The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-04-18

Samuel Crowell and family have
moved to Vancouver, Wash, Wnere
Mr.. Crowell is engaged IN the snip
yards.
DIR. C. A. Macrum, eastern Oregon
member of the State Board OF hortl-
culture, was here from Mosier Monday
visiting County Fruit Inspector Angus
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Sieg. en- route
to Sacremnto, Calf, from Spokane,
are expected here tomorrow for VISIT
with friends.
Did YOU know that the kaiser, the
mad dog of Europe, had a poison hlled
abscess in his ear, and that If 1t broke
he would become a ravlng maniac!
The next regular injecting of the Ma
sonic lodge will he held Saturday even
ing. when work in the +. {. degree
will be conducted.
Henry c. Casper, of St. Paul, Mimi,
and b. 0. Woods, of Portland. were
here over the week end visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Taft.
Mrs. James Woodcock, of Maupln,
was down over the week end visiting
her mother, Mrs. lsenberg. and sister,
Mrs. S. W. Arnold.
Mrs. Z. K. Bradley, after several
months in Seattle, where she visited
relatives and friends, has returned
home.
S. G. Oxborrow and family have re-
turned from Michigan, where they
spent the winter with relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. Eldon X. Bradley and son spent
the latter part of last week in The
Dales visiting her sister, Mrs. Clifford
Porter, and family,
/ W. Z. Hart filled the duties of Mar
shal Carson last week while the latter
was in Salem attending the annual
Grand Council, r. & s. M.
Mrs. c. j. Calkns has returned from
The Dalles, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Porter, and
family.
Mrs. W. l.. Clark, who is residing in
Portland with her son. Newton, there
attending Lincoln high school, has
been here this week visiting.
Did you know that the kaisers left
arm is six inches shorter than his right
and that it is puny as a child's? And
do you know how he carries it in order
to disguise the deformty?
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Adams have left
for Portland, where they will visit for
a while before leaving for Montana,
where Mr.. Adams will travel for the
Southern Montana Oil Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Kingsley,
of Portland, accompanied by Mrs. M.
Hettinger, of Freeport, H., were here
overlthe week end visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Medford Reed, and husband.
Go up to the high school auditorium
this evening and help the Skookums
raise money for their service flag,
You'll get dollars worth of enter
tainment for only Is cents.
Mrs. f. e. Cate, after a visit with
her husband at Rainier, where he is
agent for the Chevrolet Automobile
Co., has returned home. Mrs. Cate is
now residing on the Phelps ranch.
W. T. Werschkul, piano tuner from
Portland, will be in Hood River the
week commencing April %. Any
word left for him at the Mount Hood
hotel will receive prompt attention.
Douglas Fairbanks at the Liberty in
"Modern Musketeers" Monday and
Tuesday. Also a bunch of the Mack
Sennett beauties in Those Athletic
Girls.
w. M. Black, Of Sand Point, Ida,
has arrived here to take charge of the
Hood creamery. Mr.. Black is skilled
buttermaker and he is welcomed to
Hood River.
Judge Wilson, A. X. Chase, Judge
Cunning, John Gavin, j. W. Allen and
Herbert Egbert. of The Dalles, were
here last week to attend a meeting of
Waucoma Lodge, Knights of Pythas.
DR.. W. NJ. Posts residence tele.
phone number has been changed from
1874 to 3503 The Post family has
moved to the lmholz residence on Cas-
: cade avenue.
One of the prettiest made in Ore
gon' windows of this week Is that at
} the Laraway jewelry store, where Miss
/ Edna Clapp constructed replica OF
the Mitchels Point tunnel.
! Kenneth Mckay, accompanied by his
: mother and sister left last Friday for
Portland to reside. j. W. West. man
ager of the Mt. Hood r. K. Co., and
family, Of Dee, will move to the
Mckay residence on Cascade avenue.
: Mrs. Robert F. Shnn, of Mosier, was
J here last Friday, accompanying her
father, DR.. W. j Kerr. Dir. Kerr and
daughter, and Capt. Humphreys were
entertained at dinner Friday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Childs.
II. X. Dunsmore, of Mosier, has pur.
chased from j. W. Anderson a 1925
; Cleveland tractor. Mr.. Anderson ex.
poets 1918 model Of the popular trac
E tor here for a demonstration by next
| Monday.
The Hood River Abstract & Invest
;. ment Co. has sold the Brunquist ranch
Q on the West Side to. ". G. Mickey
The company has also sold the Sea
= brook house here to Edward McGreg.
: or, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. lmholz hav,
moved their household goods to Port
k land, where Mr.. lmholz is now en-
}, gagged at a shipyard. Miss Eiima I'm
: holz will remain here until the close O
# her school at Frankton
One of the best evenings entertain
e ments of the entire school year will b,
$ given by the Skookum literary societ,
S at the high school auditorium th
: evening. Beside otheg numbers,
plav. "Mr. Bob, " will be put on.