The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-03-17

| q The Odd Fellows building is now dis
! playing a huge electric sign. placed
the first of the week. The sign an
nounces dates of meetings of the diff
ferent Odd Fellow organizations.
Big Three Hardie Sprayer For Sale
Thoroughly overhauled, will handle two
guns satisfactorily. Engine % h. p. and
Big Three Triplex pump. Price 1915.
Bennett Brothers. ml7tf
MIR. and Mrs. Chas E. Miller. of
Portland, accompanied by their guests,
Mrs. C. E. Miller. Sr., and Miss Jean
ette Huntington, of New York City,
spent the week end at the Hoerlein
ranch.
Albert Neal. who is attending the
Eugene Bible University. arrived home
last Thursday for a visit with his
mother. Mrs. Sarah Neal. He re-
turned Monday. Mr.. Neal declares
that he likes the university work.
AL. Kreig is engaged in the con-
struction of a handsome residence for
F. c. Sherrieb on Sherman avenue.
On its completion Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
rieb will retire from the ranch and
make their home in the city.
Mrs. w. Z. Hart, who is now at
Portland hospital, is reported to be
making a satisfactory recovery. Un-
able to walk when she left here, Mrs.
Hart is now able to make little excur-
sions around the hospital.
Mrs. F. C. Sherrieb has been in
Portland to see her new granddaugh-
ter. little Miss Irene Olsen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olsen, born on
Feruary 26. Mr.. Sherrieb says he is
10 years younger with new grand
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. McLucas and |
family have removed here from White |
Salmon, where they have been living |
the past winter. Their son-In-laW and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mon
roe, and family. have moved over from
Bingen.
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Scobee motored
to Portland over the Highway last
week to meet their friend, Mrs. E. j.
of Aitkin, Mimi, here on
visit. While here Mrs. Coward will
also visit her old friend, Mrs. j. w.
Rigby.
F. H. Rossetter, who will be the
chief speaker at the Christian and
Alliance con vention soon,
will speak at the chapel next Thursday
and the following Friday. An all day
meeting will be held at the church on
The following Sunday, March 27.
If A. W. Stone seemed little upset
and excited Saturday, the problems of
The Association should not receive the
entire responsibility for his state of
mind. Mr.. Stone had just received a
telegram, which announced the birth,
n Portland, of son to his daughter,
Mrs. Harold S. Riley.
You wouldn't think one could make
/ very interesting window display from
kitchen soap, but that is just
what William Hannum did over at
<aesser's store. His captions were
made of soap wrappers pasted in the
orm of letters. An extremely dirty
md an extremely snowy cloth showed
he before and after effects of the
oap.
Elton Laselle and family arrived
ere yesterday from Hillsboro to es-
ablish tie camp near Mitchells Point
N the Highway. Mr.. Laselle has a
ontract from the O.-W. K. & N. Co.
or an unlimited quantity of ties,
which will be flumed down to the rail
inc from a timbered area belonging
o A. A. Lausmann, Portland man. :
lie expects to keep crew busy until ,,
weather. conditions stop work next fall.
Because Mr.. Stubling is well known ;
ere the following in the Oregonian
ionday, will be of interest: In the
Id days it used to be considered a far
ry from a dealer in liquors, rare and
arin', to a handler of the products of
he mature female of the genus bos.
therwise known as the COW. Six :
ears ago The Dalles boasted of the /
,harles J. Stubling Liquor House.
callers in wholesale and retail liqueurs. !
low it is the Stubling Creamery. Mr..
nd Mrs. Stubling were registered at t
he Perkins hotel yesterday while sur :
eying the general milk situation in {
'ortland. /
d. H. Terrill, employed at the state /
sylum at Salem, and his wife are