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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09
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! BRIEF LOCAL MENTION

Go TO Law. The Cleaner. II
Glen Ellison next Monday night.
Shoes made or repaired at Johnsen's
c. X. Marshall was business visitor
in Portland the first of the week.
Glen Ellison. the noted Scotch bari.
tone.
Bert Head, auto service to all Valley
Points; call Mt Hood Hotel, 442l. jy6ti
Sheriff johnson was q business caller
at Cascade Locks last week.
II you want shoes that don't 20
wrong 90 to Johnsen's.
Rev. J. l.. Allen spent portion of
last week in The Dalles on business.
Let Walter Sparks saw your wood.
Telephone 570i. n9
J. N. Mosier. of Mosier, was here
last Thursday on business.
Gray winter oats, vetch, rye, wheat.
Kelly Bros, phone 140l. a31tt
Fred S. Stanley. of Portland, was a
business visitor here last week.
See us about storage for apples. Hood
River Produce Exchange. Tel. 1884. n9
W. L. Clark was a business visitor
In Underwood one day last week.
Mrs. Geo. L. Smith left Tuesday for
Portland to visit friends.
Go to Law is right. You are right
when you 20 to Law, the Cleaner. in29ti
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Ray Samuels
Saturday, November 4, a son.
For a famous 25c lunch 20 to the
Hotel Oregon. a6tf
Ira E. Wilson. of Goldendale, was a
business visitor in thescity last week.
See Earle Williams in the Scarlet
Runner" at the Gem every Wednesday.
C. A. Clarke, of Parkdale, was in
town the latter part of last week.
Theda Bara In 1.-THE Galley Slave"
at the Gem next Sunday.
E. G. Ward was business visitor in
Portland the first Of the week.
Russell Feck. of White Salmon. was
q week end visitor in the city.
Edgar Kile and Sidney Meyers, of
the Upper valley, were week end Wis
itors in the city.
MT. ana MIS-. W. a. whitehead, of
Portland. were here last week visiting
friends.
Insure your apples and hay. Hood
River Abstract 4 Inv. Co., telephone
1881. iy27tf
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bewley and child, of
Portland. spent the week end here see-
ing the valley.
W. B. Rine. of Underwood, was a
business visitor in town tine latter part
of last week.
For special dinners on Saturday, Mr..
Orchardst, visit the Hoff Brau in rear
of Garrabrants cigar store. jnl5tf
DR.. A. H. Hooker. of Mosier. vas
business visitor in town the first of
the week.
Mrs. Caroline Smullin left last week
for Cory, Pa, after having spent the
summer here visiting.
Hyacinth, Tulip, Daffodil and all
kinds of bulbs for sale at the E. A..
Franz store.-Fletcher 4 Fletcher. n2-tf
Jack Schiller is walking on crutches
as the result Of an injury to one of his
knees.
After a visit here on business, Rev.
J. r. Hargreaves left the latter part
of last week for st. Paul, MINI.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09
Just Little Stories

Several days ago young lady came
into the Glacier Office to purchase some
paper. She was told that the price
was 20 cents per pound for the quality
she desired. The young lady asked
that the paper be cut certain length.
She then asked that it be cut in two.
She had contemplated getting the
smaller size originally. but by getting
il in the larger sheets and having it
cut in two she figured that she would
get twice as much for her money.
loThe young lady walked all the way
home. several blocks. before she had
finally decided that her purchase would
have been the same in weight, no mat
ter what the dimensions of the sheet.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09
Butcher Addresses Grange

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Pine Grove grange Saturday was turned
partly into a post.harvest festival and
partly into discussion of measures te
be voted on Tuesday. An address was
delivered by ]. C. Butcher on spray
materials. Political measures were
discussed by R. f. Scott and Mrs.
Julia A. Hunt. Recitations were given
by Miss Helen Brosi and Mrs. Joe
Vannier
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09
Mules Taken to Winter Quarters

