The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-10-21

Miss Celia Gavin, of The Dalles, and
". I. Vaughan, of Portland, spoke here
Monday in behalf of the Democratic
presidential campaign. They spoke at
Cascade Locks Tuesday.
After a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
d. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
SchaWier and son have left for their
home in California. The trip south is
being made by automobile.
A plate of beautiful Winter Bananas,
grown by Steinhauser Bros. on their
Upper Valley ranch. has been displayed
the past week at the First National
Bank.
W. R. Winans is gathering in large
sheaf of letters from Republican lead
ers over the country in acknowledge
ment of receipt of q. o. =. songs from
his pen and inspiration.
l.. G. Gilman, father of Mrs. Ford
ham Kimball, was recently elected vice
president of the Great Northern K. K.
Co. Mr.. Gilman was formerly presi-
dent of the S. p. & S. r. h. Co.
Sunday service will be maintained
permanently by the Dickson Motor Go.
a. tlNAl 4 plA Eil a ts JA6L ltl us hIlON
II you need mechanical aid on Sunday,
and we can help you. a26tf
l.. E. Myers, who for the past year
has had charge of Tanglewood, the
Winans ranch of G. G. Roberts, and
Mrs. Myers, passed through the city
Tuesday on the way to Portland.
C. H. Tully, Grand Army man. and
wife en- route to their home at Grand
Island, Neb., were entertained Tuesday
by Judge and Mrs. Glanyille. old Ne
braska neighbors.
Humphrey Barton, st. Paul attorney
and business man, has arrived here to
be with his son, Robert Barton, and
spend a few.weeks looking after ORCH
ard interests.
Mike Ray, who has been at the Pasco
office of the company, has succeeded
William Parkhurst as chief clerk at the
Pacific Power & Light Co. office. Mr..
Parkhurst has been transferred to the
TOppenish office.
Miles Carter has assumed the man
agement Of the East Side orchard place
of A. A. Schenck. c. d. Hoyt, who
for several years has been in charge of
the place, will leave soon for Virginia
to take charge of a large orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. McCulIagh were
called to Seattle the latter part Of last
week because of the fatal illness of
Mr.. McCullagh's brother, Geo. w. Nc.
Cullagh. Funeral services were held
Monday morning.
Hannum's experience Of seven years
Io bond Of ior o.;
and in handling county road matters
eminently fits him for county judge.
Your vote for him will be vote for an
and economic administration of
cohnty affairs. paid ady) o28
A Home Bargaln-I have just re-
ceived letter from O. p. Dabney,
now in Los Angeles. instructing me to
offer his home place, corner of State
and Sixth streets, for So, 600. easy
terms. There is no better buy in Hood
River. W. j. Baker, phone 1882.
W. L. Clark, who has been engaged
with the engineering department of the
State Highway Commission at Hills
Ooro, has arrived here to look after the
apple harvest. Mr.. Clark says that
recent rains have about ended the high
way work for the year.
Charles Chandler arrived last week
from Michigan, where he has been on
business, and joined Mrs. Chandler in
A visit with old friends before pro
feeding to their home in southern Cali
fornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler were
pioneer residents.
VIM. S. Duckwall left last week to
return to Indianapolis. He will accom-
Dany his mother, Mrs. j. S. Duckwall,
as far as Omaha. While she proceeds
straight to Indianapolis, he will stop
,f at number of points engaged in
apple business.
The rain took a heavy toll of prunes
n the vicinity of Forest Grove, says M.
l. Craft. who has just returned from
participation in the harvest there. He
estimates that between a third and
lalf Of the prune crop was lost because
IF the continuous rains.
Park grange will give a basket social |
Wednesday, October q, at Oak Grove !
Business meeting COM
nences at 8 O'Clock sharp. Doors open !
o the public at 9 o'clock. Good pro-
ram. Ladies, bring baskets. Hot |
offee free. Everybody welcome.
Miss Griffin, of Portland, has again |
,pened her classes in music: violin, pi- |
mo, mandolin, guitar, banjo Prices
re reasonable. Lessons Fridays and |
Saturdays and may be found at the
Iome of Mrs. Hubert Garrabrant. op-
,osite the Telephone Building. o2l
Installation of the latest model 6 Fair
,anks" II ton Automatic Registering
'ruck Scales is completed by the Bridal
Ieil Lumbering Co. at their yard on
fourth and Cascade. Duplicate scale
ickets printed automatically eliminate
rrors, Your business solicited. o2s