The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-18

TIE Eastern Star has elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows. Mrs.
&. X Marshall. ". NJ. } H. Hazlett.
". r.. Mrs. " Z. Heath. A NJ.
Mrs. 5. f. Bartmess. treas. Miss
Gertrude Nickelsen. sec. Miss Ella
Mcdonald. c.; Miss Florence Brosius.
A. C..
W D. Wheelwright will be the next
speaker before the Riverside Forum.
Nh. Nheelright. Who Is we'll scquaint-
ed with the Orient from years of COM
mercial relations. will give an exp0si-
tory talk on American relations with
ia lan. He will come here early in
January.
T. E Brett, formerly associated
with the Hood River Garage, has been
appointed a travelling representative
for the Chevrolet Motor Car Co. MIR
Brett has left for Oakland 10 make
final arrangs ments for his work. He
Will make Hood River his headquar-
tegs.
The Hood River County Game Pro-
te' tive Association will hold its annual
meeting, when officers will be elected.
on " ednesdsy night. January Z. at the
Commercial Club. Carl ID. Shoemaker,
state game warden. will De a guest of
honor at the gathering. A luncheon
will be served.
a revolution against the high cost Of
living Coats. suits and dresses that
we have already been selling at whole
salers' cost have been reduced a fur
ther % per cent. These are unprece-
dented bargains. Blouses reduced 10
per cent below wholesalers cost.
Hats reduced one third. Monner's.
! After a separation of l6 years, Arthur
! c. Lofts and James FenemoTe, young
1 Canadian first cousins, are participant
/ ing m a reunion and recounting to each
other war experiences. Friday evening.
De rember Is. the young men will be
/ given a homeWelcoming dancing party
at heilbronner hall by their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. keir.
Accompanying his photograph the
/ following appeared i'll the Saturday
+ POi tland Telegram, relative to Chas.
I. Early: "Chas. T. Early is general
manager Of the Oregon Lumber Com
paly. and also an official in several
railroad lines. He is one of the best
known and best liked lumber and rail-
way men in the Pacific Northwest.
Geo. +. Stranahan moved to town
Tuesday. 1t was an easy matter to
get household goods and furniture here
aboard bobsleds, but when Mr.. Strana-
han started to drive his automobile to
town, difficulties arose. He finally
requisiti0ned another team and travel
ing at the rate of mile and quarter
an hour the car was delivered to the
city garage.
The Woman's Relief Corps will unite
the meetings of December l3 and q
on the latter date. Meeting will be
called to order at o'clock, promptly.
OF GERS are expected to be in their
chairs at that time. Initiation and
eli ction of officers and delegates will be
held. On account of pressure of busi-
ness and installation dinner to come
+ January 10, there will be no refresh
me lts served. Elda Bartmess, PreSi.
dert.
When the weather moderates the
moving of a number of families will
somewhat resemble that old game chill
d en- play with dominoes, where a row
Of the wooden pieces is set up and the
end man tossed over against its neigh
Dor. sending successfully all the dom
inoes to their fall. When &. A. Tuck
er can find new place five other
families will begin to move. Rev. T..
II. Hayden. pastor of the Heights
Baptist church, is waiting for Mr..
fuckers S house. Others in line for the
transfer company's moving vans are
l.. +. Brazeau, G. A. Molden, d. L..
Plerson and A. l.. Paddock.
Paul M. Blowers. in France with the
9lst Division. had pleasant surprise
at the Liberty theatre last week A
picture of ST. Nazaire was being
shown, and prominent in the scenes
appeared a French miller. The grst
mill was a time honored institution
near the location of Mr.. Blowers unit
for some weeks. He became we'll ac-
quainted with the owner, and it was
like renewing old acquaintances, he
declared, to see the old miller on the
screen.