John Williams, of the forestry SER
vice. passed through Hood River Mon.
day afternoon with train of six gov
ernment pack mules. MIR. Williams
was en- route from Cascade Locks to
Bald Peter, the latter place near Wa
panitia. where government animals
used in the forestry work during the
summer months are wintered. Mr..
Williams has been engaged in packing
in the Cascade Locks district this sum.
mer. A part of the time he worked on
the Eagle Creek trail.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday, II 90
a. m. Subject: "Mortals and Immor-
tails"
Sunday School ut ii q. m.
Wednesday service, ppm.
The reading room is open daily from
to p. m, in the church building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-09
APPLE NOTES
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Apple exports for the week ending
Saturday, October 28, were 43, 1886 bar.
rels against 93.642 barrels the cores.
ponding week last year.
Cooperation of the right kind was
shown a week or two ago in Hood Riv.
er valley. When the apple crop was
ready to harvest there was not suffi-
cient help to gather the fruit and seri-
Gus loss was threatened. The public
schools were dismissed and the bust
ness men Of Hood River closed their
stores and all went into the orchards
and gathered apples until the last
Spitzenburg and Newtown was in the
box. 1t was display OF mighty fine
community spirit.-The Packer.
Word has been received by J. r.
Kirkland that at least six carloads of
Pajaro Valley apples were lost in the
English channel when the liner Alauini
sank. All of the fruit was insured for
almost its full value, SO no great loss
is expected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ARMY FOLK, WEST YSLETA CLUB
MEMBERS, THE ELKS AND OTHERS
DANCE LNHONOR OFHALLOWE'EN
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

0. Amin. James h CochrelI and Robert
E Torch.
over eco people attended the Hal
lowe'en masquerade dance of the West
Nsleta. Country club Tuesday night,
which was an unusually jolly affair
The 3-nd Michigan infantry band
PLAYED the dance music, which was
greatly enjoyed by the guests The
band was supplied through the cour-
tesv of Lieut. Col Westwedge. Of the
82nd infantry. The big ball room was
deliberately decorated Corn shocks and
willow tree branches fiiled the VIM
dow spaces and on the floor about
these were piled golden hued pumpkins
and big squashes- About the walls was
"A fritZe in orange and black Of Hal
and ghosts During the evening vocal
solos were given by J. W Surra. tenor.
OF the 18th Pennsylvania Infantry and
C.. II. Miller, baritone, of the Second
Pennsylvania Field artillery Joseph ~
Ballard. OF the 18th Pennsylvania in
fanrry. accompanied them on the piano.
The songs proved a very pleasant en-
tertainment feature of the party The
majority OF the guests came in COS
tune W F Payne. president OF the
club, went as a klu hluE klansman-
DR.. and Mrs. q. B. Caln2n were dressed
in Spanish costume Mrs. r Gurley-
Mrs. Richard knoblauch and Miss Ma
bel McMullen were dressed as little
girls Mrs Gurley was Mary Jane
Mrs Knoblauch represented school
Days" and Miss McMullen was a ballet
dancer. Mrs. H J. McMullen and Mrs
g ". Roberts were dressed as circus
performers Miss Corriue Smith was
Turkish girl. Mrs. David L Rakestraw
was a Harem belle r. ". long repre-
scented q band master Miss Bessie Gil
son was a Yamma Yamma girl and
there were many other elaborate and
pretty costumes in evidence. Much fun
was caused by Mr.. ana Mrs. J. H. Hirt.
VINO impersonated each other When
the masks were removed. the men who
had been dancing with the auburn
haired belle discovered her" TO pos
sess black beard
The Elks' club gave q very success
ful Halloween party Tuesday night in
their club house on Myrtle avenue The
bail room was deliberately decorated
with Halloween novelties The party
was largely attended by the lodge
members rsnd their friends.
An informal Halloween dance was
given by the Hal Val club Tuesday
night in the Odd Fellows hall. Most
of the guests came in fancy costume
and the affair was a very Jolly event.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

