The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-17

Miss Mary Hawkes., daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hawkes.. has been APP
pointed a member of the Woman's Elk.
change Bureau at Whitman College.
w. !. Kirby left last week for Mid
dletown, O., accompanying carload
of apples there. He hopes to sell the
fruit there at fair profit.
Mrs. Harold HeEshner returned last
week from Kansas City, where she at
tended the annual national convention
of the Womeh's Auxiliary of the Le-
gion.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Nickelsen were
in Portland last week visiting their
daughter, Miss Gertrude, who is con-
valescing from injuries sustained in a
recent automobile accident.
DR.. and Mrs. Bellinger, of Salem,
the latter called here by the tubercu-
losis clinic, spent Sunday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Beckley. DR.. Bellin-
ger and Mr.. Beckley are cousins.
George Montgomery. of Portland,
accompanied by his mother, arrived
last week for a stay in the valley.
Mrs. Montgomery is here hoping to Sc
cure relief from asthma.
Members of the Business and Pro-
participated in pleasant dancing par
ty at the Oriental Cafe Tuesday even
ing. Music was furnished by the
American Legion orchestra.
F. T. Mullikin, the new automobile
top repair man, spent part sof last
week on a deer hunting expedition in
the Mount Adams vicinity. He de-
clared that grouse were plentiful but
that he saw no deer.
The Woman's Kensington of Asbury
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30 p. m. with Mrs.
Peterson at her home on Sherman av-
enue. All members are asked to at
tend. bringing their needles.
Charles T. Early. who has just re
turned to his home in Portland after a
visit in California, will leave soon for
a tour of the Orient. Mr.. Early will
make the Oriental trip as tour of
recreation.
Assessor Wickham returned the lat
ter part of last week from Salem,
where he attended a conference of as
SCISSORS with the State Tax Commits
sion. He states that Hood River coun-
-y's ratio the coming year will be 65,
the same as last year.
Mrs. C. w. McCullagh entertained at
luncheon at the Columbia Gorge hotel
asst Saturday, the luncheon being In
lonor of Mrs. Henry Mccall, of Bos-
on and Prineville. and Mrs. Ellis Va
hon, of Portland. Covers were laid
or 20.
The Pythian Sisters withhold ba-
.aar Saturday, November 26, at the
lew Pythian hall. Wearing apparel,
ancy work and homemade cookery
will be offered in profusion. Remem-
,er the date and do not fail to visit
his bazaar. MA
The place to buy your fruit trees is
rom a well established nursery of known
The True-to-Name Nursery's
years of continuous business
n Hood River should appeal to dscrim-
mating planters. They offer full line
{ nursery stock. ii. S. Galligan, Prop, !
hone 1896. nl0tf
Judge Glanvile, whose eyes have
een troubling him lately, was in Port
and last week to consult his physician. !
he latter tells him that within few |
yeeks he will be able to perform an |
peration that will restore Judge Clan
lilies sight.
w. G. Weber was in Portland last |
Jeek for the stock show. He declares |
he event the most wonderful of its |
ind he has ever seen. Mrs. Weber |
nd grand son, Harry Weber, Friday |
ccompanied Earl Weber to The Dalles
or Armistice day celebration. The |
after was referee in the football |
anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence, who
ecently sold their West Side orchard
lace here, left last week for STAINS
cry, Mo-, located in the noted Ozark
pple belt. Mr.. Lawrence says he eX-
ects to purchase orchard property
lere and endeavor to produce quality
ruit by application of northwestern
lethods of culture and packing.
o. J. Olson. who travels for st.
aul concern, became much interested
] apple growing while here last week
alling on merchants. He forwarded
amples of the valleys fruit to his
lther, N. J. Olson, of Mazeppa. MINI.
Ir. Olson also sent his father a copy
f The Glacier. to show stories of the
of the apple business.
Drivers of automobiles and trucks
ave complained to county authorities
nat children in various parts of tue
alley utilizing the highways as
layground make traffic hazardous and
ause much annoyance. The complaints