The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-30

| Mrs. u. A. IlOuSn is NlSlllIlg IflenuS
and relatives in Portland this week.
Her daughter, Miss Geraldine, is with
her father at Arlington.
J. A. Kelley, pioneer Underwood
rancher, who is now residing on the
Heights, was in The Dalles last week
on business.
C. H. Vaughan was elected vice
chairman of Group | of the Oregon
Bankers Association at a semi-annual
convention in Portland last week.
Mrs. Charles Steinhauser and family,
after having spent the winter in Port
land with Capt. Sheinhauser, have re-
turned to their Upper Valley home.
Miss Helen Hershner returned from
Portland Friday evening. She had
been the guest of her friend, Miss
Margaret Masters. for week.
The Ladies Aid of Riverside Congre-
gational church will meet at $50
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Members
and friends invited.
Miss Alyuna Candee has returned
from Seaside, where she was delegate
to the annual convention Of Rebekahs,
to Valley Crest.
We have 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. If
Mrs. Jack Arnold, en- route to her
home in Indianapolis from Honolulu,
where she has been visiting, arrived
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Mrs. Chas. T. Foster.
Accompanied by her two daughters,
Misses Eta and Geraldine, and son,
Harry, Mrs. Harry Crissey, of Absaro-
kee, Mont, is here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. u. A. Newman and family.
S. M. Dick suffered severely last
week when small particle from an
emery stone was imbedded in his eye
ball. The particle was removed and
he has recovered.
Robert Barr, who is stationed at Fort
Stevens with coast artillery company,
was home over the week end visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barr,
and sister, Mrs. Geo. Ertle.
The Hood River Game Protective
Association will hold a meeting at d.
McDonald's store on the evening of
Wednesday, June 5. Please come out
and help make the meeting good one.
, Mrs. l.. W. Loughary, mother of
Mrs. j. l.. Hershner, returned to her
home near Monmouth for the summer.
She spent the winter in Hood River
with her daughter.
l.. F. Brazeau, formerly with the
Mount Hood R. r. Co., after having
been engaged for more than year in
railway work in other parts Of the
.. Northwest, has returned to resume
duties with the local company.
The many friends of DR.. J. H. Nc.
Way will be glad to learn that he is re.
: covering at the hospital from an opera
tion last Friday evening. The hope is
expressed that the operation will speed
DR.. McVay in his recovery.
P. Manser, whose unique and clever.
] ly executed signs have won him recog-
r milton since he came here from British
Columbia, was one of the men who re
{ Gently participated in the Red Cross
. window sign painting.
Word from Sgt. Harold Hershner re-
r ceived Monday, says he is convalescing
t nicely from his recent sickness with
scarlet fever. He will be in the base
hospital at Camp Lewis for month
a yet.
W. M. Mcconnell, formerly loca
resident, who is now in Portland, man
ager of the life department of the Pa
t cifc Mutual Insurance Co., was here
. over the week end the guest of Mr.. anC
! Mrs. A. D. Ramsey.
Lieut.. Wallace Caufeld, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Caufeld, of this city
: and Mrs. Kathleen Sealy. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sealy, of Port
land. were married Saturday at Trinit,
= church, Seattle.
The following members of the Ode
Fellows and Rebekahs were at Seaside
h last week for the state convention
= Geo. W. Thomson, Mrs. Fred Howe
Mrs. May Jones, J. c. Duckwall, Mrs
t Schiller and Mrs. May Young.
< The city has placed the traffic sign.
at intersections of other business
: streets with Oak street on heavy con
. crete bases. The old signs, on lgh
bases, were constantly being knocked
: over.
S J. S. Patterson, of Heppner, wa.
here last week purchasing wood fol
b. that community. While here Mr.. Pat
E terson called on his old friend, w. j
Baker. The two men were pioneer
Union Pacific railroad conductors.
! Accompanied by Mrs. Bell, C. A
Bell has left on tour of the Puge
Sound district with the Northwestern
Hotel Association. Mr.. Bell stated
> before leaving that he was looking for
ward eagerly to his visit at CamE
$ Lewis.
While here Tuesday Straud W. Long
deputy sheriff at Cascade Locks, Sc
s cured Glacier to send his friend. Ell
y wood Luckey. former local resident
who is now at Centralia, Wash. Mr.
e Long, who has ranch interests in Ian,
r county, near Eugene. knew Mr.. Lucke,
while the latter was student at tn
o. University of Oregon.
IS Raymon Glass, who came home on
10 day furlough from Bremerton nav