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I b I I * ) 9 ST” ’’ ' * iS-T r L V- -I • ■ J wEJh" '4. ' ■ T OMUL K HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRÜARY 21, 1924 Mr*. Frank WTedan and daughter, i Mias Basel, left February 8, spending t a taw «lays at their home in Portland. Mrs. Wieden returned th* following than a destructive one should be the Mr. and M«a. Anaaa Jakku hays 4« grauga policy. been spending the wgjtk snd at Jehu Thursday. Ths grange members are prartleta* ***" Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson have added greatly to the Interior appear for a play to be given in1 tbs near i*“« wlth tbe >*“<* work, Alwin it t “The Poor Martis«} Next Thursday evening at the ance of the M*to«ce by rearranging future Man." It premlass. with the splendid schoolhouse the teachers and pupils the counters and office. Low it E. Miller, Mh<. in serving on the cast gad Its aNs dirsstor, to be aa are giving a muMcai entertainment. ... — ------- ---- — 4 Much hard work has been put forth PmH ; federal jury in Portland, spent Sun- entsrtalnjng as ir sounds. Organization A committee of Rebekahs will give by both teachers and children. After , day at hia houif. the program cottes, sandwiches and The costume dancing party given by g card party at the Odd Fellows’ haU candy will be sold. Don’t forget tbs ' the alumnae association waa wel» at Tuead^V February 26. AU Rebekgh. date; tell yonr friends and everyone tended and greatly enjoyed. Valan- and their invited friends may attend. come. e - entine favors were received and dell Lunch will be served. * Ki next Bunday even- clous ice crema in red and white Then* is to be a Rebekah conaan- lion at Dnfnr all «Uy and evening of »’•rk > a bricks with cake was served. ________ _ ..._ £ _lvn another in Febrmrf.28. A Urge number tom * £ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bryan, who have teresting sermons. This is the last of spent the winter months in southern the hx-ai lodge 18 planning to attend the series of services, so everybody be California, returned home last Sun there, Sunday, February M. day, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and Mr. ODELL MGH SCHOOL NOTES and Mrs. A. L. Page drove ovesland. Notion« at Worth While Sayinf« i-d II. S. Galligan spent the week end (By Leia Barrie) CENTRAL VALE in Portlan«L A <louble-h«*ader basketball game Buttons, fish eye, two hole, 12 on card.... _ ------------- 4/8/ Mrs. Charlie Sheppard left last Frank Kollas, whose birthday falls was played with Parkdale at the Odell, Added to the helpful personal service, we Toilet Pins, steel or fine quality brass, different on February 13, was very pleasantly grade school gymnasium Friday night. Thursday for Corvallte, where she will surprteed by 24 of his friends on that Odell won both games, the gif la' score Hjieud a num th visiting her parents. sizes, per paper--------------------------------------------------- 4/-8/ give you, is the assurance of crisp fresh Mr. and Mrs. L. Freylel, of that city. being 1? to 10, the boys* 20 to 9. occasion. Crochet Hooks, extra fine quality, sizes 9 to 14^ eaeh 8/ The Mothers' Club met at the home goods which you like to carry home. E. H. Wheeler was in Portland on Probably the most exciting game of business laat weak. the season was played Saturday even of Mrs. Harry Jarvia last Thursday. Men’s Tie and Scarf Pina, each........................ 28/ to 98/ Our cooperative buying power with the 474 L. B. OilWMi spent Thursday of last ing. when the Dufur high boys’ team There were present 18 members, seven guests aixi 11 babies under tour years met the 0. IL 8. boys on the Odell other Stores in this Nation-Wide Institution, week visit lag the grammar school. Men’s Tie Holders, each_____________________ 23/ to 49/ old. The committee on arrangements Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Moe were Port floor. Dufur was defeated by * very fer the supper gave a report of their brings the new things and the good- things small margin, the score being 14 to 13. Guff Links, separable and for soft cuffs, pair.