The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-09

Roy Roberts is now with the Hood
River Produce Exchange, V. ID. Lii
having gone to Bend to take chare of
the concerns branch, the Bend Pro-
duce Exchange
Miss Helen Davidson, who is teach
! ing domestic science at the Wasco high
school, spent the week end here with
! her parents, Mr. and Mrs, II. f. Da.
wilson
Lieut.. and Mrs. James f. Montgom-
cry spent Sunday here visiting friends.
Lieut.. Montgomery is on the staff Of
| Col DisQue, of the spruce gathering
division Of the signal corps in Portland.
Mrs. +. A. Tolman is back from
Molalla, where she had spent the past
winter keeping house for her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Tolman, who has been
teaching there
Mrs. Chas. Lancaster and daughter.
Miss Irene, We're here last week from
Camas., Wash. where the Lancaster
family now resides visiting Mrs. h.
L. Kaesser.
"Flames of Chance, story taken
from the Ladies Home Journal story,
"The Three Godsons Of Jeanette Con
treau. will be shown at the Liberty
! today.
The Red Cross Rummage Sale will
/ be open to receive appropriations Of
articles next Saturday. May i. The
Rummage Sale will open for business
ON the following Saturday.
Lieut.. Ray Furrow, en- route from a
\ California cantonment to Camp Lewis,
stopped off last week for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Fur
4 row.
Harry Heth, of Seattle, representa-
/ tive Of the Polk Directory Co., was
here the first Of the week checking
over data for a new edition of the
state business directory.
Harry Wirrck, Of Dee, and w, c..
/ Cohoon, of the department of manual
training in the high school, have en-
listed in the navy. Mr. Cohoon will
remain here until school closes
A 10 per cent discount sale on every
thing in stock, including hats, coats,
suits. dresses and corsets. Sale began
Saturday, May 4, to last 10 days,
Monner's.
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. Co. Phone 1881. II
l.. c. Heizer was stricken suddenly
with ptomaine poisoning while here on
business Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Heizer, in a painful but not serious
condition, attributes the attack to sar-
dimes eaten for lunch.
Miss Helen Knight, who has beer
attending the University Of California,
is home for the vacation. Mrs. Dear
Ballard, of Seattle, is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. j.
Knight, and to be with her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Grant, Of the
Oak Grove district, have just received
word from their son, Earle f. Grant
announcing his promotion from sec
ond to a first lieutenancy at CAM
Lewis.
Miss Elsie McLucas, who has re
Gently resigned her position as Lents
librarian, was here over the week enc
visiting friends. Miss McLucas ex
poets to spend the summer with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. y. McLucas
at Gateway.
The Butler Banking Co. has trans
ferred the building of the old HooC
River State Bank to G. F. Brown, OF
Corvallis, in exchange for the jackson
building, which was purchased by Mr.
Brown from A. f. Adams and W. A
Schaffner.
E. A. Youngstead, who has wol
fame for the cowboy boots he ha
made at Victor Marden's shop at Tn,
Dalles, was here last week at the j. c
johnson shoe shop, taking the place o
Gust Senger. The latter and all 0
his family were afflicted with Libert,
measles
After a visit here with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Wilson, Georg,
Wilson left Friday to return to hi
home at Quincey, Calf. He was ac
companied as far as Portland by hi
1 mother, who remained there for vsl
2 with her daughter, Mrs, Geo Hinish
and family.
Accompanied by their RESPECTIVE
mothers, Mrs. f. j. Baker and Mrs.
: A. Colburn, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Baker
returning home from Seattle, wher
/ they have been to attend the weddinj
t of their daughter, Miss Dorothy, t
: Walter w. Tuttle, to their home a
Sioux City, Ia, spent the week en-
here visiting friends.
: Lieut. Chester Higgins is now a
Camp Fremont, Calf, having bee
assigned to company of machin
gunners. He writes that he expect
to be semitic anReastern port for EN-
a barcation for France at any time
VIM. P. Higgins, who went fror
North Yakima to Camp Lewis recent
! ly, was made corporal the first wee
{ he was at the big cantonment. H
Q writes his father that he is workin
j.. diligently,
In hiding from her pursurers, Bat
, fully clothed, took refuge in a bat
= tub full of very cold water. j Searl
u Dawley, director for Marguerite Clark
remarked that the enthusiasm wit
which the star performed this stun
was truly remarkable, as in doing
= she ruined one of the most attractiv
!. gowns of her expensive wardrobes
n The star, however, declared ii wa
). worth it. At the Liberty Monday an
Tuesday