The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-24

Other eIeCtflcal repairs, 90 10 Dakl
Electrical Works, lll-ll5 Third st
Irrigation advice, surveys and engin
eering OF any project, confer with Elbei
4. Newell, office at Mt. Hood Hote
II pays to do things right. m4tf
Rev. d. M. Carpenter left for Tia
coma Tuesday to attend prayer cor
ference Of the Christian and Mission
ary Alliance.
Searches of records and reliable al
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, A. w. Onthank, Manager, so
Oak Street. Phone 1921. iy20-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Apin and son
Parr, motored to Portland Monday fo
a visit with relatives and to witnes
the Shriner ceremonlals.
Say girls, how did you like the Bun
at the Banquet Friday night? Can yol
do as well? You can if you use BLENDED
Purity Flour. jn2
Harry Clancy, son of Mrs. Anna
Clancy. was member of the Scottish
Rite Cathedral class in Portland las
week.
r. V. Wright left yesterday fol
Berkeley, Calf, where he will take
special summer work at the University
of California.
Say girls, how did you like the Buns
at the Banquet Friday night? Can you
do as well? You can if you use Blended
Purity. Flour. jn24
Mrs. Butterfeld and daughter, Miss
Genevieve, Of Portland, motored up
last week for stay at Mrs. Howe s
| Cottage Farm resort.
After a visit here with the family of
Mrs j. A. Mohr, Miss Anna Lang last
week to return to her home in MilWau-
kee, Wis.
Mrs c. L. Spray and two children.
of ROseburg, after a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Houston, re.
turned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Shirley, who
have been living on the West Side.
left yesterday to make their home in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Goodlander, of
the WaWa Chuck ranch in the Upper
Valley, were in town Tuesday shop.
ping.
Misses Beryl Clarke and Betty Slade
and Robert Hutchinson, University of
Washington students, have arrived
home for the summer vacation.
Stewart Turnbull, small son of S. S.
Turnbull, who has spent the past year
attending school in Salem, returned
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Morton and Miss
Olga Heilborn, of St. Helens, were
here last week Mr.. Morton is owner
of the st. Helens Mist. He is now
travelling for paint concern.
Ship by truck-Long distance hauling
a speciality. Get my bid on your work
C. A. Wendell. Stand Richards Cigar
Store. Tel. 2643. ! have few cords Of
rs inch wood $ll, delivered. iI22I
Miss Elizabeth Kelly, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding S. Kelly, was a
graduate last week at st. Helen's Hall
in Portland. Miss Kelly will spend
the summer here with her parents.
Ship by trucI-Long distance hauling
a specially Get my bid on your work.
G. A. Wendell Stand Richards Cigar
Store. Tel 2643. have a few cords Of
l6 inch wood, $ll delivered. il22
J.-H. Sanderson, of Pennyam, N. Y.
after a visit here with his old friend,
Glenn b. Marsh, and family, left last
week on more extended vacation tour
of the Northwest.
r. j. McIsaac was down the latter
part of last week on personal and Ap
pie Growers Association business. He
says the Upper Valley country is now
looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Smith, of the
West Side, after a visit at Umatilla
with their son, j. b. Smith, have re-
turned home. Their son accompanied
them here.
Leroy Chids left Tuesday for Red
lands, Calf, called there to be with
his father, who is seriously ILL., Mrs
Childs and two small sons accompanied |
Mr.. Chlds.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Upton. of Port
land, j. w. Upton, of Spokane, and |
Mrs. M. o. Owens, of Marshheld, spent |
he week end here visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. w. E. Shay. The party motored |
lp.over the Highway.
L. B. Peddicord who is farming the
Nickelsen ranch on the headwaters of |
he West Fork, was business visitor
n the city Saturday. He was prepar-
ng for the harvest of his strawberry
,rop.
Miss Marion Howe, accompanied by
ler mother. Mrs. II. l.. Howe, who is
from a serious illness,
las left for Seaside for the vacation
)eriod. Mrs. Howe recently returned
rom The Dalles hospital.
Mrs. r. r. Imbler, of Portland. ar
lived Friday for week end visit with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
smith. She accompanied her brother.
leo. S. Smith, and wife, who motored
ID for the K. of p. dedication.
Clyde Arnold and family and r. S.
yoIby and family motored to Portland
sunday. Mrs. w. b. Mulford, of Sc
title. mother of Mrs. Arnold, met the
larty in Portland and returned here
or a visit.
Walter McDougal is spending the
week in Portland. Tuesday he wired
is brother, w. G. McDougal. here on
visit from Iowa, that he had found
room for him, and the latter left
Wednesday to see the Shriner sights.
The Highway Auto Co. last week
old to William Gatchell a 31-ton Fa-
col truck. The FageOl motor trans
ort vehicle is declared one of the |
andsomest that has been shown in
Iood River. Mr. Gatchell will receive
is new truck next week. I
Harry Connaway was i'll Monday.
aVing been stricken suddenly with
evere pains his lower left side. He
,as all right the next day. and is again
t his post at the Consolidated. 1t is
bought a dip in the Columbia Sunday
aused the trouble.
j. NJ. Wright, former mayor of Hood
liver who is now prominent contrac-
)r at Marshfeld. accompanied by his J
lmily. was here the first of the week
llling on old friends. Mr.. Wright (,
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