The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-09-27

The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the
church parlors Friday afternoon at
2.30. II is hoped that everyone will
make an effort to come and invite their
| friends.
Mrs. Roy Roberts left last Thursday
for Pendleton, where she joined Mr..
Roberts and attended the Round Up.
Mrs. Roberts accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Stewart, who were en- route
to their new home at Powell Butte, as
far as The Dalles.
En- route to eastern Oregon, Jeffer-
son Myers, prominent attorney of
Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Myers,
was here Tuesday calling on friends.
Mr.. Myers is membersof the board
of regents of the Oregon Agricultural
College.
Will MCGUIRE, formerly manager Of
the athletic department of the Com
mercial club, is making good in this
line in the navy. Mr.. MCGUIRE, in
training at San Francisco, has been
made manager of the basketball team
of the big training school.
A special meeting of St. Marks YES
try and Guild was held last evening at
the Library hall, when problems con-
fronting the parish were discussed.
The meeting was attended not only by
members of the organization, but by
many friends of the church.
Mrs. S. J. Moore and little daughter
arrived yesterday to join Mr.. Moore,
assistant cashier of the First National
Bank. They will make their home in
the Heilbronner house on Oak street.
Mrs. W. J. Furnish, who accompanied
her daughter up from Portland yester-
day, will remain here for several days.
The fifth committee of the Ladies
Aid will give hard times masked So
cial at the Valley Christian church to-
morrow evening. Good program and
lunch will be served. Prize for best
sustained character. Anyone dressed
Admission l5c for all over years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Oft motored over
from Centralia last week that they
might be at the bedside of their aunt,
Mrs. F. K. Dean, who has been seri-
ously ill. At this time Mrs. Dean is
reported to be somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT returned over the
Highway the day before it was closed.
Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Hull Longbrake
were host and hostess at an at home at
the Asbury parsonage yesterday after
noon and evening. Many of the men,
bers of other churches and organiza-
tions took advantage of the hospitality
of the popular pastor and his charming
wife and called at their home.
State Forest Supervisor Sherrard,
who has been visiting at his ranch on
Neal creek, returned to his home in
Portland Tuesday. R. Sherrard states
that W. S. Chapman, of Portland,
where he was in the forestry service,
is now in France. Mr.. Chapman was
major of one of the forestry companies
recently organized.
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ance clause covers containers, packing
materials and equipment, and fruit.
Our office is occupied from eight a. m.
until tive-thirty p. M, including the
noon hour. We have your location and
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In evenings call 20S3, 1888, or 1884.
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Judge Geo. R. Castner and grand
daughter, Miss Frances Castner, will
return tomorrow from a summers visit
in the middle west and east. While
away they attended the national en-
campment of the Grand Army at Bos-
ton. On the return home the visitors
stopped at Vernon, B. c., where they
visited Jno. B. Castner and family.
Miss Castner will leave the latter part
of this week for the Oregon Agricul-
tural College.
Leslie Butler was in Seattle last
week to attend meeting of the north
western association organized to at
tract tourists to the scenic points. Mr..
Butler declares that the Northwest
will receive great amount of the fin
est publicity in the near future, and
that prospects for an excellent number
of tourists the coming year seem ex-
cellent. While away Mr.. Butler WIS.,
tied relatives in Centralia. In Seattle
he saw Harold Hershner, member o.
Co. B, First Field Hospital, stationed
at Camp Lewis.