The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-30
UNDERWOOD
By Naomi Hunter

MIR. Kapp, the butcher, was in Port
land last week on business.
Mr.. Collins was a visitor in Hooc
River Thursday.
Mr.. Knapp, of Portland. is here look
ing after the harvesting of the fruit
crop on bis farm on the Heights.
The Chenowith school teacher spent
the week end visiting in Hood River.
Mr.. Pierce returned from Portland
Thursday to resume his work on the
Hunter ranch
Mrs. Hazel Schwinge returned from
Hood River Sunday.
Corbett Underwood spent Thursday
and Friday in Portland. He returned
Friday evening with Mrs. Olsen's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Arisman, OF
Hood, who are visiting in the east, are
expected home the filst of the month.
J. j. McNutt has recently completed
the erecting of new house on the II.
K. Love ranch.
H. A. Hussey is remodeling his fruit
packing plant into an up to date estab-
llshment which will be both time and
labor saving contrivance.
Miss Dorothy Newman, a guest at
the Hussey home, was entertained at a
luncheon Monday of last week at the
Hamlin home.
Mrs. C. A. Cole and Mrs. A, G. Birk
transacted business in Hood River last
week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irve Johnson and two
friends of Grays Harbor, arrived. Mon
day for a weeks visit with Mr.. John
son s brother, E. C. johnson, the jitney
man. They made the trip by. car over
the Columbia Highway.
Mrs. Hazel Schwinge was a business
caller in Stevenson Tuesday of last
week.
Reuben Quarnstrom was in White
Salmon and Hood River last week
Tuesday. Louis Thun was a business
caller in Hood River Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Tyler and Mrs. Aaron
Larsen spent last Tuesday visiting
Mrs. Frank Larsen, who is in the hos
pital in Hood River.
DR.. Zener was called to the Geo. E.
Ferguson home to attend sick child.
M. S. Smith, of the Underwood Mer-
camille Co., has returned from bust
ness trip in Portland.
I Geo. Walther and Reuben Quarn-
strom went to White Salmon Thursday.
With two weeks of the school year
gone and considerable effort on sthe
part of the school board to secure a
teacher on the Heights, their efforts
were rewarded Monday when Miss
Anna Whipple, of Roseburg, Ore, ap-
peared and started the school term.
Stanley Lowden, who has been spend
ing the summer vacation at the Lowden
home, left last week for Eugene. where
he is a member of the senior class at
the Oregon University.
Bob Tyrrell went to Portland Friday
morning. AS this was his first trip to
the big city he planned on staying sew
eral days, but when the train left Port
land Friday evening Bob was aboard
with ticket for Underwood. When
asked why he came back so suddenly he
replied, "The lights were too bright
and those street cars made SO much
noise | knew very well that couldn't t
sleep there.
Saturday evening about 40 loyal Re-
publicans gathered at the school house
for what was termed Republican
rally. The meeting was opened by the
singing of America by the audience.
Chairman Smith then made brief talk
before introducing ex-senator Rand, of
Stevenson, the speaker of the evening.
The climax of Mr.. Rand S speech was
the errors made by the present admin
istration since 1916.
Bill Lane and Mrs. M. V. Olsen went
to Portland Thursday evening and re-
turned Saturday with their Studebaker
painted and completely remodeled. This
car will also be used in their jitney
business.
Miss Dorothy Newman left here
Thursday for her home in Boston, Mass.
She left over the Southern Pacific and
will visit friends in FL Paso, Memphis,
Washington. DC, and New York city
Her mother, Mrs. H. A. Hussey, ac
companied her as far as Portland. Miss
Newman was highly entertained at
luncheons and dinners given in her
honor during her stay in Underwood.