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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1925)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1925 MOSIER SOLUTION AT Come out of the Kitchen” Tuesday, March 17th cleaning up HOLMAN & SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY Phone 8811 HIGHLY IMPROVED HOOD RIVER ORCHARD Fully equipped, can be purchased by reliable party on small cash payment and exceptionally easy terms. Pur chaser must be experienced orchard man with banking credit sufficient to finance. Write CUTLER BROS 353 East Tenth Street, Portland, Ore. giving full particulars and references FIX IT QUICK! ALL KINDS OF Motor Trouble Shooting Electrical Work a Specialty Mr. an) Mrs. E M Camp and son, Albert, and wife wars Sunday visitors of tbe Jas. Camp family. Mr. Wilcox and family, from Bow ens. have moved Into tbe Dunsmore house. Mrs. Wilcox is quite 111 and has been removed to the Hamilton hospital In The Dellas. Lloyd Fisher and Leslie Boot left Tuesday of last week for-Oak Ridge, where they will work during tbe sum mer. Paint time Is here. Acme Quality will satisfy and njy prices are low. Paint your house and take ten months to pay. Ask about It. Strauss. Mrs. Hattie Bailey and eon, Jesse, and Mrs. F. A. AUlngton and little daughter, Barbara, were shopping In The Dalles Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnes, from Longview, Wash., are in Mosier for a short time. They are on their way to Idaho, which Is their home suite. They are old schoolmates of Mr. and Mrs. Camp. Mrs. Barnes Is a cousin of Mr. Camp. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Davenport and Ruth, Chas. Davenport and Mrs. Rose Robinson, of Portland, were up to attend tbe funeral of their brother, J. T. Davenport J Geo. Evans has purchased a new team. Seed time la here. Package and bulk seed at lower prices than other nearby towna. . Harry and Will Kemp, of Odell, were in Mosier Thursday to attend the funeral of J. T. Davenport Tlie Rebekah lodge met Saturday evening and Miss Wanda Haskell was initiated. After the business of the lodge, refreshments were served, and the evening spent in playing games. G. P. Morden was in Mosier Mon-1 day looking after his fruit ranch. Those shopping In Hood River Sat-1 urday were Mrs. Mathews and chil dren, George and Jean; Mrs. Ailing- ton and Barbara; Mrs. Camp, Leslie and Mae; Mrs. Clare Bailey and Jesse Bailey. R. Mobley was a Mosier visitor Fri day. - A monument has been erected at I the Will Hudson grave. G. R. Duvall and Roy Duvall made a business trip to Independence last I week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans enter-1 tained Miss Ptack and Miss Gribskov I at dinner Thursday. Mrs. E. J. Russell, of Chehalis, Wash., was visiting at tbe Bryant I home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, of Portland, I visited at the Jas. Cherry home Bat-1 urday. Hoes, rakes, wash boilers at special prices. Everything for house-cleaning I here at the right price. Strauss. Mrs. Sayre, of Moro, la here visit-1 Ing her, daughter, Mrs. E. A. Bace. Dr. C. A> Macrum and Mr. Boyer I were visitors In Portland the first of last week. . I Those coming from Tbe Dalles I to attend the funeral of J. T. Dav-1 enport were Mrs. J. T; Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Gunning, Geo. I Krauss, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Duns more, MrR. John Oerat and Mrs. Ran ] dall. j ,.,OJ Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Strauss at tended the freshmen operetta in Hood| River Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Prutsman, from Pen-1 dleton, stopped for a short call at the| Clark home recently. They were on] their way to their new home in | Canby. . I C. A. Hage was a business vliitor in Tlie Dalles Thursday. Mr. Conley Is installing a water system for irrigating his garden. The water wllL be pumped from Mosier creek by a gasoline engine. C. T. Bennett, Misa Lenora Hunter, XV. A. Husbands, Mrs. Lloyd Fisher and Roscoe Davidhizar were in Hood River Thursday evening to attend the opera at the Rialto. , Miss Alice Shogren returned home With her mother, Mrs. F. A. Shogren, from Portland Wednesday. Mrs. Edna Wickham, of Oak Grove,J spent Wednesday and Thursday with her grandmother. Mrs. Hattie Bailey. Wednesday, March 4, a baby was ixirn to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Province. Chas. Bennett and Geo. Chamber- lain were in Tbe Dalles on business Saturday. Bulk macaroni, cocoa, crax, dates, raisins, lard and shortening. This saves you real money. Ask StranM. The seniors. Juniors and sopho mores enjoyed a novel cross road puzzle party given by the mothers of the seniors last Tuesday evening. The crowd went from one home to an other, getting something to eat at each place. Everyone had a good time, but all complained that their stom achs were not large enough to hold all the good things offered to eat. Darrell Evans is In the hospital at The Dalles, seriously ill with septic poison. A family reunion was held at Mrs. McClure's on her birthday, March 1.1 All the children were present and quite a number of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Beldin and daughter, Evelyn, and Luella Nielsen were shop ping in Hood River Monday. The basketball team went to Oram Valley Friday, where they won with a score of 12 to 10. The Sweet Sixteen 500 party was very pleasantly entertained at the home of Miss Volborg Gribskov Sat urday, Mrs. Beldin winning the prize. Those shopping in Hood Biver Fri day were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hus bands and daughter. Arvilla, Mae Camp and Bessie Marsh. American Fruit Growers Inc. HOOD RIVER DIVISION The following is a statement of results ob- on the principle varieties shipped out of the Hood River district this past These figures are have been deducted. These VARIETY Newtowns Spitzenbergs Ortleys Delicious Arkansas Blacks Jonathans Red Cheek Pippins Winter Bananas American Fruit Growers Inc. D RIVER DIVISION DAVIDSON BLDG. Gasoline SHELL Scrip Book START YOUR OFFICE RIGHT Full Line of Supplies THE BOOK & ART STORE DETHMAN & DONNERBERO Available at all Shed Anderson Undertaking Co a G ANDERSON. 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