The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-09-08

H. S. Galligan is out again after q
seige Of measles.
DR.. Underhill will leave Saturday
for Portland. She expects to return
here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Molden, of Park
| land, Wash, are here visiting their
son, G. A. Molden, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, of
White Salmon, and little daughter,
were here over the week end visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rathbun have
returned from Portland where the lat
ter went for treatment for throat
trouble.
The M. E. ladies, beginning at p.
m. Saturday, will hold a market of
I home cooked foods, pies, pastries,
cakes, ETC., at the Braakman Paint
store.
Mrs. David Pence, who had been Wis
iting Portland relatives, arrived Sun
day for visit with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Troy Shelley in the Odell
district.
Accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs. Crawford c. Lennon. here from
Medford on a visit, Rev. and Mrs. j.
l.. Hershner motored to Portland Tues
day.
Mrs. H. l.. Hoover, of San Mateo,
Calf, accompanied by her son, John,
and Miss Virginia Bailey, of Portland,
was here last week the guest of her
uncle, G. H. Lynn. and family.
Mrs. C. H. Sletton has resumed
teaching and will accept a limited
number of voice and piano pupils.
Certified teacher for high school
credits.
The M. E. ladies, beginning at l p.
M, Saturday, will hold a market of
home cooked foods, pies. pastries.
cakes, ETC., at the Braakman Paint
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Ristau, of Port
land, have been here visiting her aunt,
Mrs. F. c. Sherrieb, and family. Mrs.
Ristau was formerly Miss May Boor-
man. Alfred Boorman is expected
here the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac McGrew left last
Friday by automobile for Woodland,
Calf, where they will spend the win
ter. They expected to stop in the |
Klamath Falls district for the deer
A tragedy occurred at the corner of |
Oak and Second streets Thursday when |
Joe Cozad dropped a box of peaches
from his automobile. Not small boy |
was in sight to aid in picking up the
scattered fruit.
w. j. Furnish, on the way to his
nome in Portland from a tour of east
ern Oregon. where he had been looking
after business interests, stopped here
asst week for a visit with his daugh-
.er, Mrs. S. j. Moore, and family.
f. A. Massee, accompanied by Dave
LeBonte left Saturday evening for Sc
ittle by automobile. The two men
will return home by way of the Sno
Iualmie Pass, making a survey of
Washington apple districts.
Miss Marie Bartmess, who has been
IN an extended visit in Cleveland, o.,
With the family of her brother, Meigs
V. Bartmess an electrical engineer of
hat city and with relatives at Cincin-
ati returned home last week.
Miss Leora Hilton, daughter of Mr..
llu MIS- D. H. IlllJOlls lGlJ SATURDAY
vening for st. John, Wash, where
he will reside with the family of an
unit, Mrs. W. j. Arp, and attend
chool this winter.
Oregon State Fair; Salem, Sept. 26 to
let. IA wealth of agricultural, livestock
nd industrial displays; an excellent ra-
ing program; high class amusements
nd attractions; ideal camping grounds.
/. II. Lea, Manager, Salem, Ore. s29
Strength and durability are the fea-
Tres of the Hardie orchard ladder.
ickers who 90 up these ladders come
own the same route. They're safe. AL
} they will last for years. Ranchers {
no have used them will have no other. {
t Bennett Brothers. SO
| have just received from Schweizer, i
nporter's samples of their new yarns,
lks, cottons, woollens, cretonnes, cur g
lin scrims and nets, fine huck towel
* and other materials attractively
riced. May | show them to you? Miss (
ernon Shoemaker, phone 1882. sis {
Judge Wilson. here for an equity S
,ssion, was an honor guest of the S
1esday Lunch Club, at the regular {
eekly luncheon. Judge Wilson and \
eslie Butler gave short addresses. i
r. Butler talked on the Pacific North
est Tourist Association of which he +
a director. Y