The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-29
spenddy prepared with Fall and Holiday Merchandise
Wool and Cotton 2-Piece GARNER
Mrs. GIG. Anderson and little SON.

Mrs. C.lC. Anderson and little son,
Clifford, left Sunday for visit with
relatives and friends in Pendleton and
Spokane.
Auction Sale Having sold my place
in Belmont | will sell at public auction
all of my personal property, Tuesday,
Dec. 4, beginning at 10 O'Clock. W.
T. Kibbey.
R. w. Kelly is in Oregon City today
to take Thanksgiving dinner with his
mother. He will witness the o. A.
C.-Oregon football game this after
noon.
You may get your prescription
where you please, but we will be
pleased to fill them. Our store is
equipped with all lens grinding appar.
atus. Laraway.
The Congregational Ladies' '::Aid.will
meet at the church parlors at 2.3O to-
morrow afternoon. All are urged to
be present as this will be the last
meeting before the bazaar.
Franklin E. Folts, nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. E. T. Folts, who was stu
dent at the Preside training camp,
has received a second lieutenancy in
the field artillery.
The following party spent last week
in the Arlington vicinity hunting
geese: A. W. Peters, Winfield Wilson,
W. r. Warner, ii, and W. r. Warner,
iii.
Ernst Hinrichs, who is with the Gen.
eral Electric Company at Juneau,
Alaska, after spending the first vaca-
tion in IL years here with Mrs. Hin
richs and his brother and sisters, re-
turned last week.
Edwin Rawden, of Portland. state
superintendent of the Anti Saloon
League of Oregon, who delivered ad-
dresses at Upper Valley points Satur-
day and Sunday, was here visiting
friends Monday.
E. A. Swayze, who has been in
charge of the Western Union office
while w. r. Greene was away on his
honeymoon, left Monday afternoon for
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Greene re.
turned home Sunday evening. =
See "The Argonauts" at the Elec.
trio Monday and Tuesday, the big ten
reel production of the days of forty
nine and the gold rush. See the dis
covery of gold at Suffers mill. His
torically correct in every detail. A
wonderful production. Don't miss it.
Wanted-Young men and young la
dies wanted to prepare for telegraph
service to fill vacancies caused by un-
usual enlistment, war and signal corps
big demand for telegraph operators.
Call or write Telegraph Dept, sos Pan
anna Bldg, Portland, Oregon. do
Mrs. C. H. Caufeld left Tuesday
for Oregon City to meet her son, Lieut..
Wallace Caufield, who had Just re-
turned from the Presidio training
camp. Mr.. Caufield left yesterday for
Oregon City, where he and Mrs. Cau-
field will spend Thanksgiving.
w. B. Mcclure, who was accompan-
led by his sister, Mrs. Laura Baldwin,
of Salem, has just returned from Col
fax. WASH, where he attended the
funeral services of nephew. Herbert
Mcclure. Mrs. Baldwin, on the return
to Salem, stopped off here to visit
friends.
Rev. j. G. Tate. formerly local
resident, who is now grand auditor of
the fraternal organization, and J. W.
Simmons, deputy state organizer, who
owns an Upper Valley sranch, will be
in Hood River next Wednesday to visit
the camp of Modern Woodmen of
America.
Harry Hibbs, one of the most popu-
lar entertainers on the coast, will be
here in person at the Red Cross ball at
Heilbronner hall, Thanksgiving night.
Mr.. Hibbslis considered one of the best
banjo artists in this section of the
country and will be here for Thanks
giving night only.
Born - To Mr.. and Mrs. Joe D.
Thomson, Friday morning, November
20, son. With voice as husky as
that of a newly commissioned major,
and demanding about as much atten.
tion, the wee lad voices agreement
with his daddy's approval of universal
military training.
To the ladies of Hood River and vi
cinity: You are invited to attend the
demonstration of the celebrated Amer
ican Queen corsets at 908 Twelfth
street. Mrs. L. o. Kennedy, direct
from the factory, will be here. Do
not miss the opportunity of seeing this
beautiful and comfortable line. Mrs.
Lenora True.
Lieut.. Louis A. Henderson, Engin.
eers' Reserve Corps, who has been at
Fort Leavenworth, Kas. for the past
several weeks in training, according to
telegram received by Mrs. Hender-
son, will arrive home today for short
leave. Lieutenant Henderson does not
state in his telegram where he will be
stationed.
]. E. Bailey has been exhibiting
with much pride clipping from a
Kansas City newspaper telling of a
Masonic ball at that place given as
farewell party to 1876 members. The
soldier boys, among them Lieut.. H. F.
Bailey. son of the local man, partici-
pated in drill that was appealing to
their fellow Masons. The regiment Of
which Mr.. Bailey is a member is now
on the way to France.
Saturday evening a delightful party
was given by Miss Helen Forbes at
the home of Mrs. Laura Simonton,
1.-THE Baysrd." Covers were laid for
Is, pink carnations and chrysanthe-
NUNS were the decorations and pink
baby dolls were the favors. A dainty
lunch was served and all voted most
enjoyable evening. Those present
were: Catherine Carter, Beryl Clarke,
Dale Roberts, Lenore Cram, Betty
Slade, Ann Shepard, Florence Moe,
Frances Moe, Alice Young, Kathryn
Kinsey, Jessie Lewis and Helen
Forbes.