The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-09

James Gortel has been III at is
nome here Hiss Mildred Core n.
Telegraph operator at Wyeth, too. has
been suffering from a bad cold.
Emmett TompSins has taken the
place OF {. ID. Hinrichs at the Blowers
Hardware store. Mr.. Hinrichs has
ieft Tor a visit in southern California.
Lee Spauling. after a visit here for
a few days with friends. left Monday
Tor Astoria for a visit with his
brother. Rollie.
Albert kollas, who was stationed on
lhe Fuget Sound with the spruce pIo-
duetion division, has returned 10 his
Summit home.
The Odell Parent Teacher Associa.
ton mas postponed its meeting of Jan
uary until the regular date of Zebra
airy.
Virgil Cameron returned last week
10 resume his work at the University
of Oregon. He has been pledged to
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
For immediate shipment we will pay
80 cents the box for No. faced and
hlleo Newtowns. f. o. b. Hood River.
Sheridan-Beckley. Co. il6
The RODENHISER so acre tract in
the Upper Valley for sale at low fig
ue. A snap for someone. C. d. Nick
elsen. phone 2S0l. l9
Leslie Butler, f. L. Boardman.
W. A. lsenberg and c. A. Bell are in
Portland this week to attend the Ore
gon reconstruction congress.
Mrs. Walter W. Shay writes that
her little daughter has been i'll at San
Antonio, Tex, since her arrival there
to join Sgt. Shay.
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stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, A. W. Onthsnk, Manager, 305
Oak Street. Phone 1921. jy20-tf
Mrs. Geo C GLADDEN.. who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
+. Andrews, in the Oak Grove dist let,
is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Lucy Burns and daughter,
Elva, after visit with the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. U. Rodgers. returned
to their home at Zelda, Wash, last
Thursday.
Miss Frances Castner. who spent the
holidays here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Castner, has returned
to the Oregon Agricultural College to
resume her studies.
Mrs. W. A. +. Laycock, whose hus.
band recently died at San Francis co,
arrived Monday night for visit with
her cousin Mrs. c. II. Castner, and
other relatives.
Emil West left Saturday for Seattle,
where he will join nephew and enter
the meat business. in which he was
formerly occupied before coming tc
the Hood River valley.
Coming to the Liberty during Janu
ary, Chas. Richman in "Over There,
Ethel Barrymore in "Our Mrs. Nc.
Chesney," d. W. Griffith's Great
Love. and "The Lone Wolf" the
fastest actioned story ever screened.
Edwin C. Eberly, recently mustered
out of the spruce production division,
is now with the Star Grocery Co. Sgt
Walter Ford. expected home from ser.
vice with the Coast Artillery, will re-
sumo his work with Perigo & Son.
Miss Elizabeth Busch, former high
school teacher, now with the Roberts
Motor Company, of Portland. came W
for the New Year s eve party at the
EIoerlein ranch and spent New Years
day visiting with Hood River friends.
H. w. Farrell, former warehouse
mar ager Of the Association, was home
on a short furlough last week. Mr.
Farrell says indications are that he
will remain at Camp Lewis for some
time.
Leroy Childs, who with his family
has been at Redlands, Calf, visiting
friends and relatives. has returned to
Corvallis, where he Will spend several
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Childs will re-
main in California for the winter.
For all the year gifts, nothing is
better than a good magazine. ! take
subscriptions for the best publications,
Give me list of your favorite publ
cations for yourself, or send yoltl
friends. Promt service. Mrs. j. X.
Carson. Tel. 1858. J30
W. H. Chipping, who accompanied
his wife and two daughters, Misses
Almanac and Agnes. to Eugene, where
Mrs. Chipping is keeping house for the
daughters there in school, has returned
home. He says the weather is more
severe in Eugene than here. The frost
he says. has formed on the trees unit
it resembles a heavy white moss.