-ERY gay and jolly was the Hal
NJ lowe'en dance given at the Off
GERS club at Fort Bliss. Tuesday
night. The decorations were most
elaborate and represented the Hal
Iowe'en spirit in a very effective way
Corn shocks and stacks OF hay gave a
rustic effect and everywhere about
we're Halloween Jack olantern lights.
while strung back and forth across
the hall were novelty cut paper stream
ers OF orange and black with the Hal
Iose'en symbols Of witches. owls. bats.
cats and all the other age old Hal
lOWe'em devices in the paper. All the
guests were armed with horns and nov
city noise producers ana they pelted
each other good naturedly with showers
Of confetti IN high carnival spirit The
seventh cavalry band played the dance
music All Of the guests came IN cos
tune and masked and the ballroom
presented a most picturesque appear
ance with the many quaint and unusual
costumes and the variety Of cOlOrs, IN
The rustic setting. under the rudoT
glow of Jack olantern lights. Big
bonfires were built out Of doors in
front OF the club and as the evening
was mild the guests enjoyed playing
about these in the dance intermissi Ons-
A very beautiful fancy figure, The
performed by Miss Genevieve Horn
brook and Lieut.. John q. Burr. Miss
HOrnbrook wore a ballet dancers cos
tune of tuIe in a pretty shade Of
rose pink the skirt was formed Of
many ruffles and the bodice trimmed
with green leaves. She wore a halo
hat OF pink rulle. made without a
crown. and trimmed with pink roses
and velvet streamers. Lieut.. Burr was
in the typical Pierrot white and black
costume. his satin suit ornamenred
with black pompous- Lieut. Isaac
Spslding. dressed as a negro minstrel
save an exhibition Of rafting the
bones that was highly diverting. A
number Of professional cabaret ell
Ueretainers amused the guests during
the supper hour. The supper consisted
Of the usual things associated by Gus
tom 10 be eaten at the Halloween sea
son supper was served at small ia
bles- The dance was very largely at
tended by the Il Paso and army peO-
pie On the committee in charge were
capt ". r H Godson. chairman.
Capt a. G. Fisher. Capt John A Wag-
ner. Lieuts. Stuart ". Cramer. ir., T.
H. Rees, IT.. Theodore Barnes, il. r
: B. Hartz. Julian F. Barnes. Robert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ceived the second prize Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Woodland won the prizes for
which TIE players cut The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs A. ". Liefgreen. Mr.. and
Mrs b. J. futile. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r
Wilkes. Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Woodland.
AR and Mrs. a G. Staples and Nj and
Mrs Leo r. Hartford
Mrs Y A. Pacetti was the hostess
al a Halloween party Tuesday after
noon for the members OF the jolly 800
club at her home on Myrtle avenue.
Halloween witches. bats. cats. and
quantities OF autumn leaves. with red
apples among them formed the deco
ratiOns- 4 witch in a little bower OF
autumn foliage told the fortunes OF the
guests as they arrived and presented
them with their score cards for the 500
games and witches cats 10 Wear during
the party Mrs. 4. r. Nackie was the
witch In the dining room the "a Die
was decorated with orange chrysan-
themums in a cut glass vase and about
II were orange and black candles i'm
Jack o-lanterus in miniature We're the
nut baskets and Halloween designs
decorated the place cards. In PLAYING
500 the prizes were won by Mrs C. y
HOlfOrd Mrs. r r Carter and Mrs.
T. J. BarthOlOmae- The prizes were
hand painted plates A salad course
was served after the games. The club
viii be entertained next Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. r. F. Carter. at her home
on North Florence street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
School Notes.

The Philomathean Literary society
Of the High school viii entertain the
mothers and friends OF the society
members. with an informal program. 10
be given at the school Thursday after
noon after school The mothers Of the
members viii take part on the program
which viii begin with a talk given
by Mrs. g T. Kelly. Airs. J. a. Muir
dock viii play a piano solo Mrs. L
o. Hines will give a reading Minna
Edwards viii play a violin solo. Mrs
T. C. March VIII play q piano solo.
Mrs. NJ o. Cheek viii play q violin
solo accompanied by MIS- T. w Lanier
on the piano Mrs. Paul Heermans
viii sing.
The student body Of The Texas School
Of Mines have elected the staff for the
school publication. the "Prospector."
for this year T. ~ Prettyman has
been chosen editOr-in-chief- Henry
Becker and J. W. Wilson are assistant
editors; Roline Upton is the knocks"
editor; Tom Clements viii handle the
athletics. J. c. Roman. jr-, has charge
of the jokes Miss Ruth Brown is the
society editor and Miss Grace Odell
has the exchanges. Orban Walker is
the business manager. The "PrOspec-
tor will appear once month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

H. DiclCey. Capt. and Mrs. Graham en-
{ertained at their quarters at Fort
Mr. and Mrs j.. f. Williams gave a
dinner at their home on West Rio
Grande- Tuesday night. in honor Of Mrs
T. T. Crawford and Mrs Joseph H.
Cay Of East Orange. y. y. Following
the dinner the guests attended the
Halloween dance at the fort. In the
party were Mrs Crawford. Mrs. GAY.
MIR and Mrs. Harry : Potter and Capt
and Mrs. w r. Robinson
Mrs. T. r. Nash viii entertain with
an Informal tea on Friday afternoon
AT her home. 1915 Arizona street.
Mrs W, ". Turney was the hostess
II a luncheon given Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Montana street compli-
meutary II Mrs II T Crawford ana
Mrs. Joseph H Gay. of East Orange.
y j. who are the guests OF M. and
Mrs Harry =. Potter. The luncheon
was she first OF series that Mrs
Turney is giving this season Orange
hued chrysanthemums filled big sill
Yer basket in the center Of the table
Orange tulle bows tied the basket
handle The favors were little pump
kin nut baskets and mint boxes of vel
low roses Halloween designs Orua-
mented the place cards. Mrs Turuey
viii entertain again Saturday with
luncheon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
Numerous Dinners Precede
Costume Dance At the Fort

