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

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Portland, where he will attend the for
NAL opening of the new home of th'
Chiropractic student body. DR.. Plylel
is graduate of the institution and biz
wife is at present a student there
DR.. Plyler will return tomorrow morn
ing.
Leonard Hoagland, son of Mrs. j
! W. Hoagland, of the Oak Grove dis
trict. is at the Cottage hospital suffer
ing from fracture of both bones OF
his leg just above the ankle. He sus-
tained the injuries when celebrating
his 2lst birthday with party OF
| friends on a bObsled.
Judge r. C. Glanville arrived home
last week from Portland following 6
successful operation at st. Vincent hos
pital for removal of cataract from
one of his eyes. The operation was
very successful and Judge Glanville
anticipates seeing as well as ever in a
few weeks.
j. b. Yeon, of the State Highway
Commission, was up from Portland last
week visiting his old friend, Amos
Benson, who is spending the cold sea.
son at the Columbia Gorge hotel. The
latter, who has been i'll for some
months, has made a very satisfactory
improvement here, and his health is
now back to normal.
J. J. Wasson and son, G. f. Wasson.
have arrived with their families from
Condor to make their home on a 40
acre East Side orchard place just pur-
chased from A. l.. Rondeau. A Gil
liam county grain ranch was given as
part payment for the local orchard
property. The orchard place was for
merly the property of F. H. Sexton,
of The Dalles.
F. W. Woolley, of The Dalles, con-
templates a contest among students of
the high school that will stimulate to
action students who have ability as
cartoonists. Mr.. Woolley states that he
will give substantial prize to the stu
dent preparing the best insurance ad-
vertisement illustrated by an original
drawing. He states that he has had
success with such a contest among stu
dents of The Dalles high school.
Col. and Mrs. W. S. Dowd motored
down from their Upper Valley home
Saturday on a shopping tour Col.
Dowd, who is cooperative weather OBJ
server in the Upper Valley, says his
task the past six weeks has grown
monotonous. He might have made it
easy he says. by writing snow in the
beginning and then jotting down cease
less dittoes.
At the regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the American. Legion
Saturday, the following officers were
elected: Mrs. Geo. r. Wilbur, pres. :;
V. r. Abraham, sec. Mrs. Floyd l..
French, treas; Mrs. W. S. Dowd.
Mrs. l.. M. Bentley and Mrs. E. W.
Dunbar, executive committee. A So
cial hour and refreshments followed.
"We are having fine weather here in
the south, since the food" writes
Geo. F. Stranahan. who with his wife
is spending the winter in southern Cal
ifornia Mr.. and Mrs. Stranahan have
spent several weeks in Long Beach
He wrote that they were leaving for
San Diego but that they planned on re-
turning soon to Los Angeles for the
remainder of the cold weather.
Isaac Ford was suffering with a crick
in his neck. He visited physician,
who prescribed among other things
that he take bath towel, soak it in
of hot water and epson salts
and apply it to the stiff neck. MIR.
Ford attempted to carry out the in
structions without aid. He was deter
mined to apply the water at high
AS a result he scalded
his neck. He will lose all the skin
where the hot towel touched.
The members of the G. A. r. and
w. r. c. will hold joint installation
Of officers next Saturday afternoon,
following the annual dinner which will
be given for the veterans at IL o'clock
noon. The members of the Post with
their wives and the ladies of the Corps
will paItake of the dinner. A Christ
mas greeting of $25 was presented to
the Post at the last meeting, also
number of boxes were made up and
sent to Roseburg to the inmates of the
veterans home.
/. r, Acheson. sales manager of the
Hood River Canning Co., has left for
a tour of eastern market centers,
where, it is stated a keen demand is
arising for the fruit. Heretofore APP
Dles have merely been canned as APP
Dles. The Hood River Newtowns and
Spitzenburgs, it is declared. are char
lcterized by their high quality for pie
making, and the packed apples sell
readily to restaurants, hotelkeepers
and bakers, who prefer them to fresh
apples.
If in the market for an incubator this
season, see the best machine made at
plin's Store on the Heights. It's the
Master, which we have taken the agency
or. We have one now on display. Come
md see it. j26
l6-in. and #. wood, gravel and gen
,ral hauling. Phone McRae Transfer,
,3l4, evenings. n3tf
Eyes scientifically examined by II. l..
Optometrist, Heilbronner
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