The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-03

Geo. r. Wilbur returned Monday
from Portland where he had been with
his family. Mrs. Wilbur and sons viii
remain in Portland for some time.
A convenient way to hurry freight
through Portland to points beyond is tC
make delivery to the proper freight
depot or dock via the Warren Truck
Line Phone GLADDEN. 1912. j20tf
The Hood River Creamery is now
Offering for sale pasteurized whole
milk of test higher than. specified by
law. If you happen to run out call at
the creamery. No deliveries made.
announce the second and latest drop
in paints. | am now selling my paina
for $3 and up per gallon. Ii. S. Braak-
man. Tel 1891. Get your carpets
cleaned. f3tf
N. +. Coleman has returned to Spo-
kane after six weeks visit here with
the family of his daughter, Mrs. w. P.
/ Wright. whose husband is connected
with the Penney store.
Dancing lessons. Instruction in mod
err dance steps. Glasses or private les
sons. Folk dancing and fancy dancing.
4 TOT luILAlCl lliiDl lIiltlOlii pliOllC ANNhilNi7
inc Baker, 1881. flo
Miss Minnie l. Monner will spend
next week in Portland attending spring
openings of millinery concerns. Dur
| ing her absence the walls of her Pyth-
ian building store will be retinted.
II. S. Braakman will begin next
Monday to remove his stock of paints
and other goods from his present quar-
ters on Fourth street to the room just
vacated by the city office force.
Our kodak finishing is in charge Of
Mr.. Donnerberg a finisher Of expert
ence If you are having kodak troubles
ask Don about it. His experience is at
your service with a smile. Slocom 4
Garfield Co. iy22tf
Members of the Odd Fellows Lodge
we're hosts Wednesday night of last
week at an entertainment for the Re-
bekahs. Dancing and card playing
were INDUCED in by those participat'
ing. Refreshments were served.
J. f. Thompson was down from the
Upper Valley on business the first of
the week. He and Mrs. Thompson re-
Gently returned from visit with
friends and relatives in Walla Walla,
Wash, and Idaho points.
The Hood River Checker Club.
which, according to Dave LeBonte,
secretary, is adding members daily, is
off on a 20-game tournament. The
club has invited women to participate
in the tournament.
Homer c. Greene, who for the past
several years has been maAgaer of the
large pear and apple tracts of the Mt.
Adams Farm Co. at Gilmer. Wash,
has leased the East Side orchard place
of l.. E. Clark. The latter, with his
family is spending the winter at Long
Beach, Calf.
A. E. Kincaid, who has been here
visiting the family of his son, e. A.
Kincad, and family, has left for Port
land to join his wife. Mr.. Kincaid has
been spending the past several months
on a wheat ranch near Heppner Mrs.
Kincaid has spent the winter months
in southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moe and daugh
ter, Miss Frances, left Saturday for a
visit of few weeks in southern Cal |
ifornia. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Haigh, of Ripon. |
Wis, who arrived here Thursday from
Walla Walla, where they had been Wis
iting a son.
Harry Cash left Sunday for New
York City to join a corps of American
teachers who will go to Peru, where
they will be employed for the next
several years in reorgani2ing the edu
cational system of the South American
republic. Mr.. Cash recently returned
from the Philippine Islands where he
had been engaged as teacher.
Although snow still fingers on neigh |
boring foothills and the blanket of the /
beautiful at Parkdale was still four /
inches deep Monday, signs Of spring
are appearing here. Numerous robins |
have made their appearance in the past |
week. On Monday Angus Mcdonald |
picked the seasons first bluebells in
c0ves along the Highway
between here and Mosier.
H. ". Hamlin, Underwood, Wash,
well known here. has sue
,eeded Homer Greene as manager of
the big Husum orchard tracts of the
Mt. Hood Farm Co. Mr.. Hamlin for
the past wear has been manager OF an
organization of Underwood growers,
who banded together to facilitate apple
They have a large ware
louse, recently completed, at Under
wood.
Mrs. Otto Kobe, whose husband is
employed here as baker, will leave
for England to visit rela-
ives. Mrs. Kolbe, who has travelled
IN France, Italy, Africa, Jamaica.
Panama, Canada, New Zealand and
Australia, says she has never seen any
scenery more beautiful than that of
he Hood River valley and she declares
he will carry back to her old home a
story of the wonderful beauty of life
N Oregon. She declares the Eagle
Creek canyon just as beautiful as the
Yosemite valley, although on smaller
scale