The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-10

Reserve your tickets for Mrs.
Ne1rham s concert to be- given Thurs.
day evening june vi Remember che
performance s for lbe benefit Of the
American Legion
q g Hughes has equipped has MI.
Hood Meat Market with handsome new
refrigerated show cases. The market
is now equippod with oil the latest
metropolitan conveniences.
Mrs Vern Whitcomb and baby left
Yesterday for Seattle to Join Mr.. Whit
comb. They were accompanied as far
as Portland by .Whltcomb' S father
w. +. Shay.
Thurston Laraway, student of the
University Of Oregon Medical school,
arrived home last week for the sum.
mer vacation. He will spend a portion
of his vacation assisting his father in
the jewelry store.
The members of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church participated in
a social meeting at the home of Paul
Petit last week. Cake and ice cream
were served and a jolly time was re-
ported
Hermann Pregce. Wednesday of last
week. shipped the record clip Of wool
of the season to Portland by boat.
The wool weighed IA pounds. He left
Thursday over the highway by automo-
bile to sell his wool.
Reserve your tickets for Mrs.
Meacham' s concert to be given Thurs
day evening, June II. Remember the
performance is for the benefit of the
American Legion.
J. P. Kelley and B l.. Shaver, who
recently sold the IIWaco Tribune. have
arrived here for an outing in the berry
harvest fields. The two men will
camp in the strawberry districts and
join the thTong of pickers now flocking
to the Valley.
w. G. McDougal, Iowa capitalist,
arrived last week for vacation here
with his orchardist brother. Walter
James McDougal, another
brother, governor of the Chicago Fed
eral Reserve Bank, may come here
later in the season, it is said, for a
eu mon.
K. H. Milison. Chicago landscape
painter, arrived last week to spend
the summer visiting at the orchard
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Tucker.
MIR. MiIlson states that he will seek
for paintings from the
scenery around Mount Hood and the
Columbia Gorge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Blackman left
Tuesday by automobile for Dallas,
where they will visit Miss Evans, for.
mer principal of the Pine Grove
schools. From Dallas they will go to
Corvallis for a visit with their son,
Roger, student at o. A. c., who will
accompany them home.
The following Hood River 0. A. c.
students have arrived home for short
visit with parents before leaving for
Camp Knox, KY, where they will
5pend the summer in military training
Howard Wildin. Roy Holman and New |
ton Clark. The young men are special
zing in military training.
J. H. Fredricy has been confined to
MS room suffering from an injury sus-
aimed Sunday while on fishing trip. |
While walking through a river bank /.
Jungle Mr.. Fredricy ran against a sharp
3nag, which penetrated the calf Of his !
light leg. Mr.. Fredricy is again on
luty.
The II year old son of Anton Cope
'ude sustained lacerated hands last |
week when dynamite cap with which .
le was playing exploded. Pieces of
he copper cap were driven deep into
he flesh of the hands. The boy thought !
he cap was an empty % caliber rifle
ihell
The county court last week appointed |
Ralph Davies, OF Parkdale, and P l..
danser as members of the county fair |
,oard. Mr.. Davies succeeds c. j. Me- |
ntsoh, who has resigned. The board .
viii meet tomorrow to make plans for .
he second annual county fair to be
ield in September.