The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-25

w. w. Clark was down from the
Upper Valley the first of the %eek on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rathbun left the
first of the week for Portland, where
Mrs. Rathbun will receive treatment
for throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Moe and Miss
Frances Moe returned Tuesday from
! Seaside and Astoria where they spent
ten days. They were accompanied on
| the return automobile trip by Oral
Palmiteer, of Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Moore returned
the first of the week from motor out
| ing spent in the Puget Sound sections.
They had planned visit to Mount
Rainier, but were halted by rain
storm in the Sound section.
Vern Horne, in charge of the com
mittee, announces that an American
Legion dance will be held at the
Grange hall, Odell, tomorrow night. A
big dance will be given by the Legion
at Pythian hall Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Smith, of Sher-
idan, en- route by automobile for Crater
Lake, stopped here the latter part of
last week to visit old friends. Mr..
Smith was formerly in the grocery
business here.
Mark A. Mayer last week purchased
a Dodge runabout from Bennett Broth
ers. Mr.. Mayer. one of MOsier's most
prominent orchardists, is now engaged
in the harvest of prune crop of high
quality.
Joseph Kirk, son of Rev. w. p
Kirk, the latter having recently been
named as minister of the May Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance
church. will fill his fathers pulpit to.
night and at all services Sunday.
Miss Lulu Prather, who has been at
the Bellingham Normal School for the
past year, returned home Saturday.
She was graduated from the Washing
ton institution. Miss Prather will
teach in Hood River the coming year.
Timothy Newell, who returned last
week from a tour of Washington dis
tricts in the interest of his grading
machine. declares that financial con-
ditions of growers here are flattering
when compared with other sections.
Joe Dobson has just completed the
installation of a 550-gallon gasoline
at the Fashion Stables. The |
big tank is buried in front of the barn. |
Mr.. Dobson also laid the concrete |
walks at the Coe school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Smith re-
turned last week from motor trip to
the coast. They were accompanied |
back by Miss Charlotte Clarke, who
was with her mother at the Clarke
Cannon Beach cottage.
The Emry Lumber and Fuel Co. has
added a large new Mack to its fleet of
motor trucks. The new vehicle has
been equipped with a bed especially
adapted to the transportation of lum-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Goodrich, re-
turning from visit with a daughter,
IN Colorado, to their home near Port
land. spent the week end here visiting
their son, E. K. Goodrich. and family.
They were carried to the Lost Lake
country for an outing Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conde S. Davidson and
laughter, who have been visiting here,
eft Sunday for Portland by automo-
bile with Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Davidson.
They were en- route by way of Califor-
lia for their home at Centreburg,
Ohio.
Bennett Brothers report the sale of
Dodge Brothers cars during the past
week as follows: Touring cars to X.
.. Chapman, of this city, and r. W.
of Wyeth, delivery car to
Holman q Samuel, and a roadster to
J. b. Weller. of Mosier.
A. Whisnant, publisher of the Bend
Press, accompanied by Mr.. Fisher, ex-
ice of the British ROYAL Flying Corps,
Dasseds Through here yesterday en- route
rom Portland to Bend by automobile.
1r. Fisher will be associated with the
'ress on the editorial staff.
T.. p. Loomis, New York apple mer- s
hant, who has been in Wenatchee for '
he past two or three weeks looking {
fter fruit interests, has arrived here {
or an extended stay on his Upper Val {
ay orchard place, the Lava Bed Or
hard. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connaway have /,
eturned from trip to Seaside, where !
hey spent two weeks on a vacation. /,
lr. Connaway, displaying a healthily !
lnburned face to the Consolidated ,
ustomers, declares that he enjoyed :
very minute of the outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williams, of Bel
ngham, Wash, en- route home from a
)ur of California. have been here Wis
hing Mrs. Williams brother. Roy d.
mith, and wife. They declare that [
ne scenery of the Hood River valley !
clipses anything either of them has +
yer seen, their adopted state of a
'ashington not excepted.