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

Leonard Underwood, Of the Portlan
once of the Department of Interior
was here the first of the week on offl
cial business.
{. j. Magnuson and r. j. Mclsaa,
were among the trekkers who camt
down from the Upper Valley last weel
to look after business.
Mrs. C. T. Bishop, of Salem. after {
VISIT with Mrs. c. T. Roberts, in the
land.
We contract auto repairing. All work
guaranteed. Chevrolet and Buick work
I 1912. 100
Our floor space is small but we carry
Pianos, Player Pianos, Sheet Music
Rolls, Photographs Records, Needles
ana Jewelry. The Song Shop. d29
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Riley. of Parkdale, at the Cottage hos
pltal Friday evening, December 2, a
son.
Mrs. B. l.. Clark and children re-
turned last week from Kellogg, Ida,
where she had been visiting her moth
er and sister.
Aprons and other useful and fancy
articles and homemade candies will be
sold at st. Marks Guild Bazaar at
Kelly Bros. store Saturday and tea
Will be served in the afternoon.
9 Carl A. Plath, former local druggist
and owner of an East Side e'orchard,
who until recently has resided in Port
land, has moved with his family to
San Francisco.
Mrs. David Marlor. after a week
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. f.
Blythe. at Twin Oaks Farm, left Sat
urday for Portland. Her son, George
Finley, will remain here for time.
Chester A. johnson mushed down
from Ell Corregidor Monday. The
thaws and succeeding freezing weather
have resulted IN an almost unbreakable
crust covering the Upper Valley.
Mrs. Chas. Solely arrived the latter
part of last week from Dee, having
walked down to Summit, where she
and others of the outlying vicinity
were met by rig.
D. Giel and w. Beale, officials of the
Pacific Telephone Co., were here last
week on tour of inspection of their
lines, which suffered severe damage
from the storm.
The Hood River county Grange ex-
hibit in Portland at the recent national
captured an award of $65.
The Washington county exhibit won
$72.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 0. Gothals. who
have been living at Parkdale, have
moved to their orchard place at White
Salmon. Mr.. GOthals is one of the
mid Columbia most skilled pruners
and general expert horticuturists.
r. A. Josling, of the A. d. Kern
Co., was marooned here
for time last week as the result Of
The floods and the Cello wreck. He
spent the time pleasantly, however,
with numerous friends.
A. W. Stone was a business visitor
in Portland last week. The news was
around town Thursday morn
ng that he was aboard one of the i'll
fated trains in the Cello wreck. This
was an error.
Mrs. Alice Stalnaker, on tour of
California with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
4. Stranahan and husband, last week
sent to local friends a huge Ponderosa
emon. The giant citrus fruit was ex-
libited at the Kresse drug store.
Officers of the local lodge of Re-
,ekahs have been elected as follows
Mrs. Carmean Powell, noble grand
Mrs. Clara Colby, vice grand Mrs.
Mabel Lakin, secretary, and Mrs.
Pearl Hurst, treasurer.
The members of st. Marks Guild
will give shower Thursday afternoon
It the home of Mrs. Kanaga at 2.30. |
II articles for the bazaar at Kelly !
Bros. store Saturday should beobrought
n at this time.
Mrs. Emma Epping, who has been !
he guest of her brother and sister,
nd of Mrs. H. S. Butterfeld the past
wo weeks, has returned to Hood Riv-
r from Portland. She was marooned !
here by the storm.
Aprons and useful and fancy articles
- WCll do llOlilC maui NallhlCo NilI bC !
old and tea will be served during the |
fternoon at st. Marks Guild Bazaar
It Kelly Bros. store Saturday Buy |
our Christmas gifts here.
Judge Castner is recovering at the
cottage hospital from an operation for
upture. He is reported as resting
veil and will be able to leave the hos
ital for his home in few days, it is
tated.
Sam Elliott, former local orchardist,
gho is now owner of cigar store at
corvallis, has invented an electrical
core board, for use at baseball or
ootball games. He was recently in
'ortland engaged in formal prelim-
1aries TO patent.
Traffic Officer Murraysthe first Of the
yeek received an early Christmas
resent from his parents at San Jose,
,aIif. The gift was a ring set with a
andsome moss agate. Mr. Murray's
oIks stated in their letter that they