The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-01-31

Baby Grands from the Hood Rive
Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Beasley. O
Pendletop. were. here last week visit
ing the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L
Moody. They also visited Isaac :H
Beasley at Parkdale.
Leon Bentley. formerly corporal o.
18th Co. at Fort Candy, is now il
Portland studying at the Y. NJ. G. A
school. preparing for West Point en-
trance examinations.
Paul Pferdner, member of trans
portation company at Camp Lewis, af
ter visit here with his sister, Mrs
b. L. Wright, returned Monday after
noon.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Nc
Claim, Jr., at San Antonio. Tex, Sat
urday, January 10, a daughter. Tn,
little girl has been christened Edn;
Mildred.
The next st. Marks Guild party. t,
be held on the evening of Friday, Feb
ruary IL, will be a children's party
and all in attendance will be dressed a!
children under Is years of age.
A. J. Graf has returned from Port
land, where he delivered a carload o.
cattle the first Of the week. Mr.. Graf
has delivered carload of cattle eacl
week for month.
A. o. Adams, who has been VISITING
his son, H. S. Adams, of Underwood
has left, according to a telephon,
message to Judge Buck from the sor
yesterday morning, for Springfield.
Truman Butler was in Portland the
first of the week to meet with othel
bankers of the state. who assembled Il
prepare plans for the first Liberty
Loan of 1918, theSdrive on which viii
he launched February Is.
K. M. Holman writes that he and hi:
family are now comfortably located al
Long Beach, Calf. ''The weather i,
fine here" he writes, ''but we neeC
rain. Flowers are blooming in the
gardens.
Miss Minnie l. Monner, who is con
ducting clearing sale this week. will
close her Heilbronner building store
next week and visit Portland, where
she will secure stock for the approach
ing spring business.
Wanna Sisters, of the Pythian Sister
lodge, will have a social Afternoon
Thursday of next week at the home OF
of Mrs. Walter Isenberg, 704 Oal
street. All Pythian Sisters and wives
of Knights Pythias are urged to be
present.
r. 0. Hadley, of Oregon City, will
deliver free lecture at the library
hall Sunday evening beginning at z. 81
o'clock, under the auspices of the In
ternational Bible. Students Association
of Brooklyn, N. Y. No collection will
be taken.
W. f. Andrews returned last week
from Portland where he was attending
to matters of business and visiting his
old friend, C. G. Metcalf. The two
men were pioneer engineers on the
Northern Pacific railroad. Mr.. An.
drews says that Portland seems very
prosperous at the present time.
r. E. Scott, chairman of the Rec
Cross campaign committee, announces
that he has received supply of Red
Cross buttons and captains and other
campaign workers desiring them may
secure buttons by calling at Mr..
Scott's office in the basement of the
First National Bank building.
Fifty were present Wednesday even.
ing of last week at the card party
given by the members OF the Altar so.
ciety of st. Mary's Catholic church at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Haas.
The pleasant occasion was rendered
more entertaining by songs of Miss
Rose Haas and Harry Farrell. Prizes
were won by Mr.. Haas and Mrs. Hu.
bert Cramer. Mrs. Geo. Haslingei
won the consolation piize.
Lieut.. and Mrs. James E. Montgom.
cry were here Sunday visiting Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joe d. Thomson Mr.. Montgom.
cry, who won his first lieunenancy ir
the second officers training camp al
the Preside last fall, has been assigned
to the spruce gathering division of the
signal corps. He was recently trans.
ferred from Vancouver Barracks to
Portland, and with an Office in the
Railway Exchange building, is ir
charge of an important branch of the
huge undertaking of gathering thous'
ands of feet of the Northwestern tim.
ber. Lieut.. and Mrs. Montgomery
have an apartment at the Multnomat
hotel.