The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-10-26

Born - To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edick. Thursday, October 10, daugh-
ter. The little girl has been named
Roberta Louise.
The Woman's Union of Riverside
church will hold a silver tea at 2.3
Friday afternoon. An interesting pro-
gram has been provided and all women
have been invited.
S. M. Dick, formerly located in this
machinist work for folk Of the Odell
district, was in the city last week vis-
iting friends.
Phil Metschan, proprietor Of the I'M
perial Hotel, was up from Portland the
first of the week to see the valley and
call on his old friend. C. A. Bell.
Rev. Father Thomas, pastor of st.
Mary's Catholic church, has left for
the Dakotas and Minnesota for visit
with relatives and friends.
Geo. w. Ward, Rt. 4, phone 5641 wants
to rent good bearing apple orchard not
less than 10 acres Of good bearing trees.
Able to take care Of any good bearing
apple orchard. n2
Now is the time to equip your shoes
with rubbers. We have full supply of
all kinds and are expert in attaching the
same. Satisfaction guaranteed. Smiths
Champion Shoe Shop, l09 End st. o19tf
Mrs. Lulu Bloche and children and
Mrs. ID. K. Stanton will leave the COM
ing week for California to spend the
winter. The trip south was necessi-
tated because of the health of Mrs.
Stanton.
Mrs. M. L. Emry, who had been in
California visiting her daughter, Mrs.
j. ID. Steele, and family, has returned
home. Mrs. Steele and little 2a-months
old daughter, Anita Kathleen, accom-
panied her mother. Mr.. Emry met
the party in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. English, who
with their daughter, Mrs. F. A. Thorn
sen, have just arrived from Philadel |
phia, Pa, have purchased from ID. |
Doyle, of the East Side, a four acre
place. They have moved to the new
place.
AS a result of an apple grading ma
chine accident, Miss Florence Everson,
Mount Hood young woman, lost the |
end of finger last week. Her khand |
was caught in cogwheels, the end of |
the finger being so badly smashed that
amuptation was necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hoover, of Wa
BASH. Ind. who have been here this
summer visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Blythe and other friends and relatives
of the valley and The Dalles, have left
for southern California, where they
will spend the winter.
Paul Lang was honored with assur-
prise birthday dinner at The Pheasant
Wednesday of last week, when en-
ployes of the popular cafe staged the
celebration. Mr.. Lang who was pre-
sented with a toothsome birthday
,ake, has passed the half-century
mark.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Lee Steiner, ac-
by Mrs. Olcott, motored up
rom Salem Saturday and met Cover
Tor Olcott and Mr.. Kay here. The
larty remained over Saturday night at
he Columbia Gorge Hotel. DR.. Stein {
n is superintendent of the hospital for
he insane at Salem.
Oregon IS first again. The Oregon
Life Insurance Co. has put into effect
/ rule providing for free medical in
pection of its policy holders 1t is the
irst life insurance company to insti-
ute such rule on the Pacific Coast.
Tor further particulars apply to F. W. !
Voolley, district agent, The Dalles, Or.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the As !
'ury M. E. church will hold a bazaar :
f useful household articles, and baked
,oods at the show room of the Mt.
Iood Motor Co., on Oak street be- I
ween First and Second streets. Sat- !
rday, October %. Lunch will be
erved throughout the day. Y
Pending the arrivaI.of Bishop Rem
ngton. who is expected early in No
ember to take up work of the Episco- p
al church. as missionary bishop of /
astern. Oregon, there will be no SER
ices in st. Marks church. Due notice p
ill be given when services resume
nd plans for the future are definite. n
unday school will be held every SUM- Il
ay morning as usual at 9.45. I