The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-15

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j. f. Thompson, Upper Valley ranch
er, here last Thursday on business.
stated that work on the new grade
school is progressing rapidly.
! c. A. Elliott reports the recent arriv.
al OF another carload of Overland 4s.
lie has sold 35 of the popular cars this
season, total Of eight carloads.
DR.. f. l.. House, who is spending
the summer on his East Side ranch,
preached Sunday morning at Riverside
church.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Brun-
gust. of Parkdale. at the Storksnest,
Saturday. July 10, u pound daugh-
ter.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanna,
OF Mount Hood, at the Storksnest
Thursday, July 8, lO9 pound daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bell. accompan-
led by their nieces, Misses Marjorie
and Dorothy Wissinger, motored to
Eagle Creek for picnic Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Este Brosius were here
recently from Portland visiting Mr..
Brosius' parents, DR.. and Mrs. F. C.
Brosius.
Geo. |. SIocom, accompanied by his
tather-in-law, A. M. KeIsay. here from
California on visit, spent Monday in
The Dalles visiting friends.
Ship by truck-Long distance hauling
specially. Get my bid on your work
c. A. Wendell. Stand Richards Cigar
Store. Tel. 2643. have a few cords of
l6 inch wood $l1, delivered. jl22
Take your vacation in the National
Parks. Personally conducted parties
now, forming. For information, write
Miss Lenore Gregory, 8l8 Hancock St,
Portland. iyltf
Howard Leland, of Chicago, is here
visiting his aunt. MISS Hood, who is
out from Chicago spending the summer
on the ranch of Mrs. II. T. Gilbert on
the Belmont road.
VIM. McMurray, general passenger
agent of the O.-W. R. & N. Co.. was
here a short time last week to confer
with Agent Fredricy over the new pas
senger schedule.
Mrs. C. E. Knott and children ar
rived last week from Portland for
visit with Mrs. Knott's sisters, Miss
Johnson and Mrs. A. F. Adams, and
the latter's family.
Mrs. H. G. Elliott and daughter, Miss
LenOre. of Saskatoon, Sask., arrived
yesterday for a visit with Mrs. C. K.
Marshall. Mrs. Elliott is Mr.. Mar
shal's sister.
Roland Wiley motored to Cloud Cap
Inn last week, accompanied by a party
of Illinois people. He reports the road
in fair condition but hard to negotiate
because of the excessive grades.
See the demonstration of Trojan
powder removing dead apple trees on
the A. |. Mason place, East Side,
next Monday afternoon. beginning at
80 p. m. An expert will be present.
Sherman j. Frank, local agent.
Miss Queena Leithead. of San Fran.
cisco, arrived last week to spend July
with her friend, Miss Helen Knight.
Misses Knight and Leithead are fellow
students at the University of Califor
MA.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Green
at the Cottage hospital, Wednesday
evening, July I, an eight pound daugh-
ter Mrs. K. j. Bullen. Mrs. Green's
mother. is here to be with the new
granddaughter.
Herman Hukari, who has been in the
business at Frederick, S.
d has arrived here for a visit. While
Mr.. Hukari had no idea of locating
here when he came here to see rela
tives and friends, he now contemplates
purchasing property and remaining.
L. G. Morgan returned Monday from
Cannon Beach, where he had accom-
panied Mrs. Morgan and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Shere on a motor trip. The
others of the party will return home
tomorrow. Mr.. Morgan says the roads
IF the coast are in fair condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bishop. of Pen
lleton, are here visiting the family of
Mr.rand Mrs. H. l.. Howe and Mrs.
Jesise M. Bishop. They are old time
residents of Hood River. and are re-
,eiving numerous calls from old
friends. Mr.. Bishop is now at the
Pendleton Indian school.