The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-10

has been home this week on 4 furlough
visiting friends and relatives in the
Belmont district
A. J Friedley. former local resident
Z Nho now lives al Buxton. was here last
Week on business and calling on
I friends.
Miss Frances Hutchins and Miss
Alice SWearingen, Of Ridgefeld, Wash.
/ visited al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Norman Mays last week.
Almon Lauterbach. receiving clerk
Tor the Observation-Disclosures shipyards,
spent Sunday of last week at the home
Of his mother. Mrs A. r. Lauterbach.
Frederick Ward, the great stage
tragedlan. supports Miss Clark in
Rlch Man. Poor Man, at the Liberty
Monday and Tuesday.
When in Portland stop at the modern
Palace Hotel. al Washington and 18th
streets, IN center OF shopping and thea
tire districts. n-tf
Mrs. John Boyer and Mrs. f. E.
O Neil, of Portland, have been here
the guests of MIS- ". +. King al
Rainbow ranch.
After motoring 80 Eugene with their
daughter, Miss lla, who is there IN
college, Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Nichols
have returned hone.
o. 7. Wedemeyer, who with his fam
ily recently moved to Portland for the
winter, Is one Of the state committee
on arrangements for Liberty Loan
songs.
}. {. Butcher was in Josephine and
Curry counties last week on business.
While away he contracted a handsome
case of poison oak. He was unable To
shave for week.
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 Go. Phone 1881 tt
The following four men left Thurs
day for Fort Mcdowell Calf. as linn
tied service selective draft men, Don
aid Onthank. Francis Leroy Blagg.
| Albert krieg and Atlllio AvonZonati.
l.. f. Ireland, of Minneapolis, after
visit in California, arrived last week
for "A visit with the family of his
brother, l.. f. Ireland The latter
met his brother in Portland.
Sometimes you are in despair about
getting some special item of wear.
Well, don't give up. remember Frank
A. Cram Will order anything and give
4-hour service.
E. c. Euwer was here from his Up
per Valley place Monday attending to
matters of business and present for
the Monday night meeting staged by
the Council of Defense.
Miss Hazel Hollen. eek is now with
the Apple Growers Association, having
accepted a position in the clerical de
partment of the fruit sales organiza-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Carl A. Plath have ar
rived here from Klamath Falls to look
after the apple harvest on their West
Side ranch. They motored through
central Oregon.
Betty Epping, popular member of the
high school graduating class last
spring, has been pledged to the Delta
Gamma sorority at the University of
Oregon.
Jake Merle, of Foust & Mele, is suf-
fering from an injured eye. While
working on a Mount Hood r. r. CO.
engine a scale Of steel pierced the ball
Of his eye.
SGT Jno. Carson. who has been at
Camp Lewis taking special instruction
in gas warfare, spent the week end
here on a leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. K. Carson.
p. NJ. Hall-Lewis. formerly city en-.
oineer while on route from Glats.
kanie. where he has been working for
the State Highway Commission, to Ar
lington, where he has been transferred,
stopped for visit with local friends.
After a visit of a month with friends
and relatives in Portland and Salem,
Mrs. G. A. Molden has returned home.
On her return she was accompanied by
her friend, Mrs. G. II. Woodbury., OF
Salem.
Regular meeting of Wauna Temple,
Pvthian Sisters, this evening at :
O'Clock. Grand Lodge will be held in
Portland Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc.
tober Is and 16, instead of October
and 9 as at first announced.
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;e hnrn ,'r''I9 Inot'inr ,, after Frankton ranct
;a,anasts 10 ,,rle IN M Warshail 10 master me-
chanic ll., nf tbe Nortbwestern railwa,
shons At St. Paul. He is accompanied
hv his sister.
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led hy his wife and son.
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