The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-10-07

Philip S. Bates, who is now with the
Oregon Manufacturer ot Salem. was
here yesterday. Mr.. Bates is on tour
Of eastern Oregon checking up activi-
ties of Non-Partisans and other radical
elements in the state.
The following party journeyed to
Portland last week to see grand opera
Mrs. Emma e. Epping, Miss Betty Ep-
ping, Miss Constance Sawyer, Ray
Miller and Robert II. Barton. The
trip was made in Mr.. Barton's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler will
move to Portland for the winter. Mr..
Chandler is now on the road for seed
house. He was here Tuesday. and on
leaving for Portland was accompanied
by Mrs. Chandler.
One of the handsomest window dis
plays recently seen here has been shown
at the Franz hardware store the past
week. The display, prepared by Wayne
Poland. showed attactive community
silver and glassware.
e. S. Olinger returned from Portland
last week, where he had been called by
serious accident to his son, Harry
Olinger. The latter, who sustained a
fractured skull in an automobile acci-
dent, is recovering.
Mrs. Mary V. Olsen, who has just
established a motor livery service at
Underwood, was here last week. She
says the service appeals to both Hood
River and Underwood folk and that
both are taking advantage of it.
j. C. Butcher, who will leave soon
with Mrs. Butcher for California to
spend the winter, has sold his residence
on Columbia street to A. l.. Vincent.
The home is two stories and one of the
best constructed in the district.
Mrs. j. Edgington. accompanying
her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Beckley, and
family, who are now residing in Salem
and who were here on visit, was IN
Salem last week to attend the state
fair.
Hannum's experience of seven years
on the county board of commissioners
and in handling county road matters
eminently fits him for county Judge
Your vote for him will be vote for al
efficient and economic administration oi
county affairs. paid ady.) o28
Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. Arens, who have
been spending the summer on then
Middle Valley ranch. were entertained
in Portland Monday evening by Misses
Evelene Holman and Helen Calbreath.
They will leave Portland for New York
city.
A large motor truck used by the
Highway Motor Transport Co. in haul
ipU fVaiUht betWaen here and Portland
was overturned when it became un
manageable and backed down the steer
grade of Ninth street yesterday. The
motor went dead and the brakes would
not hold the heavy truck on the grade
The sdriver jumped and was uninlured.
A party of Portland contractors hal
returned after an inspection of 81
mile link of the Loop Highway. The
men visited the national forest sector
in order to make estimates on the cos
of the work, which will probably b'
rushed next spring as soon as weathe
conditions permit. A contract for th'
link of the national forest road will b.
let in Portland today.
Members of the Methodist churcl
will give a reception tomorrow evening
at the church parlors for their new
pastor. Rev. Gabriel Sykes, and Mrs
Sykes. The public is invited to atten'
the social function Mr.. Sykes, VIII,
succeeds Rev. d. M. Helmick. retired
was formerly pastor of eastern Wash
| ington churches. Mr.. Helmick has lef
with Mrs. Helmick on a motor trip t
| Salt Lake, where he will reside.