The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-12-05
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shoes made ar repa1red At johnson.
H.ls- Plaster For sale. Kelly Bros
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Films. Cameras, Photo Supplies -
>.-eam- Garfield Co. mS-tf
Forbes does painting, sign work arJ
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your shoes have gone wroDy TAX
them t0 johnson
John lngiis, of Dee. visited in tba
city with friends last week. ''
Mr. ami Mrs. e. A. Molden snert
Thanksgiving with friends in Portland
J. 5. J.. pierounet has left for his
haue m Ohio To spend the winter.
Francis \. Bushman and Beverly
Hayne at the Liberty Sunday.
u Nau want shoes that don't "a
wrong 20 70 Jolnsen's.
Mr. and Mrs }. ". Critics are recov.
erIng from mild attacks of influenza
F. II. Coolidge is recovering from an
attack Of influenza.
Dr. VIM. NJ. Post IS recovering from
severe attack Of lHmbago.
Or. L Miller was business visitor
20 Portland the first Of the week.
Mrs A. S. Keir is recovering from
al attack Of Influenza.
The Allied War Review at the Lib
erty every Saturday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs l.. b. Aplin and their
SON, Parr, have all been I'LL with inAa.
elza. They are recovering.
Mrs. Earl Franz and daughter. Dor.
ethea, are recovering from attacks of
Influenza.
A consignment of suits, coats and
dresses has Just been received from the
wholesale house by Monner's.
Fresh ground graham, whole wheat
t1nr and corn meal at Kelly Bros
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Mrs. ". w. Shay expects to leave
soon TO join her husband, Sergeant
shay at San Antonio, Tex
A. f. Mitchell, former Portland
newspaper man, is now night clerk at
tine Mt Hood hotel.
Leslie Butler is in Seattle this week
TO attend "a meeting of the Northwest
era Tourists Association.
Eyes scientifically examined by ILL.,
tIasorouck, Optometrist, Heilbronner
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Highest cash price paid for your used
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e. W. McCullagh will represent the
Apple Growers Association at confer
ence Of growers at Spokane next eek.
Mrs Jessie Bishop spent Thanksgiv-
ing IN Portland with relatives and
friends
Clifford Anderson and Day Murray,
Of Portland spent the week end visit
ing Mr. and Mrs c. n Clarke.
Mrs. w. II. Hammon spent the first
of the week in Portland visiting
friends.
A consignment Of suits coats and
dresses has just been received from
the wholesale house by Monners.
Mary Pickford il "Amarilly Of
Clothe-line Alley at the Liberty Mon
day and Tuesday.
F. l.. Rosebrough was business
visitor in Portland The latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Ravlin have
moved from their Oak Grove place to
tine Cutlery house for the winter.
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here the latter part Of last week on
business and visiting friends.
Miss Nina HaIyorsen spent Thanks.
giving with relatives and friends in
Portland.
A. W. Stone spent Thanksgiving in
Portland. having oined his daughter
Miss Beatrice Stone, there.
j. l.. Joseph, local representative of
Libby y-McNell 4 Libby, spent Thanks
giving in Portland.
j.. G. Vogt spent Thanksgiving in
The Dalles with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vogt.
II. f. Marshall, of Carson, Wash,
was here Tuesday visiting old friends
and attending to matters of business.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bentely was up the first
of the week from Portland visiting
friends
j. f. Mclean is recovering at his
West Side home from a recent stroke
Of paralysis.
Mrs. Jennie G. Whitcomb will leave
Sunday for southern California, where
She " IN sutud the winter months