The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-25


can be made by calling Mrs. H. T. De-
Witt. Tel. 2l94.
Mrs. d. W. Wade, of Waitsburg, Wn.,
en- route home from visit to her sons
at U. of o., Eugene, stopped off Satur-
day evening to spend the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Moe. She
left Monday and will spend a few days
with friends at Wasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dethman and son,
Fred, left last Saturday by automobile
for Albany where they will visit their
daughter, Mrs. Julius Abraham, and
husband. They will tour portions of
the Willamette valley before returning
home.
The following members of the Up
per Valley branch of the County
Health Association have been ap-
pointed: C. E. Craven. Mrs. S. G.
Babson, Mrs. l.. H. Rose, Mrs. j. p.
Cooper, w. d. Blake and Ralph
| Davies.
Gorham Babson and Eric Smithers
have left the Upper Valley for Sum-
NIT. N. j. Master Babson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney G. Babson, will spend
the summer with relatives in New Jer-
sey. Mr.. Smithers has been in the
Upper Valley the past year visiting.
C. ]. Fairbanks and son. Donald d.
Fairbanks, arrived here by automobile
from Yakima, Wash, the first of the
week to look after timber property
lying west of the lava beds on the Mid
die Forks of Hood river. Mr.. Fair
banks, Sr., filed on the property 20
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed B. Birkenbuel, of
Portland. where Mr.. Birkenbuel is a
patent attorney, were here over the
week end to visit MIR. and Mrs. w. E.
Imholz. Mr.. Imholz has heen here for
several weeks employed on the con-
struction of a new home for James
Fletcher in the Willow Flat district.
If you need flowers for Memorial
Day, order early, for flowers are very |
scarce. | hope to have plenty on hand |
to accommodate Hood River people. |
We have nice red and pink roses, lilies.
carnations, peonies sweet peas. Send
your order in early for outside ship
ments. Heights Greenhouse, Tel. 1898.
William Stewart. who has just re-
turned from wintering in their old
home, Crookston, Mimi, with Mrs.
Stewart, says the weather there for
the cold months was IDEAL 81 am
glad" he declares, that we missed
the frigid and long protracted Oregon
cold weather.
w. P. Fuller, Jr., of San Francicso.
son of the founder of the Fuller Paint !,
Co., and p. S. Patterson, manager of
the Portland branch. were here Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Ravlin.
Mr.. Fuller is visiting all the northwest
rem branches of the concern. Mr.. Pat
terson is a brother of Senator Patter-
son. gubernatorial candidate.
Mrs. John S. Duckwall, who spends
the winters in Indianapolis, her old
home, has arrived to reside during the
summer months with her son, John G.
DuckwalI. Mrs. Duckwall now pur-
chases a six months round trip ticket
each fall on leaving the valley of APP
Piles. She declares that she would
spend the summer days in no other
cline.
County Judge II. L. Hasbrouck is
dirt farmer and does part of the work
on a West Side orchard place. Last
Saturday while engaged in his garden
he ran the stub of last years weed
stalk into his hand. Blood poison set in
and Judge Hasbrouck is now wearing
the hand in q sling. 1t was necessary
to lance the infected wound, but il is
healing and will be all right in a short
time, it is expected.
C. G. Roberts, pioneer orchardist,
has leased his Tanglewood ranch in the
Dee district to Harry Bulmer. Mr..
Roberts has left for Victoria, b. c., to
visit a son. He states that he will
spend the most of the summer on out
ings in the north. Mr.. Roberts is
keen fisherman and is anticipating
some excellent sport during the warm
season.
Two Hood River men, w. c. Sulli-
van, formerly owner of the Circle
Overland Co., and Clifford NJ. Porter.
son Of J. G. Porter, have opened
sales Office at The Dalles for the Over
land and Willys-Knight cars. The new
firm is styled the Sully-Port Auto
Sales Co. Mr.. Porter, here last week.
stated that the company was d1ing an
excellent business. ID
The following members Of Waucoma I.
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, were at
Shepherds Hot Springs at Carson Sun
day 10 see Bert StFsnshan, there TO ro- ! !.
ceive treatment for a painful attack Of
nett Tompkins, L. +. Brszeau and NJ.
b. Webster. II. o. Ferguson visited
Mr.. Stfanahsn Tuesday. Mrs. Strana-
han. who accompanied her husband 20
the springs. returned home the latter
part Of last week.
c. II. White. Of the EllisOn-White I =
which furnishes programs r
for q six day event here in mid-sum- 4
mer, was here Saturday from Portland !
viewing the valley at blossom time and /
to visit his old friend. W. c. Keck.
East Side nrcbardist. and wife. Mr.. a
White, who was accompanied by his \
wife, has Just arrived from southern =
California He and Mr.. Keck grew % 1
bOyhood together in Lincoln, Nebr.
Clifford Esseltyn, son Of Manager
Esseltyn, Of the local branch Of The
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co, IS manager
Of the Echo baseball club. The young e
man is not only a good executive but IS G
ore Of tie star players for his orgsniz- b
alton In recent game with Umstills
be went 70 The bat six times and landed 8