The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-09

800 acres of good stock Land, al
fenced. for S2500; half cash, balanc,
federal loan running 30 years. One cal
handle rs to $50 head of cattle. House
/ barn and garage. See j. b. Lister.
Mrs f. X. Arens is now with he
son, r. W. Arens, and family at Wal
Eg-Win ranch. in the Middle Valley
Mr.. Arens is spending the winter il
San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. Alma Howe, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Hester, left last
week for Portland, where they will
spend the week before proceeding to
La Jolla, Cal. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ledford have
moved from Dee to Seattle. Mr.. Led
ford has been a lumber grader for the
Oregon Lumber Co. for number of
years.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bull
ard, at Goldendale, Sunday, December
5, daughter. Mrs. Bulard is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H, Nick
elsen. Mr.. Bullard was with the Kresse
Drug Co. here for a number of years.
A. s. Kostad and C. A. Elliott were
in Portland last night to see the Levin
sky-McCormick fight. Mr.. Kolstad
will returnshis Overland sedan, which
has been in Portland, home for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrd and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Copeland, of Portland,
were recently here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl M. Noble. Mrs. Copeland
and Mrs. Byrd are sisters of Mrs.
Noble.
DR.. j. M. WeIch, who has been out
from st. Paul, Mimi, spending the
summer and fall with Robert Barton,
left last week for California to spend
the winter. Mr.. Barton has gone to
Portland for the winter
b. X. Weller, and VIM. f. Boyd,
owners, and Percy l.. Smith, manager
of the Benson Hotel. Portland, were
here last week looking over work be-
ing done on Henri Thiele's new tourist
hotel.
Olin B. Spaulding. who is now in
business in Portland, was here Satur-
day night for the ID. 0. K. X. cere-
monial. w. G. Graham, another for
mer Hood River man, came up with
the Portland delegation.
Carl Epping, student at the Univer-
sity of Washington, is a member of a
newly organized local fraternity there.
The new bunch, it is stated, is planning
on petition of a charter from a national
Greek letter fraternity.
Mrs. Emma Epping and daughter,
Miss Betty, will leave this week for
They will ship their auto
mobile to San Francisco and motor
from there down to Visalia, where they
will visit another daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Elliott. and family.
Kenneth Mckay and f. V. Cramps
were here the first of the week to at
tend the hearing of the case of the
National Fruit Co. VS.. Mason. Mr.
Mckay now lives in Roseburg, where
be has charge of an orchard. Mr.. !
Cramps is in Portland.
Beautiful blouses, velvet and silk hand
)ags, handkerchieis, wells, hand-em-
cuff and collar sets, crocheted |
Jokes, lace and crocheted boudoir caps, |
etc, for Christmas gifts, at unusually |
ow prices. Your choice of handbags /
or 1895. d9f Monner's
Norton, Lily & Co., large shipping
oncern organized by the father of j. /
}. Norton, have just announced plans
or increased saiings through the Pan
ma canal from Pacific coast points.
Skeffington Norton a brother of the |
ocal man, is now general manager of .
he big shipping company.
Members of the Kensngton will
meet today at the home of Mrs. j. E.
for a farewell entertainment
or Mrs. l.. A Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett will leave soon for Pennsvl-
ania. where Mr.. Bennett will assume
of drygoods store. For
ONE time he has been manager of the
. c. Penney store here.