The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-06-19

Dr. J. E Scobee and son. of Salt
Lake, have arrived for a visit with Dr
family. ~ anu
Monday and Tuesday the Liberty
VIII present The Garden of Allah f" >
nine reel picture which had an enor-
nous run in Portland.
U. R. Grey. of the local staff of tbe
State Highway Commission. is 6mDing
from injuries sustained when he stucz
an axe IN his foot the first of the week
Miss Ruth Isenberg. accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Avis Sailing. left on
tuesday for Wamic for a visit with
relatives.
NJ. F. Jacobs left for The Dalles
Tuesday to attend the annual Grand
Army eneampment.
W. t. Frasier accompanied his ia
ther. k. F. Frasier, to the annual Ore
gon Grand Army eneampment at The
Dalles Tuesday.
Oecil Lafferty. accompanied by Theo-
dore Haas and daughter, Miss Clara
Haas. motored to Portland for the rose
festival Thursday.
l.. W. Cannon was a Portland Rose
Festival visitor last week. He re-
turned home on the Fashion bus over
the Highway.
Mrs. Eastman was recent visitor
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Swain at the
orchard home of the East Hood River
Fruit Co. at Mosier.
j. I. Holman. who has recently been
Ill, is reported much better. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman are now visiting at Ger.
vais.
Miss Otillie G. Boetzkes, of Seattle,
Wash, accompanied by her mother,
has arrived to spend the summer at
Lodge Serene, in the Odell district.
Judge Buck celebrated his 10th birth.
day IN Portland last Thursday, visiting
his daughter, Miss Nettie Buck, and
taking In the rose festival.
Mrs. Anson Allen, of Astoria, has
arrived fer two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Van
Horn.
l.. b. Aplin is improving his home at
the corner Of Tenth street and Cascade
avenue by the construction of a new
sidewalk.
l.. ]. Merrill, who has resumed his
duties as cashier of the Mosier Valley
Bank. stopped here Saturday evening
on his way to Portland.
Toby Morioka. for many years JAM.
tor at the O.-W. R. & n. station, has
been greeting old friends the past
week. He is relieving his friend, S.
Hisikawa. ill with flu.
Mrs. W. G. Weber and grandson,
Harry Weber, attended the Rose festi-
val the latter part of last week, re-
naming there for visit with rela-
tives.
John w. Allen, recently returned
from overseas service with the 65th
Artillery. is temporarily located at Sc
lab, Wash. He expects to attend the
University of Oregon this fall.
w. r. Winans, the Bobby Burns OF
the valley was hobnobbing with Rose
Festival celebrators last week and in
cldentally distributing his latest inspi.
rations.
subscriptions for all magazines taken
at any time. Look over your lists and
allow me to make your renewals foI
your favorte publications. Prompt ser
vice Mrs, j. X. Carson, Tel. 1858. rot
We have money for Farm Loans with
prepayment privileges, and can give
you prompt service. Abstracts lnsur-
ance and Surveying. Hood River Alb
stract and Inv. Co. Phone 1881. II
George Brown, of the o. W. r. & N.
force, smashed his left hand badly
yesterday with hammer. He struck
his hand instead of cold chisel he
was holding.
Mrs. F. E. Knowles and children
have returned here from Walla Walla,
where Mr.. Knowles teaches mathemat-
les at the high school. to spend the
summer on their West Side ranch.
Raymon Glass, who was aboard the
U. S. S. Westbridge when she was
torpedoed and disabled, has beer
mustered out of the service and has
returned home from Bremerton Navy
Yards.
After spending the winter here
nursing many influenza cases. Mrs.
Isaac Ford is now victim of the dis
ease. Mrs. Ford. however. had tC
travel afar for inocculation. She is
visiting relatives at Coquille. A let
ter received by her husband Tuesday
tells of her illness. She is reported
as resting well.