The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-06-13

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Buy your plants while you still have
time. We have pleuty on hand. To-
matoes, cabbage, aster, geraniums, sal-
via, hellotrope, lobelia and many other
varieties. The Heights Greenhouse,
Tel 1898. j27
Henry Brown, clerk at the post
office, has enlisted in the United States
marine corps. Mr.. Brown will leave
today for Mare Island, Calf, to begin
his training.
Chas. Chaplin in his first million dol
lar comedy, "A Dogs Llfe," at the
Liberty today. Edith Storey in THE
Claim" five reel Metro photoplay,
will be shown on the same bill. Usual
prices for this very unusual show.
Chas. Stanton a former local resi-.
dent, who has been residing with his
family in Montana for the past year,
arrived last week for visit with
friends. Mr.. Stanton says he plans to
return to Oregon to make his home.
Arthur Reeves, who has been at
Washington points, arrived here last
week to begin installation of machin-
cry at the Highland Milling Company's
plant. Mrs. Reeves spent the week
end visiting Portland friends.
Edward Hawkes. is seriously i'll at
the Cottage hospital. Mr.. Hawkes.
illness began with severe cold.
Physicians have found it necessary to
have all the commissioner teeth re-
moved, hoping that his condition
might thus be improved.
Continuous bargains until they are
all gone. For the rest of season re-
ductions will be given on stock of 300
hats, including three dozen pattern
hats and two dozen Milans. The pat
terms and Mians will sell below cost.
Make your choice early. Monner's.
Mrs. j. X. Carson, who is now at
Portland attending the annual meeting
of the Eastern Star, will proceed to
to Eugene to attend the commence
ment exercises of the University of
Oregon, where her daughter. Miss
is member of the gradu-
ating class.
Mrs. A. M. Macleod and two daugh-
ters and Miss Odenaboin, a teacher,
were here from Goldendale last week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Chind
lund. Mrs. Chindlund's sister, Mrs
A. r. Younquist, of Goldendale, was
also here on visit.
The city council has appointed J. W.
Critics as city treasurer, succeeding
Mrs. Louis A. Henderson. Mrs. Hen
derson recently received the appoint
ment as successor to her husband, Capt.
who is now serving with
the Engineers Reserve Corps in
France.
With Rev. FIR. Macmillan Klein
away on visit at Seattle, st. Marys
Catholic church is being supplied by
Rev. FIR. Appolonaris, of POI tland,
who formerly had charge of the parish.
Next Sunday only the early mass Will
be said here. the priest leaving for
Parkdale for the l0.30 mass.
f. G.. Walther, who has been travel
ing over Hood River county for the
past five years in the interest OF the
Watkins Medicine Co., has decided to
close out his business and help out IN
the labor shortage during the war.
He will be through by the middle OF
July, when he expects to go TO the
Mrs. Alma Howe, who has always
taken prominent part in local charl-
ties. has Just received letter from }.
G.. Kilpack, formerly financial secre-
tarv of the Boys and Girls Aid Soci-
ety home in Portland, who announced
that he has accepted position for
overseas Y. M. c. A. work. Mr. Kill
pack expects to leave soon for France.
Miss Josefa Stampher, superintend-
ent of the Cottage hospital, left FRI
day morning for Los Angeles, CALI,
having received telegram urging
haste in the journey if she would see
alive a brother who resides in the
southern city. The brother is suffering
from the effects of recent stroke of
paralysis.
Ned Crawford, formerly wire chief
of the Oregon-W ashington Telephone
Co., called to Camp Lewis with re-
cent draft quota, has passed rigid ex-
amiuations and has been assigned to
the wireless division of the Signal
corps. Mr.. Crawford made the highest
grade of all men being examined in
psychological tests. Mr.. Crawford
visited here over the week end.
X. J. Hendershott, an insecticide and
fungicide expert of the United States
Department of Agriculture at Vancou-
yer, Wash, and G. j. Newcomber, IN
charge of an office of the Bureau of
Entomology of the department in Port
land, have been here visiting the ex-
pertinent station and making compari-
sons on chronological Investigations
with Supt. Childs.
The members of the Knights and La.
dies of Security will give a Red Cross