The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-15

The Frankton Parent Teacher Asso
citation will meet at the school hous
tomorrow night. A good speaker from
the city will be present.
l.. c. Stewart. Of the Hood Rive
Box Co., was here the latter part o.
last week from Palmer to attend t
matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams, oi
Wasco, have been here visiting Mrs
Adams mother, Mrs. Joseph Fra
Zier. Sr.
W. II. Mcclure is remodelling his
4. Odell country home. Thomas Fisher
has charge of rearranging plumbing
and installing bath room.
Harry Weber celebrated his l1th
birthday last week by iourneying to
/ Portland for visit with his father
William Weber.
W. W. Clarke, manager of the Lava
Bed Orheard Co., has left for New
York City for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Laraway carries the highest grade
plated silverware. 1t is made espe-
cially for the jewelers. trade. Yet he
is selling it for less than prices on the
cheaper, inexpensive grades.
The Elson Manufacturing Co.. of
Portland will be at Monner's Decem-
Der Is, l6 and II, with display of
silk and wool dresses. Very special
prices.
Drop in at the Franz store Saturday
and let the Catholic ladies' whose ba-
Zaar will be held there that day, serve
you with a cup of steaming, sfragrant
coffee and doughnuts.
Geo. Haslinger was in Portland yes
terday, to secure Christmas flowers
and to arrange for materials for a new
greenhouse to replace that demolished
in the recent storm.
Frederick Page left for a business
trip to Portland and will return Satur-
day with his daughter. Eugenia, who
is a student at the University of Ore
gon.
County Judge Hasbrouck and Com
missioners Blackman and Sheppard
were in Portland the first of the week
to attend the annual convention of
Oregon county court members.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Knight and Mr..
and Mrs. +. K. Skinner have arrived
from the Oak Grove district and are
spending the winter at the Mount Hood
Annex apartments.
Drop in at the Franz store Saturday
and let the Catholic ladies', whose
bazaar will be held there that day,
serve you with cup of steaming. fra
grant coffee and doughnuts.
W. M. Susher, prominent Pendleton
stock man, whose death occurred in
Portland last week, was an uncle of
Mrs. Chas. N. Clarke and j. H. Haz-
lett.
l.. H. HuPgins is doing a good bust
ness with his bread. Loaves of the |
fresh, nutty bread were distributed to
people of the city as samples last |
week. 1t has made good.
In the report of newly elected Off
GERS of the American Legion last week,
mention of the selection of Wayne
Poland as finance officer was over
looked.
The Elson Manufacturing Co, of
Portland will be at Monner's Decem-
)er Is, l6 and II, with a display of
silk and wool dresses. Very special
prices.
Drop in at the Franz store Saturday
md let the Catholic ladies'. whose
1azaar will be held there that day,
erve you with a cup of steaming, fra
yrant coffee and doughnuts.
l.. S. Bennett has purchased from
I. w. Swope the latter's new residence
It the corner of Oak and Tenth
treets. The home, one of the most
nodernly equipped in the city, was
Duilt last spring.
W. w. Wade, West Side orchardist,
eft yesterday for Californa. He ship
ed his automobile to San Francisco.
rom there he expects to motor to
DALLAS. Texas, for visit with
DrOther.
The place to buy your fruit trees is
rom a we'll established nursery of known
aiability. The Truc-to-Name Nursery's :
years of continuous business
! Hood River should appeal to discrim- {
lating planters. They offer a full line !
{ nursery stock. II. S. Galligan, Prop,
hone 1896. n10tf t