The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-29

Mrs. William Long was here with
her daughter, Mrs. f. N Peck, recent
ly during the heavy floods of the Puget
Sound district. Railroad travel was
very uncertain and hazardous. she
states.
Carl Wonder Abe is now a member
of the University of Oregon football
squad en- route to Honolulu for a
Christmas holiday game. Mr.. Wonder
Abe was a star in football and basket
ball here.
Ned Crawford, who is now located
with large eastern telephone manu-
featuring concern, was here over the
holidays visiting William Marshall.
Mr.. Crawford was formerly with the
local telephone company.
Joseph Kirk, of the Simpson Bible
Institute of Seattle, who is spending
his vacation with his parents, will
preach next Sunday morning and even
ing at the Alliance chapel on May
street
G. f. Graves announces that the Kiser
coloTgraphs which were on sale at the
Book Store during nhe week before
Christmas for the benefit OF the Oregon
Nature Lovers Club can now be in
spected or bougl at the office of r. E.
Scott under First National Bank. fl6
?. l.. Manser left the first of the
week for Centralia, Wash, where he
was awarded the contract for painting
two full scenery sets and curtains for
the new high school building there.
Mr.. Manser will be at the Washington
city for 10 days.
floor Of the old K. of p. building,
where next Monday he will open a
feed, fuel and supply store. Mr.. Nc
Rae will also carrv gasoline and oil.
He announces that he will conduct
general transfer business.
Mark A Mayer was ill at his Mosier
orchard home last week with painful
attack of grip. Friends were alarmed
over his condition. A telephone mes
sage from Mosier Saturday, however,
brought word that Mr.. Mayer was
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Porter were in
Portland for Christmas, participating
in a family reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
~ L VI LCI anu MIS- blduNd DIOCh anu
were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter, Sr., have left for southern
California where they will spend the
of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. Bailey, who
have been here for the past SIX weeks
visiting at the home of the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Bailey, |
left Tuesday for their home in Grang-
er. Wyo. Their daughter, Bessie. who
accompanied them here, is now en-
gagged in the Office of DR.. H. d. W.
PineO.
McRae Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co.
store will be open about January l in
old X. of P. hall, Fourth and State
hay and grain, mill feeds of all kinds.
poultry feed a speciality, gas and oil.
All kinds of hauling done with best of
service. See US for prices. Phone
286l.
The wintry weather appareptly has
mad no retarding effect on the sale of
Fords. The Dickson Motor Co. reports |
sales as follows the past week: j. F.
Mcllroy, j. E. Andrews, and W. F.
touring cars, and Philip !
Roberg, coupe. Sales Manager Mans
ield says that three other sales will be |
closed before New Years.
A 34-ounce lemon has been displayed |
he past week at the Keir drug store. !
1t was sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Keir by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Epping, of 0rlan- |
10. Fla. A 81 ounce lemon was re-
,ently sent local friends by Mrs. Alice
Stalnaker. who is touring through
southern California.
Our watch repair business has grown
)ur work is good, prices right. Always
,onr friend, so come and see about those
christmas orders. We only carry the
jest line in every thing. Terms can not
le better, a good cash discount or small
payment down and long time on balance
n our music department. Song Shop
nd Jewelry Store. d29
A painful Christmas accident
,efell little Julia Belle, 2l-months-old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd l..
french Friday evening. The little girl
lad climbed to dining room chair,
rom which she toppled, striking on
er arm, fracturing the bone. While
ot serious, the hurt was extremely
'ainful for the little girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Small and son,
lobby, were here from Portland to
pend the holidays with Mrs. Small's
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Bartmess.
he following participated in Christ
1as festivities at the Bartmess home !
londay: Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moss,
iiss Olive and Bernice and Lloyd
loss, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sylvester,
lrs. Marshall, William Marshall, Ned
,rawford and William Sylvester. s
Judge r. c. Glanville, who is at St.
'incent hospital, Portland, recovering i
rom an operation for removal of cata- !
acts from his eyes, writes that his
ondtion is as good as can be expect
d. Judge Glanvile will be at the !
ospital for the remainder of the
,eek. Tell my friends. says Judge ,
lanville in his letter, that hope to
e able to recognize them with my
wn eyes.