The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-06

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tne employ Of the West IN Union in
fol tland. was a visitor here with
iriencs over the week end.
Miss Lucille Wittenburg. who undAr.
went an operation at the Cottage Hos
pltal TWO weeks age. is reported to be
very low.
}. Crandell. who owns property in
the valley. was here from Portland
FRIDAY making negotiations for the
disposal of the same.
Mrs j. Z. Smith went to Portland
the last of the week. accompanving her
husband home. VINO had been there for
few days.
County Health Officer Edgington re-
ports that only four influenza cases had
been reported TO him last week. and
none this week up to Wednesday fore
noon.
Mrs. W. E. Shay expects her son.
Sgt. Walter Shay. and wife and baby
home today from Texas, where the
oyung man has been stationed with an
aviation squadron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reveal and chill
dren returned Saturday to their home
IN Sllverton after a visit here with
Mrs. Reveals mother. Mrs. A. Whor-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Edwards and
daughter, who have been residing al
Mount Hood, left Friday for Castle
Rock. where Mr.. Edwards has pur.
chased dairy ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schuknecht left
last week for a visit in California.
While gone they will visit Mr.. Schuk-
necht's brother. T. II. Schukneeht, at
Fresno.
After a visit here with the family of
Arthur Rock IN Odell, Mrs. j. A. Nick
erson, of Sisson, Calf. left Saturday
for Portland where she will visit with
her sons before returning home.
A social dinner will be given at the
Valley Christian church Sunday, Feb
ruary 3. Bring enough for your fam
lily and one extra. Everybody well
come. Come about IL O'Clock, noon.
Mrs. Geo. Mellon returned Tuesday
from Portland where she spent several
days with her sister. Miss Elsa Sal.
qulst, who has been i'll there with the
influenza.
AT the benefit dance held Saturday
night for the war orphan children of
France, under the auspices of the
young women's club. over $50 was
raised by the sale of tickets and flu
masks, which all wore who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smart and little
baby arrived here last week from Sc.
attic for visit with Mrs. Smart s
mother, Mrs. Eunice Woodland. Mrs.
Smart, before her marriage, was Miss
Mento Woodland.
An inspection will convince y0u that
the service of the Palace Hotel, Port.
land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth
streets, is second to none. Convenient
to shopping and theatre districts, clean.
est rooms in city for 80 cts. and up.
Mrs. Leslie Bryan, niece Of Mrs.
Mary Wolhart, has returned to Port
land after visit here. Garnher Miner,
brother of Mrs. Wolhart, accompanied
by his wife, returned Saturday to the 4
home in Prescott, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. johnson have re.
rceived a telegram from their son, Joe
M. johnson, announcing his arrival in
New York from overseas. He is a
member of the First Gas Regiment,
which was in every engagement on the
American front. and made a distin'
guishable record.
Mrs. W. K. Winans and daughter,
Ethel, went to Vancouver Saturday to
be with their son and brother, Audubon
Winans, who is stationed there. The
young soldier is contemplating having
an operation performed soon, but may
be removed to Camp Lewis or Sar
Francisco previous to the operation.
A wet snow began falling Tuesday
night, and continued through Wednes.
day forenoon. The ground was not
frozen and the melting snow soaked
rapidly into the ground. Farmers
claim that heavy snowfalls are needed
to supply the proper amount of mois'
ture for the season.
Opportunity is still open to get in or
the Imaginary High Jinks of the
Woman's club. held for the purpose Of
boosting the scholarship loan fund, in
augurated by the Woman's club to a.
sist in defraying expenses of college
and university work for young women
Contributions may be left at Clarke 5
drug store.
Lincolns birthday, February II, viii
be commemorated by patriotic meet
ing given by the Woman's club, TIVE
distinctive features, in addition to {
fine musical program. viii be talks by
Maj V. r. Abraham, my Experience
Overseas, and Capt. Geo. r. Wilbur
"America s Part in the War.
Circuit Judge Wilson was here from
The DaIes the first of the week where
he conducted hearing in road case
which he took under advlsement. The
matter related to the objection by the
Holland Washington Mortgage Com
pany to the SIPS damages allowed b.
the county court relative to the Hum
phrey Barton road in the Oak Grove
district.