The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-03-14


day evening at a dinner party at the
Mount Hood hotel in honor of c. F.
Gilbert and |. ID. Parkins, who We're
celebrating their birthdays.
In addition to the Modern Woodmen
films to be run at the Liberty theatre
next Wednesday, the regular show Of
six reels will be given, making the
performance one of II reels.
Judge T. b. Kent, who has been
away for several years, having resided
at points in southern Oregon, Grays
Harbor, Wash, and Clackamas. re-
turned the first of the week for visit.
Frank Gillian, formerly local orch
ardist, Is now chief of the Portland
branch OF the United States Weather
Bureau. He is the father of d. P.
Gillian.
Mrs. S. j. Moore and little daughter
returned home yesterday from Port
land, where they had been visiting
Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
j. Furnish.
We have per cent money lor Farm
Loans with prepayment privileges, and
can give you prompt service. Abstracts,
Insurance and Surveying. Hood River
A bstract and Inv. CO. Phone 1881. If
w. G. Weber and family will move
this week from the Young residence
OF Cascade avenue to the Page resi-
dence on Columbia street The former
place was recently purchased by Earl
Franz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards. of
tioughton, Wis, returning home from
California, where they had spent the
winter, were here last week calling on
Mr.. Richards cousin, Mrs f. o. Blan-
char.
See Louise Huff catch the ghost in
THE Ghost House" the Friday and
Saturday night offering at the Liberty.
Jack plckford is starred with Louise
Huff in this one of their greatest screen
successes.
S. f. Cox, who recently moved to a
Summit ranch, returned Monday from
visit at Oswego. Mrs. Cox. who ac-
companied her husband to Oswego, will
remain for two weeks to look after
property interests.
G.. 4. Corson. representing the Reed
French Piano Company, Of Portland, is
here visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Nj. +. Taylor. He is displaying large
number of instruments at Mrs. Tay-
! lor s home,
Monner's has secured the Lyman
Style Service, and weekly display Of
six pattern hats of the newest mode
will be made. Begin this week and
see all the displays as they are for
warded here.
DIR. V, r. Abraham, home on fur.
lcugh from Fort Riley, kas., where he
is captain in the medical reserve corps
has recovered from an attack Of
mumps. Mrs. Abraham is able to be
/ out after a severe attack Of rheuma.
! tism.
! Dr. William G. kellar, an osteopatt
! physician, who announces that he vii
/ introduce new method of relieving
pain by pressure, was here last week
from Portland arranging for weekly
Saturday consultations at the Hotel
Oregon, beginning March %.
W. +. Laraway, Past Grand Master
received communication the first OF
the week announcing that the Crane
Council, Royal & Select Masters OF
Oregon, will meet this year at Salem
| April 10. when work in the super-ex
cellent degree will be conducted by
Multnomah Council, of Portland.
Miss Etheljane Mcdonald, at party
given to number of young womer
friends Saturday, announced her en-
gagement to Lawrence Schetky. The
wedding, it is announced, will be sol
emnized in June, following Mr.. Schet
ky's graduation from the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis. =.
John Sheridan, of the Sheridan
Becky Co., Portland, was here last
week purchasing apples. Mr.. Sneri
dan stated that he had Just come from
Yakima where had bought eight cal
loads of fruit. 1.-The car shortage.
said Mr.. Sheridan, is far more acute
over at Yakima than it is at Hoo
River.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ramsey have re
turned from California, where they
spent the winter. They state tha
they frequently saw Mrs. Otis anC
family, y,who moved from.here last year
Miss Madge Otis has responsible
position with a large bookstore al
Long Beach, where Mrs. Otis ant
daughters now reside.
The names Of the following thre,
soldiers should be added to the River
side Congregational church roll o
honor: Harold Blackman, l.. II. T
Schuknecht and Walter Regnell. Mr.
Schucknecht has been in France 70
six months The names were not re
ported at the time the main list, whicl
appears in another column, was turne,
in to the Glacier.
Friends of Rev. Nathan Evans, for
merly pastor of the local Methods
church, will learn with pleasure Of hi
great improvement in health Afte
leaving The Dalles, Mr.. Evans wa
confined to his bed for several month
on account of acute+ dlation of tn
heart However, he has so far recov
cred his usual health that he has bee
supplying several pulpits for absen
pastors in Seattle and vicinity, an
preached, morning and evening, a
| Queen Anne Methodist church. one @
the largest in Seattle, and presided 4
funeral in the afternoon o