The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-08

After a short stay at home, Mrs.
J. K. Nickelsen and twin sons, Ned
and Ted, have returned to Portland
where they will spend the remainder
Of the winter with relatives.
". n. Hugenin. Of Mosier. who will
be associated with the BaldWin-Swope
Construction Co.. has purchased from
W. +. LaTaway his residence on Front
street. He will move here soon.
Thomas Fisher, who was formerly
with {. F. Sumner. plumber, has be-
come associated with b. B Powell in
the plumbing business. Their shop
IS located on Cascade avenue.
Members Of St. Marks Guild are
urged TO attend an important meeting
10 be held tOmorrw, Friday, afternoon
at 2.3O O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Z. ID. kanaga.
All hats are now reduced one-half.
Coats, suits and dresses are reduced
% per cent below wholesale price. A
10 per cent discount on waists. Sale
tegins Saturday and will last for a
week. Monner's.
H. 5. Dumbolton, formerly with the
Butler Banking Co. but resident for
the past year of Cherokee, la. has re-
turned here with his family to become
associated with the Hood River Gar
age.
DR.. j. F. Watt. for many years sur
geon for the, O.-W. R. & n. Co. and
later for the Union Pacific system, has
retired from active practice and will
devote his entire attention TO his orch
ard properties.
With the first of the year the name
of the Gilbert Motor Car Company was
changed to Bennett Brothers. The cor.
poration was dissolved and Ralph B.
Bennett and Leigh s. Bennett will
hereafter do business as partnership.
Robt. A. Josling. office manager for
A. d. Kern Co., has been visiting in
Portland, but on account of his failing
health there he returned to this city
Saturday to remain the balance of the
year.
Walter McDougal spent New Years
in Portland. He was a guest of officers
of the Oregon-ldaho AirDlane Co.. and
on the bright, sunny New Years day
enjoyed ride in Curtiss plane to
the Waverly Country club.
Have party wishing modern house
about 6 rooms, with acre of ground.
and barn big enough to house two cars.
Has $1,000 cash available. and will have
about $500 more June lst. Does not
object to going as high as $4,000.
K. L. Scott.
f.. NJ. Holman has just received word
seriously injured when he fell from a
load of straw near Gervais, where he
now resides. Mr.. Holman slipped back.
wards and fell on his head and shoul
ders. The latest reports are that he Ii
recovering from the shock.
Mrs. c. II. Castner sustained a pain
ful injury when she fell on an icy side
walk Thursday night. Friends and the
family were alarmed for time, as the
blow on the back of her head left hel
unconscious for several hours. She is
now resting well.
H. M. Cummins, formerly cashier Of
the Bank of lone, has come here witt
his family to devote his entire time t
the life insurance business. His terri
tory covers Hood River county ant
eastern Oregon. He has moved to the
Perigo house at the east end of Sher
man avenue.
Leslie Butler was host to the But
Ter Banking Company staff at a dinner
party at the Mount Hood hotel New
Years dav. Married members were
accompanied by their wives. and Il
were privileged to enjoy MIR. Buffers
hospitality. Included with the party
was E. c. Smith, the banks attorney
and wife.
j. }. Jordan. who moved from The
Oak Grove district to Newberg /;
years ago, was here with his wife las
week visiting their daughter, Mrs. [.
E. Look. and family. Mr.. Jordan ant
wife were en- route to the Willamett,
valley from Montana, where they hav,
been. residing the past year. Mr.. Jor
dan was formerly owner of Oak Groy,
property.
The installation of 1920 officers o
Candy Post. &. A. r.. and Canb,
Corps. w. K. c.. will be held at the K
of Z. hall Saturday afternoon. follow
ing dinner served at noon. The din
ner, an annual event Of the patriots
organizations. will be given for mem
bers of the Post and their wives ant
members of the Corps. The Post in
stallation will follow Immediately af
terward. The Corps installation will
follow regular business meeting.