The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-23

Miss Lucy Kopan has been visiting
friends in Wasco county.ssg
". 7. Frazier, formerly at the Arm
old grocery, is now with Perigo & Son
at the Star grocery.
c. II. Vaughan is in Portland this
week attending bankers convention
as well as the war conference.
After visit here with the family of
her daughter, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs.
Harriet Werner has returned to her
home in OHIO.
y quiet, restiul home for maternity
cases with nurse OF long experience.
Phone 1901, or address Mrs. j W. Cop
per, Hood River, Ore m23tf
Clement West, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W, West, has left for Vancouver,
Wash, having enlisted in the spruce
division of the aviation corps.
Raymon Glass, who is stationed at
the Bremerton navy yard, is home on
a brief furlough. visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Glass.
Look over your rubber stamps, used
for berry boxes and if you need any
extra ones, give your order to The Gla-
cier at once.
We have POS Dahlia bulbs, all special,
from Is to Is cents each. Special sale
for two weeks. The Heights Green
house, tel. 1893. m30
One-third off on all stock. This un-
rivaled one-third off-bargain sale will
begin Saturday, May %. and last for a
week. Come early and get the big
gest bargains. Monner's.
Miss Marian Dakin, who is now
working in Portland. is visiting here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. u.
Dakin. Ivan Dakin is expected home
on furlough this week.
Accompanied by her granddaughter,
Miss Jessie Setton, Mrs. Jessie Glea-
son has left for Walla Walla. Wash,
for visit with her daughter, Mrs. c.
j. Stewart, and family.
Accompanied by her mother, Miss
Isabel Sifton who has been at a Port
land sanitarium, has returned home.
Miss Sifton, her friends will be glad to
learn, is much better.
"Real Folks" with j. Barney Sher-
ry. is one of the greatest film plays of
home life ever shown. See it at the
Liberty Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week
One-third off on all stock This un-
rivaled one. third off bargain sale will
begin Saturday, May 25, and last for a
week Come early and get the biggest
bargains. Monner's.
The Red Cross Rummage Sale needs
all of the things you have no use for
around home The Rummage Sale can
dispose of them for fair sum. Bring
them in.
Kenneth +. Campbell. for five years
a local orchardlst, having owned place
on the East Side, writes that he IS now
employed by the Standard Oil Company
at the concern S refinery at FL Segundo,
Calf.
The pupils of Mrs. C. H. Sletton viii
appear in a recital at Library hall or
the evening of Wednesday, May 29
All interested in the work of the
young people are extended cordia
invitation to attend.
Mrs. Emma Mckinney, Grand Chief
of the Pythian Sisters of Oregon, viii
visit Wanna Temple this evening. a
full attendance of membership is re
quested. Lodge will call promptly
o clock.
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Dumble and Mis-
Georgia Lynn were in Portland yester
dav. DR.. Dumble was attending
meeting of medical association. Mrs
Dumble and Miss Lynn heard Gall
Curci, the noted Italian singer.
Mrs. Lyman G. Rice has been a
Camp Lewis visiting her husband, cap
tain of battery of artillery there
With the 91st division. Capt. Rice ex
poets to be ordered abroad at an earl
date
An inspection will convince you tina
the service of the Palace Hotel, Port
land, Oregon, Washington and TwelitI
! streets, is second to none. Convenlen
to shopping and theatre districts, clean
est rooms in city for so cts. and up.
Mrs. f. X. Arens has left for Ore
gon City to visit her son, r. W. Arens
and wife. Before returning she Wi
also see another son, Capt. W. +
E Arens, who will soon pass throug
E Portland en- route from Fort Sill
] Okla, to Camp Lewis.
R. H. Weber, of The Dalles, her
5 looking after orchard property Satul
day, stated that he had received le
d ter from his son. Richard M. Webel
who has been student at Q. A. {
i who stated that he had been asked
/ report for the fourth officers trainln
d camp at the Preside June g. Goun
Weber spent last summer here on or
. of his fathers orchard places.
h Rabbi Goldman, who delivered sti
:. ring talks at the Methodist churC
Sunday morning and evening, was St
i on by thugs in Portland before comm
;, here. Rabbi Goldman, while walkin
Y along the street. was accosted by tN
men who asked him for the price Of
meal. AS he drew his purse from h
!. pocket. the men set on him. Rab
: Goldman sustained a badyly bruis'