__ 28/ to 96/ land visitor« last wook. meeting and submitted the following The teams fought hard and the Dufur to you while they are still new and good.' Miss Alice Tompkins, priuci;>al of Ixiys are to lie congratulated on their tuenn for the approbation of the club. Women’s Hair Brushes, aluminum face, black stiff IMne Grove school, vljited the gram good sportinansblp and the clean man Chicken frlcasee, mashed potatoes, And not the least factor In making your bristles, each______________________________________ 49/ mar school last Monday. scalldped corn, coffee, bread and but ner in which they played. ter, cake, pie or salXd will be served. Miss Ruth Young spent the week shopping here a pleasure and a profit are Barrettes, gold and silver plated, various styles..._________ 8/ The boys' team is to go to Hood It waa voted to have a candy booth, end in Portland. River to play a game scheduled for apron and household article booth, the uniformly low prices you are asked to Early Friday morning Prof. T. For- Thursday, February 21. A good rep Shell Hair Pina, in boxes of 5 or 10_________________ 4/-8Z cier, accompanied by five students as resentation from Odell is urged to ac and a quilt for sale that evenlBg. pay ior goods of thoroughly reliable quality. follows, Gordon Graff, Kenneth Mal company the O. H. 8. boys end help There will also be a program. A com Folding Curling Irons_______________________________ 12/ mittes was appointed to put the quilt loy, Dorothy Pemberton, Bonnie Weia- them make it a victory. together. Unitpie band painted Invi Dress Shields, Japanese Silk, invisible.. ______________ 29/ helmet and Lutina Mull, will leave tar The senior class has ordered their tations were Issued to the members Corvallis th attend the educational ex Lather Brushes, good bristles, each,_________ —49/ to 98/ position held there. Mr. Malloy will diplomas and invitations for gradua by the president, Mrs. G. A. Hoffmann, tion exercises. and Mrs. O. H. Hili to a silver tea to drive the party down in hia car. . Bill-Folds, all leather, 4 pockets, black seal or brown The committee in charge of class be held at the home of Mrs. Hoffmann The basketball teams have two more leather, each--------------------------------------------------- 49/-98/ Friday, February 22. All present were rings for the juniors have made their victories to their credit. The boys' asketi- “ An old fashioned costume to selection, and an order has been seat Safety Pins, all sizes, per dozen__________ i________ 4/-8/ team won over Parkdak* Friday ev«m- wear, to lead to the party a colonial ing by a score of 20 to 9. while the in flor them. air. sa please put some money in Suspenders, good qual., strong leather ends, pr. 28/ to 89/ girls won by a score of 15 to 10. After pocket or blonae and come add to the I Hair Nets, made of human hair, double hair nets of the game punch and cake were served Arm Bands, plain and fancy styies, silk elastic, pr. 8/ - 28/ fund for our community house." The PINE GROVE fine quality, eash________________________________ 8/ Saturday night the boys' team beat date of the supper is to be Friday. Dutar 18 to 12. This gama wua re Shoe Laces, extra heavy quality, 40and 72in. lengths 4Z-8/ Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Page and Mr. March 14, at the Odell grange hail. Cuticura Soap, healing and refreshing; For toilet, ported aa iwiug tiie «pc-edieat and most and Mrs. n. W. J. Bryan returned Sun- Bun- Everybody cordially welcomed. That Shinola Shoe Polish, box_____________________________ 8/ bath and nursery ___ ___________________________ —19/ interesting game played this year. day from a three months' trip in Cal date was set to avoid the conflict of No little excitement was stirred up ifornia. Shoe Polish, box--------------------------------------- ------------ i— 10/ Woodbury’s Facial Soap, a wonderful cleanser for the date of the declamatory contest by the gentleman of Mexican origin 8. R. McDonald wns taken very Please keep it open and come, have the skin and a good skin food................. 19/ Men ’ s Purses, 3 ball riveted-frame, brown and black discovered by Mr. Peterson in tha 111 Mrs. laat