitt Motor Car Co. last week
received a carload of Fordson tractors
and almost Immediately four of them
were delivered to the following ranch
ers, c. 4. Field, Cascade Locks, ToivC
Annaa, II. W. Krussow and W. f.
Cooper Malcolm Button, who is ir
charge of the Fordson sales, declares
that the machine is going with a graft
flying demand. Appearances are that
Fordson, Just as Ford cars. viii be sole
at the full allotment made the agency
Residence property in Hood River
has never been as active as since Janu
any |. Il. S. Colby, who recently solC
his own home on Cascade avenue to A
c. Elliott, last week bought from DR.