~ RECEDING the Halloween party
- at Fort Bliss Tuesday night there
We're a number of informal din
ner parties
Col Charles ". Taylor and his
daughter. Miss Alice Taylor. enter
tanned at dinner at their home in Fort
Piss The table was decorated with
pumpkin shell. in the center. filled
with fruit. Surrounding this were red
candles Halloween novelties were the
dinner favOrs. The guests were Capt.
and Mrs. William G. Gardeuhire. capt
and Mrs Z. j. Ely. Mrs Lillian Hague
CorcOran. MAJ Edward n Talbot.
Capt James G. Ehea and Lieut. Welton
" M0disette.
Lieut. and Mrs. Isaac Spalding were
hosts at an informal buffet supper at
their quarters at Fort Bliss. Their
guests were Mrs. II. W Trippett OF
Weatherford. Texas Misses Geuevi eve
HOrnbroOk. Marguerite Heard. Wiuifred
Martin. Mary Hill and Elizabeth Davis.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jack Lewis Lieuts. r.
TT. Rees. jr-, L r. Hartz. Robert MEG.
LittlejOhn- Joseph Swing. Theodore
Barnes, lr-. Julian r. Barnes. Horace
StringfellJw, IT.. and John c. Burr
Capt. and Mrs William B. Graham
had as their dinner guests. Mrs. Ken
meth D. Oliver. Gen. Roger Williams.
Mai [. s. Grant, third. and Capt James
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
Lodges and Clubs.

The 3. = ?. L. Of the Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church enjoyed
a jolly Halloween party at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. A :. Howard. 1922
Montana street The president of the
union. Walter Scott. dressed as a ghost
greeted the guests at the door. well
coming them with a cold and clammy
hand SpOOks and hobgoblins were
hidden about among the foliage which
decorated the rooms and the only lights
We're from the numerous jack o. Ian
terms. Miss billiard Blankenship.
dressed as q witch. presided over big
pumpkin cauldron. from which she
drew little fortunes. painted by herself
on cards. for the guests Games of
various kinds We're the evenings
amusements- In 8 hat making stunt
Miss Alice Emerson won the first
ceived the second prize, a douEhnut
Much amusement was caused by a hunt
in which the hunters found the trail
Continued on Page IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

and they were invited in 1Or the re
freshments. In addition 10 the men OF
the company present, there were Mr.
and Mrs. Horace b. Hayes. Lieut. and
,Trs Brutsche. Capt. Paul Wynne Capt.
Mcclure Lieut. Lewis and Lieut. Davis.
AR. and Mrs J. L Driscoll entertained
Tuesday evening at their home on Ne
vada street with an Informal HallOW-
cen party The rooms were most at
tractively decorated with the custom
AIRY Halloween symbols. Bridge was
played and later a supper was served
in the dining room. The table was
centered with q big pumpkin. in which
We're number OF Halloween novelties
rs favOrs- These were attached TO rib
bOns extending TO the guests plates.
Little bats. cats and other Halloween
novelties decorated the place cards
in playing bridge the first prizes were
won by Mrs. p. J. futile and Leo H.
Hartford. Mrs. A. W Liefgreen re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
Numerous Children Parties
AS HaLLowe'en Celebrations