Friday with an attack of acute a good supper, a good time and help gram mar school rest room last Satur indigestion. leather, each____________________________________ Packers Tar Soap, a popular soap with good heal 28/ Bernis McDonald, who a good cause. day morning. He had entered by an has been visiting ing qualities___________________________________ in Portland, returned 19/ William Giikerson is mntjh improved Folding Coin Purse, nickel plated riveted frame, unfastened window and spent a peace Friday evening accompanied by Mrs. In health. His many friends were ful night on the new rest room lounge. E. W. Van Horn. Mrs. McDonald's black and brown leather, each___________________ Balsamic, an ideal soap perfumed with Balsamic 49/ Perhaps be craved a place leea revo condition la much improved and M m . glad to greet him at Sunday school aromas___________________ ______________________ -8/ Sunday. Sanitary Belta made of surgical-elastic, various lutionary than hia native state. Van Horn returned to Portland Bun The valentine party at the school I sizes, each______ _ _______________ +_____ ___ Mr. and Mrs. H. Connaway and day afternoon. 23/ house last Friday given by the Pur- sous, of Hood River, were dinner DENTAL CREAMS A. F. Bickford aud I lay ch Bickford ent-Teacber Association wa« a great Baby Bloomers of pure rubber, with or without' guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. tranaarted business In l*ortland last success. A large crowd atteuded and ventilator.......... ........... ...... . ---------------- —28/-40/ Walter. —f ■ Colgate's Tooth Paste, small size__ Saturday. -8/ •pent the evening very enjoyabl.v at The Odell basketball teams will play Single Powder Compacts in metal case with large games of all kinds, after which light Mrs. A. W. Peters spent several Hood River tonight (Thursday) at II. Colgate’s Tooth Paste, large size__ mirror__________________ ______________________ refreshments were served. I( is good days in Portland laat week. 49/ R. H. 8. Let's all go! for ns all to get together and he better Pepsodent Tooth Paste_____ ;______ Adah Ixirawsy, Effie Wagner and 39/ Double Compacts, powder and rouge, in metal case Spring seems really to have arrived. acquainted and we hope to have more Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark spent the Th«* spring beauti«« and blue bells are with large mirror ________ s- _____________________ Pebeco Tooth Paste _________ ___ __ 98/ of these social evtMiings. 39/ . week end in Portland and heard “The blossoming begs. Mrs. Oscar Cameron left last week Merchant of Venice.’’ Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream _____________ Nu-Mix Tooth Paste__ 1_______ 39/ -49/ There was a splendid turn-out at Mrs. Harry Smith, nee Mias Mar for her old home in Roaebnrg, where I the Methodist church last Sunday she will spend aeveral weeks visiting I There were 109 prewnt for Suntiay guerite Juhnke, called on friends in her mother and other relatives. school and a very fine congregation Pine Grove last Monday. Mrs. F. H. Blackman was a Forty for church. Rev. Gleiser preached • one of his very Inspiring sermons. land visitor last week. Ixiuta Mumpower. were the week end MOUNT HOOD AUTO PAM AGAIN UP Next Sunday, Bunday sclio«d will be The Ladies' Aid society will hold a guasta of Mrn. W. M. Lane and at- gin at 10 a. m.; preaching services at sliver tea at the home of Mrs. A. F. February 14. tended the community ball. 11 o'clock by Rev. W. 8. Gleiser; Ep Bickford Friday afternoon. All wom , W. M. Rush apent ___ aeveral days in (Continued from first page) worth League at 7.15. The league en in the neighborhood are invited. , Portland last week. park attractive enough to cause tour T------ ■ topic is “The Ixx*al Church at the Mrs. Eller waa here from Portland Mrs. Willis Van Horn visited UNDERWOOD ists to make it a liaae camp for sp«*nd- Definite announcement of the show Canter.” Miaa Virginia Dutro will be friends in Hood River and Pine Grove over the week end, the guest of her Ing several days in the Mount Hood ing date of “The Hunchback W. J. A. Baker, formerly of the in- . of N«»tre the