The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-12-23


hotel has been handsomely decorated
for the holidays with Christmas greens
and vari-eolored streamers. Chef Chas
Gumm will serve especial Christmas
dinner Saturday.
Let beautiful flowers carry your
Christmas greetings. The Heights
! Greenhouse. George Haslinger, prop,
can furnish you with cut flowers or
| blossoming potted plants. A stock of
| flowers will be on sale at the Franz
! Hardware store.
Mrs. M. Strausse and daughter, Miss
Florence, and Mrs. Sarah Langile and
sons, H. d. and w. A. Langille, will
spend Christmas here with Mr.. and
Mrs r. N. Young and family and Mr..
and Mrs. d. E. Rand.
Mrs. Gabriel Sykes has returned
from Lacombe. Alta, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. A.
Brennesholtz, and family. A little
daughter was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Brennesholtz.
Almon Lauterbach of Yakima, Wn..
and Miss Edmonds, of the Portland
Office of the O.-W. r. & N. Co., are
expected here to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w. Mays. Mr..
lauterbach is a brother of Mrs. Mays.
Kelly Bros. expect to begin the new
year with their hardware store greatly
improved. Painters and carpenters
have been busy recently going over the
exterior and interior of the building.
COmmodiOus new show windows have
been arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, of
Henry county, Indiana, have arrived to
spend the holidays with Mr.. Ander-
sons brother, c. C. Anderson, and
family. They plan on making Hood
River their home.
Let beautiful flowers carry your
Christmas greetings. The Heights
Greenhouse, Geo. Haslinger, prop,
can furnish you with cut flowers or
blossoming potted plants. A stock of
flowers will be on sale at the Franz
Hardware store.
John Baker, district attorney-elect,
has received a letter from Attorney
General Brown, who has called a meet
ing of the states prosecuting attorneys
in Portland January IA to consider
methods of solving the increased Grim
nal Tenderness that seem to be sweeping
the country.
The rich man saw Lazarus afar off
and cried for drop of water to cool
his parching tongue. If that were to-
day he would say, Take me to the
Electric Kitchen and give me some of
that good cool root beer, Hood River
soda DOp or K. porter. "
Accompanied by his wife and son, E.
f. Brett motored to Portland Satur-
day. He attended a meeting of state
son will remain in Portland until after
the holidays. Mr.. Brett joining them
for the family Christmas celebration.
V. D. Lii, who left here to take
charge of branch of the commission
firm at Bend, but who has teen in Port
land for the past several months, has
returned here to resume association
with the Hood River Produce Ex-
change.
DR.. C. H. Jenkins Saturday found
his garage broken open and his car
of attachments. Electric
wiring bad been cut 1t was apparent
that the thieves had intended stealing
the car, but were prevented by pat
ented wheel lock.
| will move January % to the old city
recorders office, Smith building, and
| am now conducting a removal sale
and will give a l0per cent discount on
all wall l-paper, oils, paints, turpentines,
brushes and other stock. II. ). Braak-
man, Fourth, between Cascade and Oak.
Phone 129I. d30
| will move by January % to the
former City Hall and Water Office, in
the Smith Building, consequently / am
now conducting a removal sale and will |
give a 10 per cent discount on all wall !
paper. oils, paints, turpentines, brushes |
md other stock. II. S. Braakman, 4th, |
between Cascade and Oak. is |
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Paddock have
eft for indianapolis, Ind. where they |
will spend Christmas with relatives
and friends. Later they will go to st.
Petersburg, Fla, to spend the remain
Ter of the winter. The return journey
will be made by way of California.
Mr.. Paddock is a veteran conductor of
he Pennsylvania lines. He was in
.harge of the first passenger train that
.rossed the noted Eads bridge 'at St.
louis, Mo.
On Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock a
Christmas cantata, The Prophet of
by Chas. II. Gabriel, will
,e rendered by Asbury NJ. E. church,
.ssisted by Mrs. Reavis Gilbert. Mr.
md Mrs. Fl. G. Cooper sand others.
dr. Sykes will tell the story by Henry
IAN Dyke. THE Other Wise Man"
# Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. OXborrow.