The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-02


day to see Prof. Luton Ackerman, for
merly of the high school faculty who
was en- route to Augusta. Ca, for
training in an ordnance class.
j. F. McIlwraith and A. NJ Kelly
were down the latter part Of last week
from the Upper Valley communities
attending the War Stamp meeting at
the Commercial Club.
A 10 per cent discount sale on every
thing in stock, including hats, coats.
suits, dresses and corsets. Sale begins
Saturday, May, 4 to last for 10 days.
| Monners.
j w. Brewer, formerly manager of
| The Dalles Chamber of Commerce, who
is new in charge of an employment
survey for the department of agricul-
ture with headquarters in Portland was
here last week.
Ashley Wilson, formerly superin-
tendent of the Mount Hood X. X. Co.
who is now sales manager for the bus
department of the White Motor Car
Co. at San Francisco, was here last
week on business.
Mrs. A. l.. Parker, who has been re-
siding in Underwood for the past sew
eraI months, was here over the week
end. She viii move this week to VIM
lock, Wash, where she will visit for a
while.
Friday and Saturday, May 10 and IL,
Julian Eltinge, the greatest female
impersonator in the world, will be seen
IL, - oft tb, | fkortr Port
land and Highway views are seen in
this picture.
Go through the attic and your old
chests and garner out all your broken
pieces of jeWelry and give them to the
Red Cross melting pot, which Will be
operated this year with the rummage
sale.
The Snow-Forden Co. has made ar
rangements to have an interesting reel
of moving pictures, showing the use of
tractors and trucks in logging opera
tions presented with the regular show
at the Liberty Theater Friday and Sat
urday.
Miss Adrienne Epping has again won
first honors III tennis at the University
of Oregon. Miss Epping is also editor
of the Oregon Exchanges, publication
issued by the students of journalism in
the interests Of Oregon newspaper peo-
pie.
Miss Eileen Tompkins, of Cascade
Locks, graduate Of the Hood River
high school, has won honors for debat-
ing at the University of Oregon. Miss
Tompkins won a place on the team
which debated the University of Wash
ington.
I If you want to hear musical treat
90 to Pine Grove grange hall tonight.
The Willamette University Glee club
is one of the finest and the largest
body of entertainers ever before the
public at any rural show house in our
valley. 1t Will be worth your while to
hear them.
Nixon Battey, son of Mr. ard Mrs,
f. +. Battey. of Portland, who for
merly resided here, celebrated his 18th
birthday last week by joining the navy.
He is in training at Mare Island, Cal.
Gershong Batty.a brother of the young
man, is a member of Fort Stevens
coast artillery company.
j. H. Koberg has added improve
ments to the Twentieth Century truck
farm this season. He purchased a
Beeman walking tractor from the
/ SnoW-Forden Co. last week. He has
also Just purchased motor truck with
which to make deliveries of his prod,
ucts.
Paul Blowers, son of Judge Blowers,
was in contingent of national army
soldiers entraining from Portland for
Camp Lewis Saturday. Young Blow
ers, who was residing at Colfax, Wn.,
at the time of the draft registration
last year, has been living here for the
past several months.
W. L. Byerlee, of Portland, came up
Saturday to meet Mrs. Byerlee, return
| ing from visit with friends and rela-
tives in Iowa points and Denver. Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. Byerlee remained over
the week end for a visit with MIR. By
erIee's sister, Mrs. Geo. II. Lynn, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Avery and r.
5. Davidson were in Portland Monday
to attend the funeral of the late Fred
erick Eggert, formerly owner of the
/ Eggermont orchard place on the East
Side. Mr. Davidson was one of the
honorary pail bearers. Mr.. Eggert was
respectively brother and uncle of Chris
Eggert and }. H. Eggert, of this val
ley.
Wanna Temple. Pyhtian Sisters, will
give cover-dish supper at the X. of
T. hall Friday evening for their mem
bers and for the Knights of Ptythias
members and their wives All women
are requested to bring sandwiches and
one or more hot dishes or salad. The
Temple will furnish coffee. No charge
will be made for the supper which will
be followed by an evening of entertain
ment.
Mrs. Siscoe, of Wasco, has been here
visiting her sister, Mrs Amanda Tay-
lor. who has been out from Yankee
town, Ind, for the past several months
visiting her son, Hubbard Taylor. F.
l.. Barnett and wife, of Wasco, driving
down in their Hal II, spent several
days last week visiting Mrs. Taylor
and the family of her son. Mr. Bar
nett reported the roads very rough
Mrs. Taylor will return soon to Indiana
Miss Etheljane Mcdonald who is
now teaching in the local schools, will
leave soon for trip through the East.
She will visit her brother, Angus Nc
| Donald, member of the naval hospital