leader. At 8 o'clock Rev. A. L. last week. James Larson, who has been in country. daughter. Mine Thelma Eller, eur pri speetion department of the Apple Dame ” is made by Manager Kolstnd. Hei kendorf, who is a missionary from Portland for the winter, has returned mary teacher. The council Monday night accepted the Philippines, will dtdlver an ad Dr. A. L. Beckendora, of the Phil* to Underwood, where lie expects to the resignation of Glen Sloat as night of the itlalto theatre, for Tue«day, Growers Association, who left last fall Harold and Robert Rush, Elmer spend the summer. with oue of the two handsonxrty dress on the missionary work in tha ippinea, will occupy the pulpit next ninrahal. Mr. Sloat will lioeoqg* a Wednesday and Thurnday, March 11, George and Chester Butterfield have motor trucks of the coopera islanda. Tills 1 h the territory address Sunday. After an absence of a week dne to traffic officer for tljp county. Appli 12 and 13. This picture lias had three equipped recovered from the niesal«« and re separate dates announced but this Is tive organisation on a sales and ad Gerald Jarvis la spending this week of tbeWorld’s Service campaign sch«><V in Hint««, Miss Cora Rowland is liack cants to Hiicceed him are : 8. R. Lofts, turned to the grade school Monday, the absolutely flual date as arrange vertising campaign, In his letters to In Portland. uled for the month of March. I xk > Butterfield also re- school. We are glad to w*e her again. E. J. Slnta, F. W. Dehart, J. M. Grif ments have l»een made to have Heattie his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Finch have Loyltf and Friday night (tomorrow) the three fith and Oscar Scheer. The police Mr. Rominger, who has lieen giving turned to their achool duties at high ship one of its prints here for tha tells of interesting experiences in teams of the chureh, as listed in the rented one of IL M. Vannier'a houses school Monday. a course of lectures at tlie Underwood committee took the matter of an ap Hood River showing and picture pa Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and Mis last two lsMuwt, will play at Parkdale. for the summer. pointment under advisement. Ernest Swager was a Portland vis school, gave his last lecture Tuesday. trons and lovers of fli<* good in enter sissippi. Mr. Baker saya that the Next Friday, one week later. Park- J. P. Thomsen •nd Fred Thomsen. His lectures have lH«en on ancient his-, The osuncil received an application tainment can now inak«* deflnite plans roads of the south are the worst he dale will play the return gam* here. E. E. I .age and Blddell, left yesterday itor laat w«*ek. from C. A. Casa, who seeks to he ctis- tory and were greatly appreciated by the viewing of “The Hnnchback of has encountered. On on«* occasion the •* Mrs. Mary Leone Tucker has gone to the Underwood pupil« and ti*achera. todian of the automobile park thia for Little Mias Peggy Jane Cameron, morning for Forest Grove with their Notn* Dame.” Prices as set by the mnd was so deep that it dragged his Chicago to visit relatives. who has been visiting her grandpar« trucks to bring back gome of the reg Mrs. Zed Porter, who luwr tieen re- year. New York office of Universal will he gasoline tank off. The roads having settled after the eelving medical treatment for some enta, Mr. and Mrs. Puul Hansen, re- istered stock purchased last week. Rev. L. H. Miller and C. n. Vaughan the same as Portland: Matinee«, en- Mr. Baker on numerous occasions turned home laat Saturday, I Hhe was appeared tiefore the council With a tln* lower fliMir, 50 cents, balcony for has b«*en stuck in the mud. He has * Harry Iliff, of Independence, s<*cr<*- rain. Adolph Patereau resumed haul- rime in Portland, has returned. accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Hansen. tary of the Oregon State Jersey (nuts Ing logs Saturday. re«*omniendatlon from the safety first kiddies 35 cents, log<*s 7fi <*ents; even- gone over embankments in the bayou The Thursday Club met at the home Beaufort Doggett was home from of Mrs Rose Larson. Thursday. As committee, recently appointed to tn- Ings, entire lower ttoor'75 