The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-05
Don't miss the Bean Syrayer Dem
onstratiOn. Febr. 10th and 18th. See
Hood River Garage. Is

r. W. Caldwell, who Is engaged in
cutting huge quantity Of wood in the
southwestern part of the county, spent
the week end in Portland.
c. W. MeCullagh and R.W. Kelly are
IN San Francisco this week attending
the annual convention of the Western
Fruit Jobbers' Association.
S. F. Blythe is suffering from a
blackeye. sustained la week when a
stick Of stove wood tumbled from a
rick striking him under the member.
DR.. II. l. Dumble, who left last
week for visit with his mother. who
Is Ill at her home at Marion, o.. will
return home Sunday.
A. j. Shepler is busy cutting wood
on the Columbia lowlands north Of the
city. He has already cut about so
cords.
Leroy Childs will deliver a lecture on
principles of spray application in the
orchards at the agricultural night school
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. I. II Larwood, former local
resident. has been in the Upper Valley
the past week attending to matters of
business.
After severe Illness at the Cottage
hospital little Vinson, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Dave Vinson, has
returned home.
The Bertha Farmer Musical Co., the
second number of the Woman's Club
lyceum. will be here on February 20.
Prepare to attend.
Searches of records and reliable alb
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 305
Oak Street. Phone 1921. jy20-tf
Phone your paint and paper wants to
Hunt Paint 4 Wall Paper Co., who will
take care of small as well as large
ones. jy20tf
For limited period, | will buy
books as well as other Junk. III.
Gross, second hand man. Third St,
Phone 1913. fl2
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Montgomery. of Marshfeld, in Portland
Sunday, February |, daughter The
little girl has been christened Mary
June.
A local party at the Helfetz concert
in Portland last week included Marie
Bartmess, Katherine Skinner. Mrs.
Alice Stalnaker. Gretchen Hoerlein,
Bessie Wittenberg and Mrs. Cooper.
Have heard of no tract to equal a
yield of $500 packed boxes commercial
apples on acres q miles out. Price
only $1,000. Call at S24 Cascade ;
phone 1914.
When you want your clothes pressed
and cleaned by the most sanitary
method with Hoffman steam presser
telephone j G Meyer, No. ll24, and he
will send for them j22u
Their many local friends will regret
to learn that Mrs. Aug. Desehler and
daughter. Miss Agnes, who with Mr..
Deschler. moved to Indianapolis a year
ago. are seriously i'll with influenza.
f. S. Olinger has received work from
his son, Winfield, who until recently
was in army service, announcing that
the latter is now residing at Cedarville,
Calf.
For a limited period, will buy
your old newspapers, magazines and
books as well as all other junk. II.
Gross, secondhand man, Third ST.,
Phone 1913. fl2
The best bargain in the valley: 5
acres that yielded 2500 packed boxes in
/ 1919; % miles out. Better yield than
most of the 10 acre tracts. All COM
mercial fruit $1,000. Phone 3S44.
Office 824 Cascade.
Hood River County Pomona grange
will meet at Pine Grove next Tuesday,
when orchardst members will discuss
the telephone rates of the valley. Rev.
W. H. Boldly will deliver an address on
Freedom of Speech. y
Ebert f. Newell, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, located permanently in Hood
River, will be pleased to meet and ad-
wise with anyone having prospective
work Present headquarters at Mt
Hood Hotel. dit
Miss Elsie M. Buelow returned last
week from Ann Arbor, Mich. here she
had intended taking vocal lessons. Miss
Buelow, who visited in California anc
other points before returning, was un-
able to stand the Michigan climate.
She declares that she was lad to re-
turn to Hood River.