The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-09-15

p F. Chandler, publisher of 'th,
Blue Mountain Eagle, of Canyon City
visited the Glacier office Tuesday.
Thurston 'Laraway. who is now
student of the Medical School at Stan
ford University, arrived home las
week for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Laraway, W. F
Cooper and family. W. j. Collier anC
family and b. j. Rowland and fami ly
the later'of Portland, motored to Can
non Beach for an outing last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Barker, of Bel.
lingham, Wash, en- route home from g
vacation spent in southern California.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. l.. B.
I Aplin, and family.
J. r. Crosby. Odell rancher, left
Monday for Boston, Brooklyn and
Maine and New Hampshire points,
where he will spend the winter visit
ing the families of brothers and sisters
and in visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy u. Veach and
sons, Jack and Billie, have arrived
from Great Falls. Mont, for a visit
with Mrs. Veach's father, j. II. Ger.
des, and family.
Miss Nancy Wade, of Oxnard, Calf,
arrived last week for visit with her
brother, w. Wade. Harrison Wade,
who was recently here visiting, is eX-
pected about the middle of the month
to make his home.
j. 0. McLain, engaged with crews
on the Lost Lake road, was brought to
the Cottage hospital last week suffer
ing from badly sprained shoulder,
sustained when he was engaged in lift
ing bOulders from the right of way.
Kodak finishing Slocom- Donnerberg
Co. One up-to-date dark room, an up
to-date expert finisher, real "a. hour
service that's us. iy 22tf
Bids Wanted - To transfer at once
from 40 to 80 tons baled timothy hay
from Camas Prairie, Wash, to a Ware
house in Hood River, Oregon. Phone
1858. G. 7. Roberts. a4tf
Oregon State Fair; Salem, Sept. 26 to
Oct. IA wealth of agricultural, livestock
and industrial displays; an excellent ra-
cling program; high class amusements
and attractions; ideal camping grounds.
A. II. Lea, Manager, Salem, Ore. 500
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Richmond and
Mrs. Richmond's brother, George Bail |
ey, came up by motor bus from Port
land Tuesday for a visit with old |
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond for
merly resided here.
w. E. ByerIee, brother of Mrs. Susie
[. Lynn, and friend, Oscar Mason,
passed through here Tuesday en- route
rom Portland to Dee on a business
rip. Mr.. Byerlee is with the S. p. &
5. Co. in the Portland terminal office.
City Recorder Howe says the giant
,eans reported last week by j. C.
3oggs are not a novelty here. He saws
le has grown them for several years.
The variety is known as the Yount or
oregon Giant, he says. Seed may be
btained from Oregon seedsmen.
Mrs. Annette Entrican has arrived
rom Los Angeles to spend the fall
ere visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. II.
iartwig, and family. Mrs. Entrican,
Tho formerly resided here, declares
hat Hood River still holds a very
arm place in her he art. I
have just received from Schweizer, 1
nporter's samples of their new yarns,
lks, cottons, woollens, cretonnes, cur {
ain scrims and nets, fine huck towel {
lg and other materials attractively
riced. May | show them to you? Miss :
ernOn Shoemaker, phone 1882. sl5 /
Strength and durability are the fea- j
Tres of the Harde orchard ladder. {
ickers who 90 up these ladders come S
own the same route. They're safe. AL b
, they will last for years. Ranchers t
J. }, a. |
t Bennett Brothers. SD n
w. l.. Tharp, West Side orchardist, o
as sold his milk route and dairy par
)hernalia to Carl and Robert Copper. h
he two young men will combine the n
ute with one of their own. They {,
an on milking 80 cows and operating n
e Of the largest local dairy concerns. n
Mrs. C. F. Annable. of Taft, Calf, "
5ter of Mrs. Ralph George, who has ~
en visiting here for the past two u
Onths, is we'll pleased with the seem m
y and climatic conditions of Hood 81
ver. She states that her health has
en- SO greatly improved since coming CO
re that when she returns home she d;
II endeavor to induce her husband, M
10 is a driller in the oil fields near al
ft. to locate in Hood River. fc
Horace r. Skinner, son of Mr.. and ;!
rs. Frank E. Skinner, of the Oak M
owe district. is now located near tie
der, Wash. engaged in plotting six is
Rnships of timber. Mr.. Skinner, so
diversity of California graduate and sc
eat war veteran, having served with IA
? famed Gas and Flame Regiment,
ties that he devotes his time partly he
compass and partly to topographic ho
rk. El