cents, log«*« district of Ixiuislana and has been Mi«s Martha Ferguson apent the accompanied Mr. Lage and Mr. Thom» Re«*d College laat w«>ek end. week end at her home. Mim Sadis sen on their return to Hood IUVer last usual they brought their fancy work. v««tlgate and suggest means of mak |1, aud balcony 50, cents. All prices forced to walk many mil«« to a garage Pratt nad Archie McKeown were ahr weak. Mr. Iliff has one of the finest Mothers were guests Friday 'after Refreshinenta were served and a very ing safe swimming and skating for will include tax and loges may I m * re to seek help. He declares that the the children. The committee filed a served in advance for any specified car, which carries on the sides of the week end guests of Mrs. J. E. Fer herds of Jersey cattle in the state. noon in the primary room to see their pleasant afternoon reportc*d. written report, asking the council to performance. He spent aeveral days studying the children's work. guson. body handsomely painted representa «■»•operate in securing the posting of Mrs. W. P. Kemp and Mrs. Dean dairy Industry In Hi looddBver. Sunday Carl Steam. Seattle man tions of the valley's chief apples, the Joe Hess and Roas Higgins returned sloughs, which are private property, ager of the Mrtn» Pictures Corpora Spitsenburga and Newtown«, has cre - Mr and Mrs. V. W^^Lll nnd Mr. to Portland Wednesday. BMs Wanted were Portland visitors laat week. citing that anyone entering tke proper tion. imid a flying visit to Hood River ated a great deal of attention wher ark *W<*rtnln<*d a W. J. Holman and A. N. Davis, tlie and Mrs. Bliss Clark Mrs. Tom Hopper Is taking treat Notice is hereby given that the will be trespassing. It \was also and definitely net the dates for Scara- ever he has gone. Recently on ar new proprietors of tlie Odell Cush company of friends at tlaPyiark home ments nt Tlie Dalles hospital. She la | State Ixind Board of tlie State of Ore ty rw-ommended that the city have a mouche, the biggest pirture ever made rival at an Alalia ma town from Mem- Store, formerly owned by L. A. Chap Tuesday evening. The affair was a suffering from stomach trouble. gon will receive sealed bids at its boat on wheels, fully equipped with by Rex Ingram, the man who produced one of a crowd gathered around man, will assume charge March 1st. <*elebration of the wedding anniver George Hanoi and H. C. Wyatt were office in tha Capitol Building at Salem, life saving apparatus and manned by "The .Four Horsemen of the Apoca phi«, the ear asked Mr. Baker how far he Mr. Holman will he In active charge saries of tlie Winchell and (’lark fam Hood River business visitors one day Oregon, up to 11:00 o'el<M*k a. tn., the Are department. lypse.” Mr. Steam stated that 10 had come. When be told them he had of the store, Mr. Chapman has not ilies and a reception for Mr. and Mrs. la Mt week.------------ -—------------------- April '-I». 1924. tot all the State's in years from now the motion picture traveled all the way from Oregon..one yet decided on a location, but plans Ben LagK Mr. Moody was over from Parkdale ter««! In the river front lands herein public will still he waiting to see a man in the crowd expressed disbelief Basket Social at Frankton School Mrs. E. E. Lage and Mrs. Martin Thursday to S|M*nd the day with his after described, giving, however, to the on re-entering the undertaking busi- ness. DragHeth will entertain the meniliers son, Walla««, aud family. Thursday evening. February 28. bigger or lM*tter picture than "Scara- of the statement. Another took up the owner or owners of any lands abutting or fronting thereon, the preference there will be a basket social at the mouche.” Hootl River should watch matter and rebuked his fellow towns The Indies' Aid met at the home of of the Aloha Clnb and their husbands Mrs. E. W. Jacques Wedu««duy after at the I-age home next Wednesday right to purchase at thy* highest price Frankton school house. The spirit the Blut* Monse a<la to realize tha mag man for such action. February 20. “I really thought we were going to offered, provided such offer is made and customs of colonial times will be nitude