The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-06-27

MIS-. A. Samuel.
Chas. johnson, who is now with the
marines at Mare Island. sent his clothes
nome Monday. He is a full-iedged
fighter.
Appearance, performance, comfort /
service, price, all mean the Overland /
car par excellence. Forden Motor Co. |
agents. j27tf
Dan Noble. from the officers train. |
ing camp at Camp Lewis. has been
here visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. D. |
Lewellen.
Mrs. II. l.. Hasbrouck and daughter,
Miss Evelyn. are in Portland. where
the latter is taking special work in
teaching
After a visit with Mrs. Gibbons
mother, Mrs. John Zolls, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 7. Gibbon have left for Vancouver,
where Mr.. Gibbon will be employed.
Children and grandchildren joined in
the celebration of the 18th birthday of
Chas. Davidson at the Hotel Oregon
Sunday.
Miss Nell Unger has arrived from
Seattle to assume her duties as county
Librarian. Miss Goudy has left for her
home in Portland.
On her return last week from Salem.
where she had attended the funeral of
her father, Edward A. Pero, Mrs. |. r.
Acheson was accompanied by her
mother, who will make her home here.
Young boys who practice throwing
rocks and gravel at passing motorists
are liable to arrest and punishment.
Several motorists report such pranks
on the part of bad boys recently.
Paul Keir left Monday afternoon to
join his mother, Mrs. A. S. Keir, in
Portland. The latter had been called
three to be with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Epping, who was ill.
In Sundays Oregonian a short dis
patch told of the discovery off the
Alaskan coast of a hermit by Chas.
Storm. Mr.. Storm formerly resided
here.
When Herbert S. Field. national army
man. left Tuesday for Camp Lewis he
wore a handsome Masonic ring, pre-
sented by his parents. The ring was
engraved by W. F. Laraway.
Mrs. W. B. Mcclure returned last
week from Camp Lewis, where she
had been to visit brother. She was
unable to see the soldier. however, be-
cause of quarantine rules.
DR.. J. W. Sifton spent the week end
with his family. DR.. Sifton. first lieu
tenant in the medical reserve corps, is
stationed at Vancouver Barracks with
the spruce division of the signal corps.
F. L. Breed, who for many years
has been with the Ker drug store,
left Monday for The Dalles, where he
will be with the Blakely drug store.
Mr.. Breeds family will follow later.
Miss Marie Fisher. of Portland, is
here visiting the family of her sister,
Mrs. w. j. Filz. Mrs. c. A. Russell
another sister, of Cosmopolis, Wash,
and little daughter, have been here
visiting.
Mrs. Carl Hollingworth and little
daughter, of Seattle, are here visiting
her mother, Mrs. f. K. Bradley, who
has lust returned from Portland. Mr..
Bradley, who is working in Seattle,
has been home on visit.
F. X. Arens arrived Friday from
New York city. After a rest at his
ranch. Wal-Eg-Win. in the Middle Val
lev, Mr.. Arens will go to Portland,
where he will give summer instruction
in music and to vocal students.
Idewilde Lodge, |. O. O. F., has be-
slowed on j. W. Morton and j. H..
Ferguson 25 year membership jewels.
The address of presentation was made
by 0. p. Dabney, also pioneer mem
ber of the fraternal organization.
f. P. Black, of Ferndale, Calf, was
here last week visiting his brother, r..
NJ. Black, manager of the Hood River
creamery, and family. Mr.. Black left
to seek enlistment in the sanitary
corps of the army, for which work he
is especially fitted.
]. r. Forden wishes to announce ht
has sold his interest in the Snow x For
den Motor Co. and will hereafter be at
d. McDonald's as the Forden Motor Co.
agents for the Samson Tractor, Beeman
Garden Tractor and Overland-W WHY'S
Knight cars. j27tf
Frank Wilde and wife, of La
Grande. motored through here Satur
dav en- route to Portland. Mr.. Wylde
is a son of d. l.. Wylde, formerly
resident of the Barrett district. The
elder Mr.. Wylde is now living at Ii
Grande.
Leslie Butler was host Sunday to g
marty given for valley and city young
neonle in honor of Harry Farrell ant
Hans X. Hoerlein, both of whom lef
Tuesday with draft quota for CAM
Lewis. Dinner was served at Mr.. But
ler's country place.
Miss Elizabeth Carson, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Carson has beef
elected a member of the faculty OF th'
Gold Hill high school for the comins
wear. Miss Carson was a member o
the 1918 graduating class of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Prof. j. 0. Mclaughlin, who will b.
sunerintendent of the schools of Cor
wallis the coming year, is at Eugen
this week attending conference 0
teachers. Prof. Mclaughlin yesterda,
delivered an address on methods o
teaching exceptional children.
) Mrs. Geo. Hinish and children. Will
Mr.. Hinish. who is with the Unite
States engineers, is spending severa
weeks on the Columbia river bar, ar
here from Portland visiting Mrs. Hin
ish's parents, MIR. and Mrs. John A
Wilson.
uFirst string beans of the season ar
| on the market. One of the first cit,
zens to harvest the vegetables was
: NJ. Culbertson. Beans were sellin
Monday by retail dealers for 20 cent
per pound, a record price for HON
l grown product.
= Mrs. H. M. Hicks, Just back fror
the south from visit with her foste
t mother. Mrs. S. 0. Corbett, of Tui
lock. Calf, was called by telegrar
r Saturday to return Mrs. Corbett hay
inc lust died. Mrs. Hicks left immeC
e lately for the south.
"The Rose of Blood, a stirring tai
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