The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-03

E. H. Hartwig spent several days in
Portland last week on business.
Hard Time dance at Odell Grange
hall Friday night.
J. r. Wilson, of Spokane, of the
Earl Fruit Co. ,.has been here the past
week offering to buy apples.
American Legion dance Armistice
Day at Pythian hall. Legion orches-
ira.
DR.. Pineo and family have moved in
from the ranch and are now occupying
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. An
drews on Cascade avenue. The latter
have left by automobile for southern
California.
The Hood River Canning Company
has work for women trimming apples.
The women work seated, workroom is
light and heated with steam. The ap-
Piles will probably last until February
or March.
The Hood River Canning Company
has work for women trimming apples.
The women work seated, workrOom is
light and4heated with steam. The ap-
Piles will probably last until February
or March.
The Hood River Canning Company
has work for women trimming apples.
The women work seated, workroom is
light and heated with steam. The ap-
pies will probably last until February
or March.
Frances and Russell Acheson, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Acheson,
entertained their school friends pleas
antly at Hallowe' 'en party Monday
evening. Games were played between
the hours of and 8. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Schenck will
leave this week for California, where
they will spend part of the winter.
Mr.. Schenck, who has been looking af-
ter the harvest on his East Side grade
place, says he will be back for next
years harvest.
The Women's Relief Corps fair, or
bazaar, planned for the Lotus Grille
November l9, will be held instead at
the Blowers store. Great preparations
are being made for the event, and it is
likely that articles offered for sale will
set a new record.
Mrs. Annette Entrican returned to
California last Friday morning after a
two months visit with her daughter.
Mrs. f. H. Hartwig and family. On
account of the impending strike Mrs.
Entrican left about a month earlier
than she expected to. Attorney and
Mrs. Hartwig accompanied her as far
as Portland in their car.
Mrs. Flora b. Hartley, who has been
here for the past three weeks visiting
friends and relatives and looking after
her Willow Flat orchard place, has left
for Bend to visit the family of her son,
Howard T. Hartley. Later she will go
to Marshfeld to join her daughter,
Mrs. K. w. Murphy. and husband. Mr..
Murphy, for a number of years mem
ber of the staff of the Portland Tele-
gram, has gone to MarshGeld to take
charge of the Daily News.
Ned Baldwin, who has been serious
ly i'll at Washington, ID. c., writes
that he is recovering. Mr.. Baldwin.
who has been private secretary to Rep
resentative Nick SinnOtt since the lat
er was elected to Congress, has been
appointed to take charge of the Port
land land office. He declares that he
will be glad to return to his own home
state, and his many friends will be
glad to have him back. MIR. Baldwin's
mother has been with him in Washing
ton.
Wanna Temple, Pythian Sisters, last
Thursday night presented TO Mrs. Flor
ence Rand large bouquet of pink and
white carnations. The presentation
speech was made by Mrs. +. W. Chind-
lund. Mrs. Rand recently returned
from Portland, where she attended the
annual Grand Lodge, having been ad-
vanced at the session TO the office of
Grand Junior of the Grand Temple.
Mrs. Rand, who has long taken a
prominent part in the activities Of the
Pythian Sisters here. is Mistress of
Records and Seals of Wanna Temple.
Old blackboards from junior high
have been mounted and hung in the
teachers rest room at Park Street
school, where one Of the junior high
classes is taken care Of. The main
part Of the old junior high building is
being torn down TO the FIRST floor. This
floor will be left 10 protect the base
nent, fuel. plumbing and furnace.
The gym will be left standing for the
winter and used occasionally during
bad weather by junior high students
who are attending in the high school
building.