The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-21

Ernest C. Smith is recovering fror
a painful attack of poison oak.
Newtown Clark underwent a miho
operation at the Cottage Hospital yes
terday.
Miss Lilly Fisher and Gladys John
son accompanied l. M. Baldwin anC
\ Isaac McGrew on a trip to Mount HooC
Sunday.
A. S. Keir and family and Mayor
Scobee and family have returned from
Redmond, where they spent ten days
on their ranch.
John A. Wilson, pioneer and Civi
war veteran, who has been ill at his
home on Seventh street, is reported tC
be resting well.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Blythe are ir
Portland this week visiting their son,
E. N. Blythe. and daughter, Mrs.
David Marlor. and families. Mr..
Blythe will attend the Grand Army re-
union at the Gladstone chautauqua.
j. W. Swope was in Pasco the first
of the week. He anticipates the con-
tract for large new building there.
The Baldwin & Swope Co. has the con-
tract for building large new high
school at Condor.
The Women's Kensington of the AS
bury Methodist church will meet at
the home Of Mrs. F. G. Church in the
Belmont district this afternoon. All
members and friends are invited to at
tend.
The American Legion dancing party,
held Wednesday evening of last week,
was very successful. Verne Horne, in
charge Of the event. says that the
Legion has received numerous express
sions of appreciation of their dancing
parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Mays and
A. c. Morrill, were in Portland Sunday,
MIR. Mays and Mr.. Morrill, attending
the joint meeting of the Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks and Telegraphers.
William Higman was in Portland for
meeting of the latter organization.
Mrs. Jennie B. Hunt writes from La
Grande as follows in sending instruc-
tions on the change of her address
The Glacier is really like a friend
from home. We are very comfortably
situated and like La Grande very
much, but of course there is no place
quite like Hood River"
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Babcock, of Portland,
motored up over the Highway Satur-
day to the home of Mrs. Williams
uncle, F. E. Dean. Mrs. Dean has
been seriously i'll but at this time is
somewhat improved and the
Portland guests have returned home.
Percival l.. Adams, former local
is seriously i'll at a Portland
His case, according to a let
er from Mrs. Adams, is a mysterious
me and is battling physicians. Mrs.
Adams, who has been constantly at
he bedside of her husband, has suf
'red from a nervous collapse.
Mrs. l.. K. Mcclure, who moved to
los Angeles several years ago, is now
perating the Elden apartments in
hat city. She has purchased the |
partment building. Mrs. Mcclure
writes: Lovely weather here and |
decorated for the Elks con-
ention. Am hoping to see some dele
rates from Hood River"
Mrs. E. F. Allison. who with her
aughter, Miss Catherine, and Allen
irubbs, has been here since the first of |
he month the guest of her brother,
udge Derby. and family, has left to
eturn to her home in Alabama. The |
isitors while here were taken on nu-
nerous jaunts to points of mid-COlum-
ia scenic attraction.
Every grower should see the "Small
irowers Model" Cutler grader now be.
lg displayed at the Mt. Hood Motor Co.
how room. Requires small amount of
pace to operate and small amount of
ash to buy. in2Ou