The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Forden have re-
ceived postcard from Mr.. and Mrs.
William Munroe, who wrote from Co
logne, Germany. Thev report that
they are enjoying their European trip
thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moore and
daughtersSmotored up from Salem Sun
day and spent the day with MIR. and
Mrs. w. b. Tewksbury. The Moores
and Tewksburys were formerly friends
and neighbors in Kansas.
Miss Dorothy Rand is in The Dalles
where she will appear at the Grand
theatre in vaudeville acts and classical
songs in the entertainment provided
for the boys during the Legion conven-
tion.
Eugene c. Euwer. accompanied by
his mother and cousin, Miss Della
Courtney. of Pittsburgh, passed through
the city Tuesday en- route home from
Neahkahnie to his home in the Upper
Valley.
l.. M. Thomas. district manager of
the Security Benefit Association, for
merly the Knights and Ladies of Se-
c1rity, and Mrs. Thomas are here this
week. They are transferring the local
headquarters of the organization from
the Heights to the old K. of P. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Glanville mo-
tored down from Tacoma, WASH, Sun
day for visit with Mr.. Glanville's
parents, Judge and Mrs. r. c. Clan
vile. Judge Glanville has been indis-
posed the past week, and has been
forced to remain at home.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pot
ter. of Eugene, Monday, June II,
daughter. Mrs. Potter was formerly
Miss Caroline Sherrieb, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. F. C. Sherrieb. The lit
rle girl has been named Maxine Aud
tey.
w. B. and James Davidson were
here from Mt. Hood Monday on bus-
ness. The former was in charge of
the packing on the Legion Climb re-
Gently. His efficient work went far
toward making the event the success 1t
was.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin are
seeking to sell their Cascade avenue
home, occupied the past year by Mr..
and Mrs. p. F. Clark. They will re-
turn soon to New York City where Mr..
Irwin is district sales manager for the
Apple Growers Association.
Rev. H. A. Macdonald, formerly
pastor of the First Unitarian church
here. isl now pastor of the Unitarian
church at Brookfield, Mass. Postcards
bearing a picture of the handsome
edifice, have been received by local
friends of Mr.. Macdonald.
Candy Women's Relief Corps last
week honored its state department and
past state department officers with a
reception. Members of Candy Corps
were present, and each of the veter-
ans, as was each honor guest. was
presented with beautiful bouquet.
F. W. Woolley, of The Dalles, dis
trIct manager of the Oregon Life In
surance Co., here yesterday on busi-
ness, says conditions in thisIsection are
better than normally for this season of
the year. Mr.. Woolley says that ordi-
narily July is a dull month forshim.
He finds that manv people are inter-
ested insinsurance this July, however,
and his new business has been up to |
the.average of any month in the year.
he says.
The new Cash and Carry Grocery,
185 Albina at Blandena, is doing a |
rushing business. The store is under |
The able and efficient management of |
b. Z Hunt, who has had 20 years ex-
Derience in conducting basket groceries |
and his ability as a food buyer and the
volume of business handled by his |
pleases the people with their
ow prices on all quality of foods
Portland Promoter.
L. NJ. Karstetter was here last week
exhibiting lunches Of Lambert cher
les less than a foot in length which
weighed two pounds. The tree from
which they were clipped is only five
ears old. II bore l52 pounds Of fruit
his year Mr.. Karstetter says. 1t is
yrafted on a Seeding sprout. Mr..
<arstetter pollenizes his Lsmberts and
sings by clipping branches Of Seeding
md Black Republican trees and shak-
ng the blossoms among the blooms of
he commercial varieties