The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-01

Accom- panied b. hcF mother, Mrs
I h. kaesser. Miss Pearl Kaesscr visitc
| in Portland last week.
| From waste paper collected by the
! students. the Park street school has
/ purchased an Edison photograph from
/ A. 5. keir.
The members of the Commandery.
Knights Templar, are instructed 20
meet at the Masonic hall Sunday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock instead of 10 as
originally requested
A. b. Bennett and family. how have
been living at the II. +. Davidson
home on Oak street, have moved to
the residence on State street belonging
to the father of J. +. Slade.
The first Koberg asparagus made its
appearance Saturday at the Clarke drug
store. Mr.. Kobers expects to have his
succulent vegetable on the market
within 10 days.
A rare chance: Is acres four miles
from Hood River, good orchards all
around, close to Tucker road. 500 per
ace, $500 cash. See Lister, S24 Cas-
cade.
Paul Lancaster, former local high
school boy. now student at the pre-
medical department of the University
of Washington. has been here this
week on the spring vacation.
Edward Thornton, song writer, who
is staunch johnson supporter, it is
reported, is considering writing a song
for the strenuous Californian's cam
paign committee.
G. E. Graves. of St. Paul, Mimi. has
arrived here to take charge of the w.
F. Andrews place in the Oak Grove
district. He recently leased the orch
ard place.
En- route home from southern Cali
fornia, j. c. Heidelberg, of Toledo. O.,
stopped the latter part of last week to
visit DR.. and Mrs. j. II. McVay, old
friends.
The regular monthly meeting of the
the church parlors tomorrow afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock, an all members are
urged to be present as business Of i'm
portance will be discussed.
Diamond repair shop at 1918 Columbia.
Lawn mowers, sewing machines, knives,
shears and saws, umbrellas, all kinds of
light repairing, sharpening and grind
ing, locksmith, Will call by post card
being dropped. Frank Sproule, Tel.
1864. a29
On Good Friday Rev. Van Waters
will officiate at evening prayer services
at st. Mark s Episcopal church. East |
er morning at 8 o'clock, with Bishop
Paddock officiating. holy communion |
will be celebrated. Evening prayer will
be held on Sunday.
DR.. S. R. Leach, of Michigan, who |
is on the Pacific coast in the interest |
Of the lnterchurch world movement, |
will speak atsthe Baptist church Sun
lay morning. DR.. Leach will explain |
the worldwide movement. Sunday ev-
ening an Easter concert will be held.
John W. Allen, who has been stu
lent at the Universitysof Washington,
stopped here Saturday for a visit with
lis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Allen,
while en- route to Redmond, where he
goes to assume the cashiership of the
Bank of Redmond.
A. w. Folck and family. who have
)een in quarantine for the past several
weeks with influenza and pneumonia,
ire out gain. Kenneth, young son of
Mr.. and Mr.. Folck, WIS seriously i'll
With pneumonia for time.
Mrs. Edward T. Wilder and Mrs. Jen-
lie I. Johnson, sisters of the late Col.
V. F. Tucker, arrived last week to
pend the summer at FL Corregidor, in
he Upper Valley, with Mrs. Tucker.
The visitors were taken to the Upper
Ialley by c. W. McCullagh.
Plans are under way for the early
obstruction of another garage. f.. j.
,opper last week purchased from l..
4. Morse lot at the west edge of [
he city near the free automobile camp {
lg park. Mr.. Copper and his son,
'arl, will erect service station and
epair plant.
The following U. of o. students ar
Ived last week to spend the spring va {
alton at home: Misses Betty Epping, {
essie Lewis, LA Nichols, Lenore Cram.
nd Gladys Wright, and Wilbur Hoyt.
arl and Frank Wonder Abe. Virgil {
ameron, Merton Folts and Carl Ep- j
ing. Z
The Commercial club members were g
the Portland Ad club to be 7
lests of honor at luncheon yester
ay. The following citizens were pres /
1t: Truman Butler. f. o. Blanchar,
w. McCullagh. j. H. Fredricy C
alter McDougal, c. j. Calkins, c. N s