The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05

CAPT. Este Biosius Il here f-., re
University IF Oregon visiting - -
ehts' Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Brossus
Mr. and Mrs. r. }. McIsaae motorsd
uown from their home at PsrsdsIe
yesterday.
searches Of records and reliable ab-
stracts made by Oregon Al.tra.t tsu-
pany, A " Uuthaak. Nau,ger sn5
OaA street Phone 1927. jy20-ti
f. q. Walther. who is now in Port.
land, was called here for the funeral
Moe. ~ ''@>
With college education YOUR son is
bound TO deliver the goods. Mt. Angel
college, St. Benedict, Ore. Address
Rev. o. V. Meier.
r W. Angus and Gus Miller were in
Mosler the first Of the week visiting at
the orchard home Of DIR. c. A.
Macrum.
Mrs. F. H. Kingdom was called to
=" aseo Monday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. K. F Murray mother Of a
close friend, Miss Dlca Murray.
Willis Pendergast, who has been in
the harvest fields of eastern Oregon.
mas returned 70 resume his work in the
! Hood River high school.
You will never regret having given
your son a college education. Mt. An
gel College. ST. Benedict, Ore. Ad-
dress Rev. Q. v Meier.
ID. " Bolton and family. Of Antel.
ope. have heen here the past wet K
visiting Mr.. Bolton's uncle. ". B..
GilmOur.
How's your old pipe? Need a new
one? An extra is never amiss. Pats
Place for all kinds and especially that
new Jimmy Pipe
M. ii. Craft and wife, Of Mount
Hood, are at Forest Grove visiting
relatives and assisting in the harvest
OF the big prune crop there.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Huntington and
son, Irving, of Portland, spent the
week end here the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Butler.
A young mans best bet, college
education. Mt Angel College. st.
Benedict, Ore. Address Rev. o. v.
Meier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters and fam.
ily are now residing at San Diego, Cal.
Mr.. Walters Is following his profession
as a barber at Camp kearney.
Otto I, Wedemeyer and family. after
spending the summer on their Oak
Grove orchard place, have returned to
Portland
Mrs H. II. Albers. accompanied by
her baby daughter, Madelin, arrived
Sunday evening from Portland for a
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Cox.
State Fair, Salem, Oregon, September
BPS. Splendid exhibits, excellent mu-
sic, high class entertainments and a
superb racing card For particulars
write A. II Lea, Secretary, salem, Ore
j. l.. Carter will leave the latter
part of the week for La Gtande to
visit his daughter, Mrs. X. b. Nc
KennOn. Mrs. Carter has been there
! for two weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Parker, who has been
here visiting friends and relatives, left
Saturday for Yamhill for visit with
the family of her son, James W. Par
ker
Virgil Austen, of the remount sta
tion at Camp Lewis, Wash, spent a
short leave here lastsweek visiting his
father, F. r. Austen, in the Frankton
| district
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. #
Accompanying j. II. Fredricy in his
Dodge, f. Q. Blanchar and father-n-
law, c. W. Netherwood, journeyed to
Lost Lake last Friday afternoon on a
short camping trip.
W. Marquis, manager Of the Hood
/ River Valley Products Co, who is
making extensive Improvements, was
in Portland over the week end or
business.
See the great l2 reel story of the
life of Joan of Arc, entitled, Joan,
the Woman, at the Liberty Monday
and Tuesday. Geraldine Farrar as
Joan of Arc.
Mrs. W. f. Dabney, Of Camarillo
Calf, is here visiting the parents OF
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs O. p Dab
ney. Mrs. Dabney. Sr,, who has beer
visiting in Caiforna, has returned
home.
Note the wonderful cast of Joan,
the Woman" elsewhere in this paper
Twelve reels of the most stupendous
drama ever shown. See it Monday OF
Tuesday. The most timely picture
ever shown.
Perry BoardweIl, operator at The
Liberty theatre, is recovering at The
Cottage hospital from an acute attacE
of appendicitis Mr.. Roardwell was
stricken last Wednesday night while
on duty.
Alva West, son of j. W. West, ha'
left for Logan. Utah, where he vii
enter the United States Radio School
Another son of Mr.. West. Glen, Il
stationed in Portland with the spruce
division.