favors. Miss Iss belle Springer assisted
Mrs q. Nizcarra in entertaining her
daughters guests The little guests
We're Betty Pruett Betty QUAD, Esper-
Langan. Ruth Thomas. Eva Belle
quad. Velma Williams Laura Ellen
l'retchart. Juanita Williams. and Nir-
ginia Farias. Paul Farias Max Thomas.
Fernando Farias. Reaves Deason. Al
fred Farias. Joe Mitchell and Chris
topher Allen Martin
Mrs F. " Towner entertained the
members OF the Junior Missionary So
ciety OF Trinity Methodist church with
q Halloween party in the sunday school
rooms OF the church Halloween dec
oratons were attraetlNely arranged
through the rooms Marie Order won
the prize in the peanut game. Hal
lOWe'en symbols were outlined on sew
ing cards by the younger children; the
older children had LEAF guessing con-
test. Halloween refreshments were
served Mrs Towner was assisted in
entertaining by Mesdames J W Payne.
c. /. Jones. ID. Hurley. + J. Cummings
and E. L Query There were about So
children present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mercer and Miss
Estelle Dixon entertained with a very
jolly Halloween party Tuesday night
az the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mercer. on
Clifton street The rooms were quite
deliberately and appropriately decorated
in keeping with the HallOwe en- spirit
and Halloween stunts and games and
Dancing amused the guests through the
evening The refreshments were on the
usual Halloween order The majority
of the guests came in costume and
masked Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs H. II. Fris. 1lr- and Mrs C. A.
Perkins. Mrs. c. B. Lurvey. Mrs z. OFT.
Misses Lucille Mills. c. Harold. Helesl
Harsted. Alma West. Lulah Parker.
Vera Yantis. Elizabeth Roscow. Messrs.
Roy Phillips. W Miller. g. Gillespie. T.
Linahan, Roy Schuyler y. r. Neazy,
e. H Powell. Ben Cowart. ". G. Sal
mon, D. Haynes and II. Johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

~ UTH McNARY was hostess AT a
very informal Halloween spook
- party Tuesday evening. at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Graham 3IcNary. on Arizona street
The guests all wore spook costumes
and carried jack o'ianterns and had a
very jolly time playing Halloween
games about the lawn and in the
McNary home Halloween refresh
ments were served later in the evening.
Airs. NcNary assisted her young daugh-
ter in entertaining
Miss Louise Robinson entertained
with delightful Halloween masQuer-
AIDE party Tuesday night at her home
ID the Robinson apartments in honor
OF her school friends Of St Joseph's
academy Dancing, fortune telling and
HauOwe en- games We're the amuse-
ments- A salad course followed the
games The guests We're in costume.
tune Maxine Moran was dressed as
an Indian. Caroline Moureau was
dressed as a French peasant. Ethel
Davis and Mary Ford We're in yamma
yamma costumes Ada Moureau was
dressed as a gypsy Louise Robinson
and Mary Frances Robinson were
dressed as ghosts. Mrs. W r Robin
son assisted her daughter in enter
tanning.
Halloween party was given Tues
day night by little WyndhaFn White at
his home on Magoffin avenue for the
little children of the neigh bOrhOOd
His parents. Dr. and Mrs Hugh
White. assisted the youngsters IN hav-
ing a happy time The guests came
dressed as Halloween spOoks. and had
q lot Of fuu with their jack Olanterns-
Halloween games were played and re-
fTeshments We're served Those in the
party were Billy Coles, Katherine
Coles. Otis Coles. jr. Gladys Brown.
Neal Brown, Gates Davis and Lamar
Davis jr.
Little Elene Louise Nizcarra enter
tanned her little friends with a Hallow-
cen party Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Montana street Orange and
black streamers extended from the chan
dellers to the corners or the room
From the chandeliers were suspended
large pumpkin jack o'lanterns Hal
ioWe.en games were played Betty
guard won the girls prize and the boys
prize was won by Fernando Farias
An Ice course was later served at a
prettily decorated table. Three large
pumpkin jack o'ianterns ornamented
the center Of tine table A little Jack
olantern and a little cat face lantern
We're al each child's plate. Small pump
Alns filled with candies Were the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
Cold Weather Iniure. the skin

The advent Of cold weather causes
chapped hands and roughened skins.
we have Just what is required TO Off
set these conditions
We also remind You that EI Paso
women Of refinement and culture dra W
a line line between the elegant and
vulgar, and choose only those perfumes
and toilet articles that are naturally
scented.
We are pleased 10 say that you will
find in our display toilet waters. per
fumes and face powders ONLY such as
viii appeal TO your refined taste.
Our stock Of toilet goods include all
OF the popular brands. both. domestic
and imported
Price, Service, Quality-the trinity
that makes our three stores the most
popular in town
scott white 4 Co.
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner BLDG
Depot Pharma cy.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
Cards..

MRS. Harry d. Carr was the hostess
for the FOrtnightly Bridge club meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Prospect avenue. Mrs. +. c. Birch, Mrs
A Depeder and Mrs K. H Aber we're
the prize winners. The guests were
Mrs. J F. Waddell and Mrs u. IT Bus
sing. Mrs K Il Aber viii entertain the
club at its meeting, at her home on
North Campbell street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
Trnemen, nunrr.

are you getung all OF the money
your house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman I specialize on Jenaments.
Phone 1905 $685. s. FL Paso.
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