The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-05-27

Mrs. +. z. Friday returned last week
from Portland, following an operation
for the removal of heE tonsls.
Miss Estela Oakes has left for Mcr
ritt, Canada, where she will spend the
summer vacation.
c. A. Elliott, who will attend to
matters Of business while away, Cleft
for Portland yesterday accompanied by
his family.
See ''The Truth" played by the SEN
ior class of Odel high school sat the
grange hall, Odell Wednesday even
ing, June 2. General admission 25c
reserved seats, 35c.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Perigo and chill
rden. accompanied by Mrs. Flora B.
| Hartley. who was returning home after
visit here. motored to Portland early
Sunday morning for visit with rela-
tiyes. They returned Monday night.
, l.. E. Ireland has arrived from
southern California, where he has been
for the past several weeks and is now
ready to receive Strawberries both
packed and field pick for canning, he
says.
Mrs. f. H. Stewart. of Powell
Butte, accompanied by her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Gladys Stout, of Fort Yates,
N. d., has been here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. b. G. Davidson. They
went from here to Portland for a visit.
C. O. Hubbell has arrived here to
relieve w. 0. Higman at the day trick
in the dispatcher chair in the O.-W.
II. N. station. Mr.. and Mrs. Higman
left Saturday for Illinois for a visit
with relatives.
Mark Cameron was in Portland last
week. He purchased new gasoline
tank and pump. The tank will be
placed underground at the service sta.
tion of the Cameron Motor Co at the
corner of Oak and First streets.
H, C. Oliver, formerly with the o.
w. r. & NJ Co. and well known to To-
cal folk, is now with the Kerr Clifford
Co., Portland wholesale house. He is
introducing a new brand of cereals be
ing put out by the concern.
See 1.-The Truth" played by the SEN
ior class of Odell high school at grange
hail. Odell. Wednesday evening, June
2. General admission, 25c reserved
seats, 35c.
For Sale-FIrst class power spray out.
fit consisting of Mitchell engine. Myers
pump and l20 gal tank mounted on
steel truck, complete with nozzles and
gun, for S200. 90 delivered to Hood River
depot. J. d. Bergen, lIiIlsboro, Ore.
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Candy Corps officers and members
will meet at the hall at o'clock Mon
day afternoon for the Memorial Day
water service for the sailor and marine
dead. The public is cordially invited to
join the Corps in this beautiful and inn
pressive service
Malcolm, small son of Deputy Sheriff |
Hughes, starting on fishing excursion |
slipped as he left his home |
and imbedded fish hook in his hand. |
Mr.. Hughes was called home. He |
found 1T necessary to take the boy to a
physician and have the hook cut out.
Rev. u. G. Murphy, minister of
Seattle gave an address last week at
The Methodist church to Japanese Of
the valley. His subject was "Ameri- Il
,an and Japanese Relations. The ad- I
Iress was delivered in the japanese
tongue.
Beginning with the first of June the
library will be open between the hours
If II. 80 and p. m. on all week DAYS
except Saturday, when the hours will
De from a. m. to D. m. AS Memoir
Al Day falls on Sunday this year. the
bIary will not be open for reading
Sunday afternoon, and will be closed
al day Monday.
Mrs Roy w. Veach and little son,
lack Gerdes, left Thursday evening
or Spokane, and after a brief visit
here will proceed to their home in
Great Falls, Mont Mrs. Veach and
on have been visiting at the home of
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
ierdes.
Mrs. Anna Lenz is at the Cottage
hospital recovering from a mastoid op- {
ration. She was Just recovering from
IN operation, performed to remove
hicken bone from the small intestines,
arache. She is rallying from the lat
st operation and it is expected that
he will soon be out again.
Wilbur Gailgan, rancher of Hood.
Wash, here last week on business, re-
oI ted that the rise in the Columbia
liver threatened tract Of potatoes re-
1aining undug from last fall. He says
he loss will be heavy, because of the
resent high price of potatoes. lie had
cen unable to secure help for digging
he tubers.
"a brush fire started bv neighbors (
roke beyond control and burned our
ouse and barn." Such was the mes
age j. b. Lister received last week ,
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