The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-03-06

Cafeteria dinner beginning at II.S0I
a. m at the Methodist church next
Saturday Apple growers viii want
a warm lunch.
Z K Bone arrived the first Of the
week from Portland. where he and
Mrs. Bone have been spending the
winter.
+. {. Brownlee and family arrived
Saturday from Portland, where they
spent the winter. They journeyed
nome over the Highway.
If you want a dandy dinner we'll
cooked, next Saturday patronize the
Methodist ladies' cafeteria dinner
served at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Coon have moved
from Lyle to Hood River. Mr.. Coon
mas engaged in the development of
property here.
Mrs. n. W. Bone, while Mr.. Bone
was a Portland visitor, was here from
Willow Flat last week, the guest of
Mrs. Chas. NJ Clarke.
Miss Elinor Derby, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. A. ]. Derby. returned
last week from a visit in Portland
with Mrs. W. l.. Clark.
The ladies Of Asbury Methodist
church Will serve another of those
splendid dinners Saturday noon begin,
ming at ll.30
Phone your paint and paper wants to
Hunt Paint 4 Wall Paper Co, who will
take care OF small as well as large
ones. jy?0tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Edgar and
children have returned from Portland.
where they have been visiting a num-
Der of old Manila friends.
p. M. Hall Lewis, formerly an engi-
neer of this city but now with the
State Highway Department. was here
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Radford re
turned from Salem, where they spent
the winter with the family of their
daughter. Mrs. G. c. Ross.
d. 2. Smith. who went to Portland
last week with Pat Lindsay's bowling
team, made record of 209 pins in a
match.
}. +. Gibson, brother of County
School Superintendent Gibson, has
arrived from Freewater, Iowa, and
plans on making his home here again.
subscriptions for all magazines taken
at any time, Look over your lists and
allow me to make your renewals for
your favorite publications. Prompt ser
vice Mrs. j, X. Carson, Tel. 1858, f20ti
J. d. McCully and w. C. Keck were
in Portland last week to represent the
Pine Grove Methodist church at the
centenary meeting. Mr.. Keck was ac-
companied by his small son. Wendell.
Apple growers attending the Asso-
citation meeting next Saturday will be
able to get good dinner at the Meth
odist church. Cafeteria dinner from
l.30 till all are served
Mrs. c. II. Sletton will present her
pupils in recital at O'Clock next
Wednesday evening at Library hall.
All interested in the work are invited
to be present.
The Red Cross is selling for cost,
SO. 80 per pound, its surplus stock of
knitting wool. Call at work rooms in
Commercial club or telephone Mrs
c. c. Paddock, superintendent of
knitting, Phone 1868.
Judge Geo. X. Castner, who had
been visiting the family of his son,
John B. Castner, in Penticton, B. c.,
where the Judge, himself was former
ly horticulturist of the provincial gov.
ernment, has returned home.
Miss Gertrude Nickelsen, teacher in
the junior high school, who has been
confined to her bed for the past month
with rheumatism, resulting from the
flu. expects to be able to resume her
school work next week.
Mrs. John R. Nickelsen and sons,
Ted and Ned, who visited in Portland
while Senator Nickelsen was at Salem
on legislative duties. have returned
home. Mrs Nickelsen was honored at
numerous local functions in Portland.
Mrs. Lauterbaugh. is i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Norman w.
Mays, with whom she resides. Her
son, Almon Lauterbaugh, of Portland,
was here over the week end to be with
his mother.
Ray Lee, of Twin Falls. Ida, just
mustered out of the service, has ar
rived to assist H. O. kresse with the
prescription department of the Kresse
drug store. Mr.. Lee served at Camp
Lewis and at the Preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Copple were in
Portland last week to purchase an
automobile ard see the auto show Mr.
Copple, however, caught the FLU "
He is reported making nice recov-
cry,
Roy Carnes returned home Sunday
evening, having been mustered out
February IA from Camp Lewis. Mr.
Carnes just missed setting sail for