The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Laraway, ac
comp anied by Mrs. p. b. Laraway
Mrs. w. f. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs
Turney, motored to Portland yesterday
Thomas Scott, of the University OF
Washington, arrived home Saturday
for the Easter vacation with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Scott.
Miss Betty Slade is home from the
University of Washington spending
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. K. Slade.
A cafeteria dinner will be several in
the basement of the Asbury M. +.
church Saturday noon, April 2. Come
and eat.
The annual meeting of st. Mark g
Guild will be held at the home of Mrs
Thomas Flagler at o'clock tomorrow,
Friday, afternoon.
Roy Stratton, of the Coast Culvert &
Flume Co.. arrived yesterday from
Portland to engage in repair work for
the East Fork Irrigation District.
A. M Cannon has left for Spokane
to attend the 23rd annual convention of
the Inland Empire Teachers Associa-
tion.
Mrs. ]. A. Bilyeu and daughter,
Miss Nita, of Albany. have been here
guests of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Connaway, and family.
Diamond Repair Shop, lawn mower
king. Sharpening and repairing lawn
mowers of all kinds. Will call. l4l2
18th st. Tel. 4524.
William Moody, Upper Valley home
steader, has been seriously ill at the
Cottage hospital. He is reported as
being much better.
The Electric Kitchen was appealing
H. S. George having decor
atedsthe POPULAR place with hand
some array of bouquets and emblems
of the happy season.
Henry Hardman and family, of the
Upper Valley, have left for Roseburg,
where Mr.. Hardman expects to be To-
Gated the coming year in charge of
large orchard place.
w. A. Cass, who is now engaged
with the Warren Construction Co. on a
highway near Newherg, was recent
visitor here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Cass.
Kodak finishing Slocom Donnerberg
Co. One up-to-date dark room, an up
5o-date expert finisher, real "a hour
service that's us. jy 22tf
Tractor discs. We have two 7-ft dou-
ole action discs which we are offering at |
4 discount. See them befere buying. |
Bennett Brothers. m17tf
Miss Mimic Heppner. of Portland, |
and Mrs. F. Heggbloom and son, Her
pert, of Cascade Locks. were here Sat
lrday for the Heppner-Heggbloom
j. d. McLucas is engaged in laying a
inc of large tile from Oak street to
Cascade avenue at the corner of Tenth
treet. The tile will carry water from
he Batchelder spring to storm sewers.
j. W. West, l.. F. Brazeau, C. d.
~ickelsen, Lee Sutz and E. l.. Suther-
in were in Portland yesterday, wit
Iesses in the case of the Portland
Bridge Co. VS.. the Mt. Hood r. R. Co.
E. A. Baker, who spent the winter
n Portland, has arrived to take charge
f the West Side ranch of the Harbake
and Co. Mrs. Baker will come up
ater.
Bart. G. Davidson has delivered |
Avery orchard tractors to G. B. Marsh,
:. H. Sproat and r. w. Skibbe and F.
Y. Radford, Delivery of two others,
e states, will be made this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Summers enter
aimed informally at their home on
'ortland Way Friday evening the fol-
,wing: Mr.. and Mrs. bloomsbury,
Ir. and Mrs. Van Blaricom, Mr.. and
Irs. Cornell, Chas. Richards. Miss
euIa Mahaney, of The Dalles. and
Irs. H. E. Pittelkan and little daugh-
er, of Portland.