The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14

. summer camp on the Lake Branch.
After an extended visit with relt
= tives and friends in Ohio, Gus Mile
: and wife returned home Tuesday ever
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Kanaga, Mr.. an
! Mrs. Geo. |. Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs
/ c. W. McCullagh returned last wee
from a camping trip in the War;
Springs Indian reservation.
Timothy Newell leaves next week fo
, Yakima, where he will spend som
time in demonstrating his apple grad
: ing machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore an,
daughter, of Salem, were here las
week guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. B
Tewksbury. The families were Friends
and neighbors in Hutchinson. Kas.
Il. S. George has just installed
"Snooker, or English billiard tabl,
at his Electric Kitchen pool and billiard
parlor, and the game is meeting will
considerable favor.
2000 men wanted to go to Charli,
Clarke's drugstore and buy trial boz
of Hunters Wonderful Salve. Full di
rections with every box. Remedy espe
cially good for lung and kidney trout lel
and sure cure for blood poisoning. al
Walter M. Carson and wife, of Sar
Francisco, formerly residents of Ken
lucky, arrived the first of the week fol
visit with MIR. Carson's cousin, j. X.
Carson, and family. They motoreC
north.
Mrs. N. Plyler has left for Silver
ton. where she will visit her son, 0.
f. Duval. Later she viii leave for
Tillamook for a visit with another son.
E. Duval. She may remain for the
summer at Tillamook.
H. S. Braakman and wife have re-
turned from a vacation with relatives
in Seattle. Mr.. Braakman, who is
engaged again at his paint shop, says
the roads between Portland and Seat
tie are in fine shape.
Miss Beryl Clarke, accompanied by
her friends, Misses Thelma and Alice
McQuaid. of Honolulu, who are here
visiting from the University of Wash
ington, have returned from visit at
Dufur.
Mrs. r. r. Imbler and children,
Malcolm and lone, returned to Dallas
last week after an extended visit here
with Mrs. lmbler's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford Smith, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stranahan,
accompanied by their daughter, Dwin-
elda, and Mrs. Laura Clapp and daugh-
ter. Charlett, motored to Bend and
Prineville last week for visit with
old friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubbard Taylor have
returned from PuyalIup, Seattle, Ia
coma and other Puget Sound points,
where they journeyed by automobile.
At Puyallup they visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. F. Whitcomb, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dickerson have
leftsfor. San Jose, Calf, to make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Butcher
will also reside in the California city,
Mr.. Butcher and Mr.. Dickerson having
a new spray company, the
factory of which will be located there.
Bennett Brothers report the sale of
Dodge Brothers touring car to II. W.
Chapman. Since the $500 price reduc-
ton went into effect Bennett Brothers |
have sold out their stock of Dodge !
Brothers touring cars and are now TAX |
ing orders for August delivery.
The full congregation of the Imman-
lel Lutheran church, following services |
Sunday, motored to the ranch place of |
B. B. Powell. just west of the city, |
where picnic lunch was spread. In |
he afternoon games and contests we're
in.
Walter Ford and wife have returned
rom motor tour of Puget Sound |
They saw the automo-
,ile races at Tacoma and then pro-
eeded to Bellingham, Wash. where
hey visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
ireen. They visited Vancouver, b.
T., before returning home.
Miss Ruth Clark, daughter of E. B.
lark, of Portland. is flutist and piano
ccompanist of the grand opera sing
rs, headed by Mary Adel Hays, who
ppeared here Sunday in concerts.
ir. Clark was here TO visit friends
yer the week and to hear the concerts.
he grand opera singers were given an
vation.
J. r. Nickelsen, who spent the
ourth at Cannon Beach with his fam {
Y, says that Hood River was we'll
epresented at the coast resort. The
motored down for Independ- s
nee Day Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Taft, {
Dr. and Mrs. j. ID. Cutlery and Mr..
nd Mrs. George Stranahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald, for
lerly residents of the Odell section,
tho for the past year have resided in
lackamas county near Oregon City. s
ave sold their holdings there. They {
ere here last week, en- route by auto '
iobile for visit IN their old home 5
istrict in Wisconsin. c
En- route to Seaside, where they will t
pend the vacation season. a large :
arty Of Walla Walla motorists spent |
unday here inspecting orchard dis
lets and surrounding points of scenic
lterest. The visitors, guests of the
It. Hood Hotel, included the follow
e: Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Thompson, T
RS. Hunter. Miss Hagerty. Mrs. Rob {
t Allen. Mrs. Nesmith Ankeny, Miss
erguson, J. Niswonger and James f
ing.
Jack Cram, 15-year old son Of Mr.. I
I'd Mrs. +. A. Cram, has just com +
eted a horseback trip of 10 miles.
eaving here last Wednesday the o
1ung man reached PTineville Satur- V
" evening. He rode his saddle pony,
rince. The family, expecting to hear
ON him en- route, had become wor-
ed until the message came of his
aching Prineville. The young man d
i'll spend the summer with the family 2
an uncle, James Cram, rancher of c
.e eastern Oreon section. p