The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-08

W. B. Coulter, formerly driver for
the city, has accepted position with
the local Office of the Standard Oil Co.
H. Lauffenberger, of Dee, passed
through the city Saturday en- route to
Astoria, where he will spend the
winter.
Mrs. ]. R. Nickelsen and two sons,
Ted and Ned, left last Friday for Port
land for a visit of week with rela-
tives and friends.
C. c. Holman and Earl Weber were
in Portland Saturday to witness the
Multnomah club-O. A. C. football
game. z
Miss Emma Pickler, formerly a
member of the city school faculty, was
here over the week end from Portland
visiting friends.
Sgt. Lucian Carson, of the Wilbur
Wright Aviation school at Fairfield, o.,
writes that Ellis Morse, member of
an aero squadron, has left for France. !.
Mrs. VIM. M. Post is suffering from
a broken wrist, sustained last week
when fshe slipped and fell on wet
sidewalk.
Mrs. E. H. Stewart, who was called
here by the recent death of her mother,
Mrs. F. E. Jackson, Freturned ..yester.
day to her homeiin Powell Butte.
W. H. Burmaster, of Portland, has
accepted a position at the repair de-
partment of j. c. Johnsen's Oak street
shoe store.
After visit here with the family of
her brother, Rev. j.. l.. Allen, Mrs.
Earl Cramer and baby returned Tues
day to Messner.
DIR. and Mrs. F. C. Brosius have
moved from their Oak street home to
the Brosius building, where they have
furnished apartments.
H. H. Pomery, deputy state fire
marshal, has been here this week
working with Fire Chief Morgan in
the inspection of local buildings.
Mrs. H. Glass and Miss Marian Da-
kin are at American aLake this week.
Raymon Glass and Ivan Dakin are sta
toned there at Camp Lewis.
Tony Eagle, of the crew of the Ore
gon Lumber Company's camp, is at the
Cottage hospital recovering from a
crushed heel.
Chas. Perkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Perkins, of the Upper Valley, is
now in San Francisco, member of
Troop F., First Cavalry, U. S. A.
d. E. Rand, formerly of the Apple
Growers Association force, is recover
ing at Wenatchee from serious attack
of typhoid fever.
The Women's Auxiliary of 18th Co.
will meet next Tuesday afternoon at
2. 80 O'Clock at Library hall. A full at
tendance'is requested.
H. X. Davenport and family will
leave the first of the next week for
Portland, where they will spend the
winter.
The following members of 18th Co.
have been here this week on furlough
from Fort Candy: Floyd French, Fred
Thomson and Sam and Delbert Slutz.
Forrest Carter, of the Hood River
High School, is in The Dalles this
week at work there in the Y. M. c. A.
drive.
Arthur Kolstad is in Portland this
week to secure bookings of features
for winter shows. He says he will get
the best to be had for Hood River.
We have 7 per cent money for Farm
Loans with prepayment privileges, and
can give you prompt service. Abstracts,
Insurance and Surveying. Hood River
Abstract and Inv. Co. Phone 1881. tt
Seth Roberts, of the firm of Crandall
& Roberts, Portland, is here engaged
in auditing the county books. Mr..
Roberts spent Sunday on his Oak Grove
ranch. - ~
Mary Fuller and Lou Tellegen at the
Electric Friday and Saturday in ''The
Long Trail" A story of life in the
frozen north teeming with action and
dramatic climaxes.
DIR. J. H. McVay, who has been at
the Cottage hospital for the past two
months, is again at his home on Cas-
cade avenue. His condition is gradu-
ally becoming better.
Bragg & Higgins will buy your apples
or handle them on commission. Per-
sonal attention will be given to all con-
signments to us at Portland. Call l.. H.
Higgins. Tel. Sl41. o18tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Smith are
moving this week from their ranch to
the State street apartments of the
Oregon-W Washington Telephone build
ing, where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Donnerberg
are now residing IN Bremerton, WASH,
where Mr.. Donnerberg is engaged in
special electrical work ..in the navy
yards.
| After a visit in Portland Mrs Fred
Dietz has returned.home. She5was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. T.
A. Schall, and granddaughter, Miss
Ruth Schall.
Mary Pickford in 'The Poor Little
Rich Girl" at usual prices at the
Electric Monday and Tuesday, Nov. IL
and l3. Also two reel keystone COM
edy.
Herman Nlemann, formerly in the
Portland, has succeeded P. J. Schreud-
ers as bookkeeper at the Butler Bank
ing Co.
The members of the Eastern Star
| this week sent to Harold Hershner,
Worthy Patron of the Chapter, hand.
some set of knitted.helmet, socks and
sweater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Albaugh and
daughter, of Portland, spent the week
end here visiting Rev. and Mrs. Elijah
Hull Longbrake. Mr.. Albaugh and
Mrs. Longbrake are cousins.
| Born - To Mr.. and Mrs. ''Toby'
Morioka Tuesday, November 6, &
daughter. Toby, the accommodating
boy who is janitor at the station. is re
ceiving the congratulations Of hi'
many friends.