The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-26

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Mss Josephine Sartino. who hs
hee M king re, lris for the E1S,
Con pany, al the nigh school auditor,
lum this evening under auspices #
the NOman's club
Truman Butler, who has t5en III
Va. ningtOn with a delegation Of North
IVES ern men c0nf5rring with congress
as to po-t roads l5 l5gisiation, Is expected
hone Monday.
Ida NJ Tarbell. one Of the foremost
wor en- writers Of America viii lecture
at the Hood River high school March
l.. speaking on the Paris peace confer
ence.
ID. q. Cruikshank was here over the
past week erd visiting Mrs. CUlk-
shank Tie latter viii ave the lat
ter part IF this week % Join her nus
band in their new Portland home.
Miss josephine Martino, lyr.c-so-
prauo. who has been engaged making
records for the Edison Co.. at the high
school auditorium this evening under
auspices of the Woman's club.
+. J Jones. Nacloim Button. II. T.
Dewitt and Corbttt Alexander. OF the
Dewitt Motor Co.. are tsklug turns
visiting the Portland auto show this
week.
Bert Stranahan was in Portland Mon.
day, having gone down to pilot home
the Parkdale auto stage of the Fashion
Stables, which has been undergoing an
overhauling.
Ida NJ. Tarbell. one Of the foremost
women writers of America. viii lee
ture at the high school auditorium
Tuesday evening. March /, sueakiug
on the Paris peace conference.
f. L. Smith, whose fondness for
flowers is we'll known to an his friends.
appeared on the streets Friday with
the first blossom Of spring. d pretty
little lassamlne plucked from his yard
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Hartwig have
purchased the c. d. Nickelsen house
on Eugene street They Will take pos
session on March !, when Mr. and Mrs
Nlckelsen will move to their farm pur-
chased recently from /. X. Achesun.
An Inspection Will convince YOU that
the service Of the Palace Hotel, Port
land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth
streets is second to none Convenient
to shopping and theatre districts, clean
est rooms in city for 81 cts and up
The city has never had AN oppor-
tunily to hear more wonderful
singer, Miss Martino. lyric soprano.
portege of Caruso, who will be pre-.
sented by the Woman's club at the
high school auditorium tonight.
+. b. Snyder announces as incorrect
the report that he has sold his building
on Oak street to the Mount Hood Mo
tor Co. He states that his business
the Hood River Plumbing Co., will be
operated there as usual.
}. X. Heaton has purchased from
Lawrence Boyd the latter's residence
property on Marion street on the
Heights Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton, who
have been living in the Tucker resi-
dence, viii move to their new home at
once.
Make your irrigation system perman-
ent instead OF a patchwork subject 70
repair each year Lumber is tle most
expensive material YOU can use. Let
me talk with yOu about it. Ebert +.
Newell, Engineer and Surveyor, Office
at Mt Hood Hotel. il2u
Albert Hodge brought number of
branches of cherries, pears and apples
to the First National Bank from his
Willow Flat place yesterday. The
blossoms. which have been forced, are
showing in profuson. Mr. Hodge says
he finds ne frost damage on his place.
f. A. Norton is at the hospital re
covering from badly crushed foot
En- route Saturday afternoon with A.
G. Lofts to load motor truck with
apples. Mr.. Norton was riding on the
running board. A sudden lurch Of the
vehicle threw him off, and one of the
large rear wheels ran over his foot,
j. f. Law, manager Of the Pacific
7 Power & Light Co. office for the past
I two years. has resigned and will leave
this week with his family for Salem,
where he will enter the mercantile
business. He has been succeeded by
b. f. Snow, who has been connected
with the Portland Office of the power
concern.
c. O. Huelat returned Monday from
a week visit in Portland and Astoria.
While in the latter city he attended the
sessions of a convention of retail men.
The retailers as one Of their activities
buried the hatchet." huge hatchet
was taken out across the bar Of the
Columbia and swung overheard into the
deep water Of the Pacific
{. l.. Wahlbure. who has been a res
ident Of the West Side for the past two
years. left the first of the week for
Portland, where he VIII make his home
His son, David Wahburg. a skilled
electrician. who is connected with the
Moore Electrical shop, accompanied his
father to Portland.
Z. S. Colby and family. after a visit
with friends and relatives in Boston.
have returned home. Mr., Colby says
the winter weather of New England
has been very severe recently. "After
experiencing the extreme cold of Ore
gon last December. however, says
Mr.. Colby, I'VE did not mind the