The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-18

The Loyal Woman's Class of the
First Christian. church, will hold sill
yer tea and social hour at the parson-
age. 502 Ninth street. tomorrow after
noon, beginning at 2 O'Clock. All
women are invited.
The local track men won for their
school the silver trophy awarded by
Hood River high school student body.
The cup will become the permanent
possession of the school winning it
three times in succession.
Grange hall last night between Fred
A. Williams, public service commits
sioner, target of the recall election,
and r. G. Duncan. one of the recall
exponents.
Mark A. Mayer, while here Tuesday
from his Mayerdale ranch, stimulated
interest in the proposed plans of the
joint entertainment by Mosier and
Hood River of delegates to the Inter-
national Apple Shippers Association.
who will visit these sections.
Bids For Wood-Sealed bids for forty
(40) cords of body fir wood will be re-
eeived by School Dist. No. 4. The wood
is to be delivered at the Barrett School
by Sept. LIST. All bids must be in not
later than June 10th. A. G. Wing, Clerk
Dist. No. 4. il
Miss Marjorie Caldwell is i'll at the
Cottage hospital. r. w. Caldwell. her
father, is just out of the hospital fol-
lowing the removal of a piece of the
cap of his right elbow. The injury was
suffered in land clearing accident.
Alva Sheriff. took his Hood River
Pippins to Mosier Sunday, when the
Mosier baseball team administered a
defeat of to 6. Laphand and Byer
pitched for the locals. Hale was
catcher. Proctor and Bailey formed
the Mosier battery.
Eldon R. Bradley. in charge of the
fire station here during the night
shifts. has been appointed city fire
marshall, succeeding l.. G. Morgan.
Mr.. Bradley is also secretary of the
Volunteer Fire Department. The
amalgamation of positions, it is stated,
resulted from a move to economize.
Mark Cameron was in Portland the
first of the week, seeking Studebakers.
The company had sold the last car on
display here, and had customers await
ing delivery of others. Warm weather,
declared Leon Foust Monday. is the
best stimulant the automobile mer-
chant has.
E. N. Blythe was up Sunday to spend
the day with his mother, Mrs. S. F.
Blythe, at Twin Oaks Farm. Mrs.
Blythe, who has been i'll, is recovering.
~ he 10 DOrfIorA A. pIsrfk he.
was accompanied by his father. who on
Monday participated in the reception
to the national Grand Army com
mander.
Earl Franz returned the first of the
week from an extensive trip through
California. While at San Jose. where
he inspected the plant of the Bean
Spray Co., he called on w. B. Dicker-
son and ]. c. Butcher, former local
men. They are now engaged at San
Jose in the manufacture of spray ma
terials. Mr.. Franz says they did
gratifying business this season.
Mrs. Homer Hallock, sister of Mrs.
G. A. Molden, accompanied by her
Mrs. James Welcb, and the
latter's husband and little son, Homer
James. of Pendleton. where Mr.. Welch
is owner of the Domestic Laundry,
spent the week end at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Molden. They had been at
The Dalles for the laundrymen's con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Castner. &C.
companied by A. H. Johnson, owner of
the Coffee Cup restaurants, of Port
land, motored to The Dalles last week
to join Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. johnson for
a series of social affairs. The Shrine
party on Friday night kidnapped Mr..
Castner and the Portland Mr.. Johnson,
taking them on to Baker. On their
return the Cashiers and their guests
here for Sunday.
Major Chas. Steinhauser and Frank
L. Heating motored down from Park
dale Monday night for the Apple Bios
som banquet. Mr.. Steinhauser re-
ported that he viewed his orchard at
o'clock on Monday morning, and the
buds were not open. At O'Clock he
them again. and the entire
orchard was pink, so fast had been the
development.
Election night, Friday, May 10. the
Mems Brotherhood of Riverside church,
will have a social and business meet
ng at the church parlors. All men
who are members or friends of the
church are urged to come out and en-