The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Byerelee an
DIR. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson wer
up from Portland over the week en-
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd l.. Frenc
and Geo. II. Lynn.
Miss Evlyn Doliver, stenographer a
the First National Bank, is spending
vacation at the coast. Miss Ila Mich
OILS is substituting for her during thu
absence.
G. M. Uptegrove, of the Upper Val
ley, was a business visitor in the city
the first of the week. He states thai
apple crop conditions of the Upper Val
ley were never better.
During the coming week we will
have a Buick Four here for one day
All persons interested can get the ex.
act date by getting in touch with the
Hood River Garage.
Mrs. o. V. Allen, of Boise, Ida, was
here over the week end looking at mid
Columbia scenery. She returned sing
ing the praises Of the Columbia River
Highway.
Mrs. Geo. W. Dimmick, en- route to
Seaside from Walla Walla, was here
the first of the week on a short visit.
Mrs. Dimmick is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Thompson, of Parkdale.
BsJohn Fee, pastor of Portland Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance church.
who is spending the summer with his
family in the Parkdale district, was
here over Sunday.
o. t. Wedemeyer, enjoying vaca-
tion from his duties as director of the
choir of a large Portland church, was
here last week visiting friends and
looking after Oak Grove ranch inter-
ests.
Henri Thiele was one of the speakers
at the Chamber of Commerce meeting
held in Portland last week, when bank
ers of the state greeted John S. Drum,
San Francisco banker Mr.. Thiele, it
is declared, delivered an excellent talk.
Reed Bros, whose activities have
much to do with the daily delivery of
huge quantities of Oregold butter from
the Hood River Creamery, have pur-
chased from Bennett Brothers a Dodge
touring car.
The Ladies Kensington of the Asbury
Methodist church will meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs. c. N. Lewis,
709 Eugene street. A full attendance
is desired. Refreshments will be
served.
l.. M. Crockwell, of the lubricating
division of the Associated Oil Co., was
here last week calling on the Cameron
Motor Co.. local distributors of the
Associated's gasoline and other prod
ucts.
M. Peterson. who was grounds super
of the Lewis & Clark Expo
sitiUn in Portland, was here last week
visiting friends. Mr. Peterson, who
will fill a similar position with the
1925 exposition, will arrive here later
for longer visit.
w. M. Ganger, of Bull Run, accom-
panied By his son, Ralph, and A. H.
Klinger, motored up over the Highway
last week for visit with friends. Mr..
Ianger was for many years a resident
here, having at one time been city
marshal.
Earl Franz was in Portland the first
If the week to join conference of Bu'
ok dealers. A factory representative |
vas present. One of the new Buick As |
vas taken down and the men shown the |
nner workings of it. ''It is certainly |
| winner" says Mr.. Franz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Wilson, of |
Portland, and little baby are at the |
lome of Mrs. Wilson's parents, Rev. |
md Mrs. Gabriel Sykes. on visit.
Miss Alice Sykes is home from Will
annette University spending the sum-
ner with her parents.
W. d. Nelson, formerly owner of the
1aines Record, was here Tuesday en-
cute by automobile to Ridgefield, |
Wash, where he has purchased a news
,aper. Mr.. Nelson, who recently sold
he Record, states that he will assume
ontrol of the Ridgefeld paper immed-
ately on arrival there with his family.
Mrs. Ralph Barton, of Medford, ac-
by the two children, and
irs. James f. Steele, of Wheatland,
jalif., arrived Saturday evening for a
isit with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. l.. Emry. Mr.. Steele will arrive
ater.