of the |»r(MiuetioD as it is set In noon. The afternoon was spent sew- evening. The entertainment will be gin at 8 o'clock. Please be on time. Miss Beatrice Campbell was home in giMMl faith, the Board reserving in evidence. Every one is urged to for a flvi-week run at this theatre in have a free for all fight,” wrote Mr. , ing- the right to rej«*et any anti all bids: Funeral services were held for the from Hood River over the iveek end. come dressed tn old fashioned clothing. Portland. "Scaramouche” will play Baker. Miss Nina McDonald has returned The Asnoclation’s truck, which will Said lands are situat«*d in H< mm 1 Gentlemen, borrow a piece of lace H imh I River mam after its Portland The boys of the Mouut Hood s«*hool to Odell and Is assisting Mr. nnd Mrs. infant daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Province at the church Monday after played a game of liaseball with the River (kiunty, Oregon and <leacrilM*d from your wife or sister «nd trim run, starting here Monday, March 24, go as far as Jacksonville. Fla., has II. C. Johnson in the postoffice. resulted, as Mr. Baker's letters show, your suit. Then you will be right in for a three-day run. Th«* following notice which apiienred noon. Interment followed at Pine freshmen of Parkdale high Friday af as follows: in a great deal of favorable publicity style. If there is anyone who does Grove cemetery. ternoon. Beginning at the meander corner in the Eugens pajier of Monday, has for the entire state of Oregon. not care to drees in colonial costume, common to 8«*ctlnna 31 and 32. T. 3 N. The lis-al committee of the HMuii« Mrs. A. M. Butterfield has the first Musicale at the Baptist Church lieen re«*eive<i: “Died nt Mercy hos R. 10 E. of W. M.. thence 8. 75 degrees. just come attired in your 1924 frock— pital in Eugene, February 16, 1924, Association has arranged a mothei*' baby chicks of the season. One of the bent mimical treats of but come! 40 mlnutys B. 1119.1 f«*et to 2x4x18 meeting for next Monday afternoon nt Mrs. Mary L. Hl bl «rd Ladd, of 1(110 Mins Gladys Aubert, who is attend A good program and good music are the season in coming to -Hood River Mill street, age 24 years, 7 months, 14 2 30 at the church, Music will I m * ing the University of Oregon, remem Indi fir stake: 8. 12 degre,« 47 min promised Thurnday, February 28 at 8 p. m., you. fir utes E. 326.fi feet to 2x4x18 inch W. Peters, Miss daya. Beside her InisliantL J- K*rl furnishisl by Mrs. A. bered members of the Sunlieam Sun- when th«4 ladies of the Baptist church stake; S. 48 degrees 26 minutes _ ». I«dd, she is survived by an infant Alite Tomkins, and Katherine anil day school class with a valentine. present Sheridan Delepine, violinist, lfio.fi feet to % in«-h iron bnr; N. 6ft Miss Campbell Mias Autiert had charge of that class Masonic Dance Tonight •on Isirn Februnry 14; parents, Mr. Elizabeth Kllbnck. and Dorothea Hehoop, piauist, well degr«*es fit minutes E. 252.3 feet to and Mrs. W. T. Hibbard, two sisters. will explain her plans for a class in before going away to school. The Masonic lodge will give a dance known Portland artists, in joint in cross on roek;*S. 74 degree« 4 minute« "The 13th Chair” will be the vehicle Miss Florence Hibbard, of Dalian, and home nursing to be conducted this Boyd Campbell was a Hood River E. 2112.4 feet to cross oh rock: 8. 78 at the Columbia Gorge hotel tonight, citai in the auditorium of the Baptist of a play to be presented at the Rialto Miss Ruth, of Eugene, and a brother, summer. Refreshments will be served visitor several «lays last week. church. when, it Is anticipated, members of degrees 44 minutes E. 466.0 feet to Cliari««, of Corvallis.” Mrs. Ladd will and n silver offering taken for th«* Sheridan Delepine is a young violin theatre Friday evening, March 7, by Th<> regular church services will be| cross on rock; 8. 11 <l«*gn*es 54 min the lodge from many mld-Columbia “ _____ ’s lie remembered by a nunilier of friends community supply closet. Women ist who has won a great number of memliers of the Busini points will be present. The social Miss Campbell, assisted by Mrs. held at th«* Mount Hood church Sun utes E. 371.0 feet: 8. 