The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-01-12

Miss Elsie Buelow has returned to
Hood River, after regaining her health,
and has e-leased the room of the aCk-
son building, just across from the First
National Bank. where she will resume
business with an exclusive music store.
. The Gift Shop at Clarke's store has
now reopened. Bits of handmade fiet
for your spring blouses and lingerie,
dainty new dress accessories and ar
ticles for the home. Later on sport
hose and spring blouses from II. Liebes.
W. S. Duckwall, who with his broth
er, John C. Duckwall, is associated IN
the apple shipping business here, has
left Indianapolis for Fort Worth, Tex,
to attend the annual meeting of the
Western Fruit Jobbers' Association.
He will be accompanied to the southern
city byEhis wife and mother.
j. Wesley Ladd. leader of the Port
land Snowshoe club, who returned last
week from the organization s mile high
clubhouse near Cloud Cap Inn, states
that the members of the organization
plan on making their annual pilgrim
mage to the snowclad heights the lat
ter part of the month. Mr.. Ladd was
accompanied on his journey to the club
house by Orvle Thompson, d. r. Coop
er and Mark Weygandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Carson celebrated
their 3lst wedding annivel sary at their
home on Taylor street Sunday with
host of relatives and friends present.
They came to the Hood River valley
from Kentucky Is years ago. The day
was also Mrs. Carson's birthday. Rel
atives present for the celebration
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Max l.. Moore,
G. r., A. G.. and T. F. Johnson and
their families. All the children resid
ing in the valley were present. Mrs.
Carson's father, j. l.. Johnson, who is
ill, was unable to attend.
j. A. Allen, Cascade Locks mer-
chant, here last week on business, says
that the prospect of early construction
of the interstate bridge, connecting
the Columbia River and North Bank
Highways on the site of the mythical
Bridge of the Gods, of Ind IAN legend.
ary lore, has stimulated real estate
activity in the Highway town. Mr.
Allen SAYS that men were recently en-
gagged in boring on the Oregon side of
the river to determine the depth neces-
sary to excavate to strike bedrock in
the construction of piers for the span.
The Seventh-day Adventist church of
Hood River contributed for home and
foreign missions during the past year
the sum of S2,90488 Deducting from
this amount $l88. 70 which was contrib
uted by the public during the recent
Harvest Ingathering campaign, there
is left per capita contribution of SOL
73. OF this sum ST 266 Is was given
for foreign missions and 81, 638.7 70 for
home missions. This church is an ac-
tive, growing organization as is evil
denced by the fact that its members
distributed over 1000 religious papers
and periodicals last year in Hood River
and because of it's increasing numbers
is obliged to enlarge its present quar-
teTs.
WHY Not Ride in Comfort? Have a
Close Tite car, See f. T. Mullikin at
Weber's Harness Shop. il2tf
Would you like to have the satisfac
tion of making little gifts or articles
for your home that are rendered more
attractive with the personal touch of
your handpainting or designing? Les
sons given at the Gift Shop.