The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-22

Accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Elma Burns, Miss Myrna Rogers re-
turned last week from Zelda, Wash,
where she had been visiting.
Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt, recently
called to Seattle by the serious illness
of little niece, daughter of Mrs. W.
r. Brandenburg, has returned home.
Miss Nora Livingstone, who has been
visiting Mrs. f. W. Chindlund at the
Hotel Oregon, will leave soon for
Washington, d, c., to accept a govern
ment position.
Miss Alice Stalnaker has returned
from her vacation spent at Puget Sound
points. While in Seattle she visited
Miss Mabel Case, of the high school
faculty.
State FAIR, Salem, Oregon, SeNtemher
23-2s. Splendid exhibits, excellent mu-
sic. high class entertainment, and a
superb racing card For particulars
write \, H Lea, Secretary, salem, Ore.
l.. }. Mckee, who with his family
has been residing in the Oak Grove
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leave this week for Condor, where he
will make his home.
G. ID. Woodworth of the Upper Val
/ ley, was in the city the first of the
week on business. He says he has never
seen Upper Valley apples looking bet.
er than at the present time
Lawrence Gerdes, who is now with
the chemical department Of the Parke-
Davis Drug Go. at Detroit, is here
spending a vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gerdes.
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
Miss Ada Hart, who has been spend.
ing the summer with her sister Mrs.
/ c. c. Dunn, at the Pacific City summer
resort, has returned home to get ready
for her school here.
w. H. Eccles, Of Baker, prominent
lumber and railroad man, was here last
week on business and visiting officials
of the Nit. Hood Railroad Co. and Ore
gon Lumber Go.
Next to liberty bond, the best in.
yestment you can make is college
education for your son. Mt. Ange
College, St. Benedict, Ore. Address
Rev. o. V. Meier.
Mrs. V. R. Daugherty and little
daughter, Nerna, are up from Portland
visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Evnger
Mrs. Daugherty will be remembered
by her friends as Margaret McGreevy
formerly of this city.
w. II. Taft left last Friday for {
trip to Alaska. The journey north t
SkagWay will be made by the route
passing among the hundreds Of beauti
full islands that dot the North Paciti,
coast Of Canada.
P. e. Buffam and family have moved
to Portland Mr. Buffam has been il
charge of the orchard place of A. d
Moe at the top of fuckers Hill for th'
past year. Jerry Christner has sue
ceeded Mr.. Buffam on the ranch.
Carl Wodecki of The Dalles, where
he is engaged in fruit commission bus
mess, was here last week on business
Mr. Wodeck recently became Oregon
distributor for Excise, popular soft
drink.
Luxo the drink that makes yo,
smile No headaches, no crouch, an,
it makes you happy all the while. Jus
the drink for a 'bone-dry prohi. -
big fat glass ior half dime, cold as ice
/ at Morrison 5. lylSt
After visit with friends in Port
land f. H. Blackman and son, Roger
returned home over the Highway Tues
| day. Mrs Blaekman, who accompan
| led them to Portland, remained for
more extended visit
| Mrs. Geo. r Wilbur and children
/ who have been residing at Seaside t
| be near Capt. Wilbur, will return t,
/ their home here next week. Capt
| Wilbur was recently transferred to
/ North Carolina eantonment.
c. W. Netherwood, of Oregon, Wis.
who is here visiting his daughter. Mrs
i f. o. Blanchar, and husband, is /
4 Portland this week attending the Gran
\ Army encampment. Mr.. Netherwoo
is a member Of Wisconsin Post of tn
. Grand Army,