53 degrees 0 affair Will be one of a series held this friends and admirers in Oregon and Club, of The Dalles. The play will be here aa Mary Hibbard. She spent her minutes W. 184.6 feet to Gov. meander girlhood in tills neighborhood, attend Ijige and Mrs. Dragseth. weighed and day evening. winter. It was planned that tonight's attracted to himself a large follow presented under auspices of the Re- <*ern<*r. ing grammar sch«H>l here, until tho measured «11 of the children of the event would end the dan«*es, but the ing of students. He known how to liekah lodge, of Hood River, the pro Thence returning on Gov. meander <*ommittee. composed of Kent 8hoe- use to the lient advantage an excep ceeds lieing applied to defraying ex time when the family moved to Dallaa. scbiMil last week. Miss Cauipliell was CASCADE LOCKS much gratified by their marked phys line to place of beginning containing maker. Harold Hershner and Ray Lee. tionally beautiful-toned Instrument. penses of the state convention of the Our a.vinpathies are with the bereaved (By Jennie Madden) ical Improvement. Tlie hot lunches, 4.27 seres shot«* lands In NWH Bee. say that others will follow, if the Dorothea Hehoop is recognized as one grand lodges of Odd Fellows and Re husband and family. which have been discontinued for a The «*ommiuiity dance held at the I. 32. T. 3 N. R, 11 E. W. M. of the most Anished and brilliant pian bekahs to be held here in May. last Sunday the Christian church members desire tile series continued. Application« should be accompanied ists in the w««t and will appear for of Odell elected its officers and got few days liecause of the Illness of Mrs O. O. F. hall Saturday night was well rapt. Seeley Goes to Shaaik» the first time at Hood River. The two into line for regular services. The Hcoltee. were resumed yesterday and attended and pronounced an enjoyable b.v cheek or draft of the amount of Crcomery Meeting bld snd should lie addressed to G. G. have performed together very success elders elected were A. F. Smith, Joe will be prepared in the church kitchen affair. Capt. C. C. Seeley, stationed at Joe Tyron, of Portland, waa n Brown, Clerk of the State Land Board. Hood River, Ore., Feb. 18, 1924. fully during the past year. Martin and J. O. Cameron; deacons, by the mothera of the neighborhood. Parkdale the past two years in charge Salem. Oregon, and marked “ Applica week end guest of the Glover brothers. Those who love truly good music, Dane Kemp. H. Heft, Will Cunning The Annual Meeting of the stock constructing the Mount Hood T xm » p Mrs. Jennie Madden has l<«s<>d the tion and bid to purchase River front holders of Hood River Creamery will sympathetically Interpreted, will not of ham nnd Wallace Young. The «lea- high «ray, left Tuemiay for Shaniko, G. G. Brown, land." Inn of the Bridge of the Gods to Mrs.' OAK GROVE chons' wives will act as deacon«*sse«. be held at the Library Hall on Sat want to nilas this unique opportunity. where he will be In charge, for the Clerk State Land Board. Mne Silva for the year 1924. Tlie deaenna were ordained by Rev. urday. March 1, 1924, at 2 p. m. This state highway department, of a fa* John Jakku experienced an almost Salem. Oregon. Datml at D. C. E«*eles. president of the Wind C. W. Johnson, the revivalist, nnd 1 fatal accident last Friday morning, meeting is for the election of officers mile stretch of the Sherman county f21«24 February IS, 1824. Saniord Smith end Mr. DeHart, elders • while pruning in his orchard. His River Timlier Co., who has been in the to serve during the ensuing year and highway, which will intersect The of the Christian church of Hood River. • shears caught in the branches of a east fbr some time, returned to Port- such other business as may properly The Hertel Oregon, owned by H. F. Dalles-CaHfornia highway just south Buying • Tractor Harrow? Geo. Ciitler was elected ««nretary and 1 tree. As he gave i a jjiilck jerk, they last week anil arrived in Cascade come before it. Daviclaon and his «inter. MI m * May of Shaniko. The state highway de C. E. Coppie treasurer. The Sunday caught in a high