The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-11-30

Hans HoerIein was in Portland last
week to hear the concert OF Marce
Dupre, noted French organst. He at
tended a reception given form. Dupr
at the home of DR.. Sellwood.
A representative from.a a large whole
sale clothing house will show a com
plete line of coats and dresses here a
practically cost prices, Friday and Sat
urday, December lst and End only
S. ]. Moore spent Sunday in Port
land at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W
III. Furnish, parents of Mrs. Moore
who with her little daughter is visiting
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Johnson. whC
have lust arrived from Brazil. where
Mr.. johnson is manager of Swift 4
Co., are here visiting Mr.. Johnson'i
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. r. johnson.
Public auction, Friday. December /
tomorrow, at j. r. Crosby ranch
Odell. Overland touring car. SO Model
household goods and farm implements
free lunch at noon.
Hood River Canning Company wants
40 women and men, beginning Mon
day morning, December 4. Apply al
once. Telephone 1881. Ask for Mr..
Jackson or Mr.. Acheson.
An apple truck, suddenly turning
from Fourth street Saturday in to the
Emry Lumber Company's scales.
dumped a part of its load of lug box
apples. Small boys had an inning eat
ing apples.
John S. McMillin, owner of the
Roche Harbor Lime Co., whose home
| is in Seattle, was here last Saturday
visiting the Hood River Spray Co.,
which uses large quantities of the ma
terial in the manufacture of spray.
Ellsworth Davis and daughter. Miss
Georgia, have arrived from Maskell,
Nebr., for visit with Mr.. Davis son,
Clarence Davis, an O.. W. r. q N.
signal man. Mr.. Davis may make his
home in Hood River.
Arthur C. Lewis has Just been noti.
fed by the postoffice department that
he was successful in examinations for
a postal clerkship. Mr.. Lewis has left
for Spokane, where he has been as
signed to immediate service.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Abraham, par
ents of DIR. V. r. Abraham, arrived
from CASTOR last week. Mrs. Abra-
ham has come here for5treatment at
the Cottage hospital. She is reported
to be making improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Greene, of Yak
ina, Wash, where Mr.. Greene is man.
ager of the Western Union Office,
were here last week several days visit
ing friends. Mr.. Greene was formerly
in charge of the local telegraph office.
C. S. Grafton will leave today for a
visit with friends in Willamette VAL |
ley. His son, Harold, will motor down |
and join him Tuesday, and the two will |
continue on to Monrovia Calf, for
visit with Mrs. s. L. Hill, Mr.. Cra-
toms daughter.
C. w. Stewart, of the Standard OIL
Co., and Mrs. Stewart were here Mon
day from Portland. Mr.. Stewart wss
apartments. He hopes to find |
some place in order that his wife and !
may spend the winter in Hood
River.
st. Marks Guild will meet with
Mrs. Wittenberg Friday. December 8.
1t is the desire of the committee in |
charge that all articles made for the |
bazaar to be held at the Commercial
Club rooms December l6 be turned in
at this. time.
The Braakman store has already
been visited by Santa Claus. Take
your little fellows to Toyland head
quarters in the Smith building. Begin
now to select the little boys and girls
Get them while the choice
is best.
Remember the American Legion
bazaar December 2 at Odd
Fellows hall. Everying for Christmas.
Baskets and fancy articles made by
the disabled soldiers for sale. Bus
mess mems lunch from IL a. m. on
Bazaar begins at 10 a. m.
The Auxiliary to the American Le-
gion will hold a call meeting at Lii
brary hall Friday at 2.30 O'Clock, ow-
ing to the annual bazaar coming on
The election Of officers will
take place and all are urged to be
present.
DIR. NJ. E. Welch has been indisposed
the past week. suffering from fall.
He was able 70 get to his Office Mon
LAY DQL IGluflGu LlAAC EolAls DIs
Nelch injured one Of his hips when he
tripped and fell against a chOpping
block in bis woodshed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Corey and two
Of Seaside, were here last
week visiting Mr.. Corey's parents. Mr..
md Mrs. w. n. Corey. Mrs. Corey
and the yOugnsters remained here
while Mr.. Corey attended a meeting Of
managers Of the Pacific Power & Light
20. at The Dslles.
Isaac Ford, jsnitor Of the Park Street
School, was given a surprise party No
1ember 9 By members Of the faculty in
Of bic Goth birthday ami
The teachers and members
# Mr.. Ford's family assembled at bis I
zone, leaving him many presents. {
drs. Ford served bOunteous birthday {
Inner. 4
Professor Buell., Of Boston Univer-
ity, has been in the city and valley Z
his week looking after HE farm on {
he West Side. he expressed bis de-
light. in more than the conventional
manner. with the community. and the c
Asbury NJ. Z. church Thanksgiving :
ervice which be attended Sunday