The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-08

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noticed that Hood River was being
bombarded by snowstorms and that
they had sent the present early, in or
der that it would have plenty of time
for the difficult journey to the Colum-
bia gorge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mansfield have
moved from the Pineo house on Cas-
cade avenue to the Hamblin apart
ments at the corner of Thirteenth and
Cascade. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. C. II.
Setton's mother, has moved to the
Pineo home.
When Ole Nelson, carrier on rural
free delivery No. l met Albert Lewis
Tuesday, the rear wheels of the two
automobiles crashed. due to the Slip
| perry, snowfiIled roadsides. While both
rear wheels were demolished, no one
was injured. The days mail to East
Side patrons, however, was delayed.
Our watch repair business has grown
Our work is good, prices right. Always
yOnr friend, so come and see about those
Christmas orders We only carry the
best line in every thing. Terms can not
be better, a good cash discount or small
payment down and long time on balance
in our music department. Song Shop
and Jewelry Store. d29
l.. j. Merrill, cashier of the Mosier
Valley Bank and his mother. Mrs. An
ME d. Merrill, who for the past two
winters has resided at Palo Alto, CAL,
have moved here to spend the winter.
Mr.. Merrill will motor to and from
Hood River to attend to his Mosier
bank duties. His mother formerly
lived in Iowa.
W. |. Kirby, orchardist of the Sum |
NIT district, who recently left for Mid |
dletown, ILL.,, for visit with relatives,
arranged for the shipment of his apple |
crop there. MIR. Kirby is selling his |
fruit from the car to householders. |
my friends here think the Hood River
apples are the finest they have ever
seen," writes Mr.. Kirby.
DR.. E. T. Allen, former Persian mis-
sionary, who was scheduled to address
the Sunday Evening club last Sunday,
was unable to be here. Rev. Boldly de- |
livered an illustrated address on trav-
els through Scotland. DR.. Allen, it is |
expected, will be here early during
next year.
What is more appropriate as a Christ
mas present than some good magazine? !
Such a gift will bring pleasure through
out the entire year. Mrs. Sallie A. Mrs. |
j. K.) Carson, phone 1858, will take your
order for any publication. Save your
self the trouble of letter or making out
a post office money order by phoning her
at once. d22
Walter McDougal left last week for
Portland. where be will take up win
ter headquarters at the Multnomah |
club Mr.. McDougal was tied up here
during the recent storm as result of
his choice as a coroner's juror in the
Louis Topich case. He was on the
eve of departing for Portland when
summoned to coroner's jury service.
A series of winter dances will be
staged by the Masonic Lodge. The
initial dance will be given on the even
ing of December l6, according to an
nouncement of Kent Shoemaker, chair
man of a committee arranging for the
social affairs. Other members of the
committee are: Harold Hershner, DR..
H. ID. W. Pineo. A. S. Keir and DR..
l.. l.. Murphy.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Mcdonald are
now located at Bend, where Mr.. Nc
Lumber Co. Writing to have his paper
forwarded to the central Oregon me
tropolis. Mr.. Mcdonald says: 1--WE
1t is like a letter from home when we
are away"
c. j. Carlson, of Portland, here last
week on business, was worried for
time over the Cello wreck. Mr.. Carl
son was expecting the arrival here on
the Westbound Oregon-W ashington lin
tied brother-in-law, j. S. Robins, of
Oakland Calf. who was returning
from an eastern visit. The latter,
however, was aboard later train.
Officers of the Commandery of
Knights Templar were elected and in. (
stalled Tuesday night as follows: A.
G. Lewis, E. c.. C. w. McCullagh, G.
E. L. Scobee, c. g.; A. M. Cannon,
K. f. 0. Banchar, Treas. 0. b.
Nye, S. W. N. H. Macmillan, j. W.
C. H. Jenkins, p. ; G. B. Marsh, W.;
J. d. Cutlery, Sw. B.: F. H. Black
man, st. B.; Thomas Fisher, Sent. !
A. F. Howes, Capt. of Guard; w. A. :
Schaffner and H. l.. Dumble, &.
DR.. c. H. Jenkins. DIR. l.. l.. Muir {
ply and DR.. H. d. w. Pineo were in I
Portland last week to attend the an [
lual convention of the State Dental '
Association. They declare it one of 5
the best meetings of the body ever {
leld. The feature of the sessions came
rom an appeal from leading men of
he dental profession for a preserva-
ion of teeth and an elimination of the
'ecent trend toward extracting them
IN most any of a number of varied r
:
Doctor F. G.. Brosius, Phones 1881 t
md 1889, Hood River announces to his T
patrons cash discount of one-third off. ?
All accounts charged at usual fees and
ubject to collection after 80 days. If