I tgfocioii wire, which Tzwks Monday, bringing the good news HOOD RIVER CREAMERY, Davidson. was leased Tuesday to F. E. partment waa petitioned by local <ttl- Tlie John Deere tractor disc harrow school officers are: Mrs. A. F. Smith, ■ hung loose, clone to Bruno Frans, Pres. Russell. a former North Dakota real- zens to have Mr. Healer remain here o the . tree. He wim that he will reopen the mill alsmt the is not n rigid, one-piece frame. It superintendent: Mrs, Ida Young, as knocked unconscious for a period *<f first of March. Men were put to work penetrates and pulverize« its entire f21-2S J. H. Mohr, Sec. dent. who will aaanme the manage as malntmance engineer on the Loop sistant superintendent; Miss Ida Cun 25 minutes. His Angers worn quite making neowuiar.v repairs preparatory width even when going over depres- nient May 1. Mr. Russell. here with highway. to opening. ningham. secretary: Clarence Miller, 'lisdly burned. but other than that it sioiM snd obstructions. It is a flexible Park Grange to Present “Oarenee" hta wife, left at once- following eloaing Jess Forrester wns home over the treasurer; Ruth Young, librarian; loft no serious effects. of the deal. f«»r Texas on bnaineaa. hsrjow. Each section and. In fact, week end. Under the direction of Mrs. C. K. Gall Young, chorister, and Mrs, W. P. Tlie hotel for the pant several yearn each gnng works indejumdently. disk Benton, Arvo Hukari returned from Port assisted by Miss Evi Annala. Hood River hss a traveling cat, Wallace Glover waa In Portland ing all the gronnd without twisting or Kemp, bomp department. Sunday land last Thursday, where he had ban been managed by Miss Davldsonf chairman of the dramatics committee. “ Mudgie, ” owned by the family of 0. \ school meets at 10 a. m. at the union ¡l>cen taking treatments at tire Willam Monday. • binding (lie frame. Reimir parts al — ' ' —- —- Ih*tliinnn. The cat loves motoring as church. Presell Ing at 3.10 p. m. by ette Mnitorium. He is In much better Pani and Virgins Tompkins un» ways .obtainable—thia year and fbr Booth Tarkington's play. "Clarence,” much as ewer did any enthusiastic Rev*. G. W. Johnson. Prayer meetings health and is rapidly improving. Baseball Minstrel Postponed convalescing after having been ill with the life of the Implement. Sec* it at will I m > shown in Park Grapge com dog. “Mudgie” has Just n*turn««d with munity hall In the latter part of at 7.80 Thursday evenings. the menai««. niß Bennett Brothers before buying. The baseliall minstrel show, sched the Dethman family from a trip to Last 8atur<lay evening a number <rf Mar«4i. Park grange has an abund Sanford Smith, of Hood River, vis Oak Grove ptffipRT'enjoyed themselves A. W. Meyers attended the auto ance of Uüent and la particularly for uled for next Thursday night, has Albany. ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs A. F. at the Odell costume dance. Among allow in Portland last week. We hare several tractor plows op tunate In having extremely competent been postponed becanse of the inabil Whenever the cat hears the purr <rf Smith last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Butts. Mrs Laoti hand at a real buy. These are plown directors. Everyone reineintMTS the ity of participants to prepare their a motor she darts to the hack yard or those present were Evi Annals. Irma. . Thg grange meets tonight at the Aatto snd Arvi Annals. Fanny and ani Day. Mrs. Anna Sprague. Miss we handled during our f’tetras agency play, "Nothing Bq| the Truth," put on stunts by thia date. The fainstrrl garage and doeap't wait to be Invited |SgSBge hall. The program will consist Martha Hanahan, Violet. Vienna and Fanny McDonald. Sam Campliali and Hood Hirer Garage. show will be held at a later «tote. last March. f28 to the rear Mt. i 475DEPARTMENT STORES HOOD RIVER, OREGON b h Small Wares for the Family ! j 1’ iFli ï n H : Í -¡Sill > / I ■ ? 1I I I i 1 < I f’-i.« BIGGEST PICTURES W.J.A. BAKER’S LET COMING IN MARCH TERS INTERESTING s' * r : 1 w I j ✓ w <' ■ » PLAÏ WILL RAISE CONVENTION FUND ( J w f* J 1 -fl’ ä y Goods You Like To Carry Home y K Si [if ■ I I I s' f ♦ » 1 9 I < ». ■ *> r .■
