The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-13

Z. o. Blanehar is removing the
.uraitu e from his home this week and
5 now residing at Mrs. Alma Howe :
Cottage farm Mr. and Mrs. 2. l.
Tomkpins, who recently purchased the
handsome Blanchsr home, viii move
there soon.
The Matsonia, which. according to
reports will arrive in New York city
February II with the l63rd Infantry.
carries aboard her Thurston Laraway.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. ". F. LaTaWay.
Mr.. Laraway is now chief pharmacists
mate.
Lieut.. Este Brosius. who recently
returned from Camp Pike. Ark. where
he was in training, has left for the
University Of Oregon TO take work
leading to his deg-ee. He motored as
far as Portland with his father. DIR.
F. c. Brosius.
The Barrett Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion will meet Friday evening. tomOr-
Fow. at ; clock. at the schoolhouse.
and .neighbors. Mrs Brock will 90 TO
Seattle, where her daughter, Miss
Lillian. will attend the school of music
at the University of Washington.
A letter to friends from Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Bishop. who have been
spending the winter in California, an.
nounces that they will lea Long
Beach by motor next Monday. They
expect TO reach their Frankton home
by February q. I'VE have enjoyed
our visit in the south very much. " the
letter said.
5. f. Coe, a representative of the
United States Bureau Of Markets, who
has been making an inVestig alton of
the handling departments of cOopera
tive sales agencies of the Northwest
ern fruit belts, has been here engaged
IN securing d record of average prices
for the past ten years. Mr.. Coe is
interviewing all growers and sales
concerns that have kept data on sales.
D. Mcdonald has Just received a
letter from r c. Owens, owner of a
ranch in the Mt Hood district, on the
east slope of Bald Mountain, who re
Gently sustained serious injuries in
a Portland shipyard accident. Mr.
Owens, his many local friends will be
glad to know, is making rapid re-
covery. He expects to be out again
soon.
Mr.. sand Mrs. f. C. Sherrieb and
family participated in happy family
reunion at the Barrett home last Sun
day. All the children We're present as
follows: Mrs. Rora Olsen, of Portland ;
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Moses. of Brem-
ert9n, Ralph Sherrieb, Just back from
service in France; and Misses Carolyn
and Mildred and Leslie Sherrieb, who
still reside at home. Miss Ezma Jones
Joined the parry at the reunion dinner.
Says the Oregonian "0n his way to
Pasadena. Calf, where his family is
wintering Capt. Charles Steinhauser
quartermaster corps, is remaining two
days at the Benson hotel. He was for
merly attached to the quartermaster
corps IN the Worcester building, but
has been transferred to Newport
News, where he will go after his visit
in the southland. Capt. Stenhauser is
the pride of Parkdale, Ore, where he
formerly resided. =
Paul Trieber arrived here last week
from Washington, D. c., where he has
been employed by the government. for
visit with his wife and children who
have been here at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. II. l.. Howe Mr.. Trieber had
charge of supplies and materials
shipped to the various environments in
the employ of the American Railway
Association. He has now returned tc
Portland where he will resume his for
mer work with the O.-W. r. q N. Co
in the accounting department.