The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-28

After visit here with her uncle.
James Suydam. Mrs. V. BramhalI has
returned 70 her home in Portland.
J Forrest L. Moe spent the week end
az coast points on a short vacation and
visiting frierds
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Onthank are up
from Eugene visiting Mr.. Onthank :
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Onthank.
After visit at coast points Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ Culbertson and little
daughter have returned home.
DIR. Lester l. Murphy. former La
Grande dentist, has been here eoutem-
plating a location. He is a son Of B.
L. Murphy.
Mrs Dayton MeLueas has left for
Portland 10 Join her husband. lust back
from overseas service with the Motor
Transport Unit.
VIII Lozier, who was recently mus
tered out Of the Photographic section
oI the aviation corps, was here last
week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Thomson have
left for South Dakota and Wisconsin
points on a business trip and to visit
relatives Of Mrs. Thomson.
/ Cleaning and pressing. Next door
south OF tluggln- Market Clothes
called ior and delivered. Phone 34ol.
+. /. Anderson, on the Heights. a2S
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ramsey. on a
motor trip home from Portland the lat
terp at of last week. were accompanied
/ 10y Mrs. Pauline Reyheld, of that city.
Wanna Club Of the Pythian Sisters
Will meet this afternoon with Mrs c.
q. Cuddeford at her home on east
Sherman avenue.
Mrs. c. A. Warren and children ar.
rived Sunday from Portland to Join Mr..
Warren, who is now with the Consoli.
dated Mercantile Co.
Mrs. f. f. kaesser returned yester-
day from week S visit with Mrs.
Chas. Lancaster and family at Camas,
| Wash.
Big double bill at the Liberty Mon.
day and Tuesday. Mildred Harris ir
When Girl Loves" and Fatty Ar.
buckle in Love"
Searches of records and reliable alb
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 305
Oak Street. Phone 1921. jy20-tf
Harry and order your tree props whilt
a supply Is available at the rum-A-lun
Lumber Co., corner Of Cascade avenue
and sixth street. 6-I2tt
Miss Eliza Love, after a visit here
with Mrs. q. A. Molden. left Monday
for visit with sister at Heppner be
fore resuming her school work at Wes
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Hutchinson, who
have been visiting at kennewick. have
returned to their West Side home
Bishop Paddock was here last weet
visiting Mrs. Hutchinson, his sister.
In addition to apples and pears. ther,
are now maturing at the OxborroV
ranch lend of Belmont road peaches
plums, ounces egg plants, tomatoes
peppers, etc. Tel. 5653. s4
Mrs. r. f. Hoge, of Portland, ha
arrived here ON visit and to look at
ter orchard intere is. Mr. Hoge. VIII,
has been in poor health, is now a
berkeley, Nall1.
Just received, shipment of charm
ing new waists and peplum blouses il
plain colors and novelty figured georg
ette and crepe de chine. Each style i
different. Monner's. s4
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J Eastman, ac
companied by their daughter and niece
Miss Hazel Wallace, motored down owe
/ the Highway to Mollala last week fo
a visit with relatives and friends.
Buick and Pan American, seven an,
five passenger touring cars for Hoo
River valley and Mid-Columbia aut
, livery service. j. c. Underwood
stand at Pastime poolhall. Phon
252l 81
After several weeks spent in conva
escing from a recent illness, j. H
Scott, formerly resident engineer 70
the State Highway Commission ha
! returned for visit. Mr.. Scott has IT
signed from highway service.
I'D. Mcdonald is in a critical cond
: ton at his home, following stroke q
| paralysis. Mr.. Mcdonald, sutferin
from an attack of heart trouble, wa
} forced to retire from business in tn
] early summer. He was thought
E have been improving.when the strok
of paralysis came.