The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-01-27

Mrs. l.. X. Mcclure and son, Leslie
who have been spending the past sew
eral months in Portland, were her,
yesterday calling on relatives ant
friends. They will leave Sunday by
boat for Los Angeles to make theil
home.
M mbers of the Hood River Poultry
Association who failed to attend the
meeting Tuesday and to file their re-
quirements for the February feed and
supplyorder should communicate at once
with the secretary, Edw. Thornton.
Tel. 1922.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Muller,
who reside on the A. |. Mason ranch,
were seriously injured Monday when
their horse, frightened at children
coasting, ran away. The buggy was
overturned and Mrs. Muller was
/ dragged some distance. Their young
son, Jack, escaped unhurt.
/ Miss Clara Clarkson won the Mara
/ thon automatic clock. which has been
running in the window at Kelly Bros.
The eight day clock ran Is days, IA
hours and 45 minutes. Miss Clarkson s
guess, the highest made, was that the
clock would run ID days, Is hours and
Is minutes.
l.. O. Meacham will leave the latter
part OF this week for Chicago to join
Mrs. Meacham. Mr.. Meacham, who
has leased their home here to DIR. and
Mrs. E. d. Kanaga for several months.
will undergo treatment at Chicago
hospital while away. He and Mrs.
Meacham expect to motor overland on
their return in the spring.
Rhea Luper, of the State Water
Board, was here Tuesday to at end a
water hearing of circuit court as the
personal representative of Geo. T.
Cochran, eastern Oregon member of
the Board. Mr.. Cochran, Mr.. Luper
states, is convalescing at Hot Lake
Sanitarium from a recent serious oper-
alton for intestinal trouble.
Frank Davenport, Jr, left Tuesday
for Walla Walla, Wash, to attend the
annual convention of branch managers
of the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. The
big retail concern. headquarters of
which are at Walla Walla, now has 81
branch establishments 1t is the
northwest. Mr.. Davenport was joined
ny d. VI. OuGIl, Lie DdllGS HldUd>,
on the trip to Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Cooper, of
Wasco. where Mr.. Cooper is in charge
of large ranch interests. and his wife,
president and manager of bank, have
been here looking after Odell orchard
property and visiting Mrs. Cooper's
cousin. Hubbard Taylor. and family.
The Odell school board proposes the
purchase of two acres of the Odell
place for school grounds.
A new inch of snow falling Monday
night on the frozen slush of the day
before resulted in numerous comical |
but not serious accidents Tuesday. |
The most sensational accident oc-
cured when a woodhauler, driving |
team of mules, started from State |
1own Fourth street. Locking his rear
wheels with his brake he started the
wagon to slide. 1t turned completely
telling the mules, and glided
The full block, dumping the wood, when
t stopped suddenly on the lower level
If Oak street.
Tomorrow night the new Park Street
school will be open for public inspec-
ion from 7.30 until o'clock, when it
$ hoped that all people of Hood River
will come out and see this new build
ng and its equipment The teachers
will be in their respective rooms to
the parents There will be
music and light refreshments. This
meeting takes the place of the regular
January Parent-Teacher meeting. The
eachers' rest room has been furnished
rom the proceeds of the waste paper
rive.