The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-02-20

Mr. and Mrs. ". D. Allen left Sat
urday Tor Portland. where they greeted
their son, John ". Allen. member of
Battery +. 65th Regiment.
A work meeting Of ST. Marks Guild
VIII be held al 2 80 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. A {. Lofts tomorrow after.
noon
Mr.. and Mrs n. ". Bone. after
stay at the Mount Hood Annex. have
returned to their home in the Willow
Flat district.
Stuart kimball. who has been home
on a furlough, has returned 10 Camp
Lewis, where he expects TO be mus
tered out Of service soon.
K. j. Gilmore was in Portland the
ilrst Of the week to attend the meet
lngs OF the League to Enforce the
Peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Copple, who have
been spending the winter in southern
California, will return home next
week.
Z. h. Marshall, who is recovering
from an injured foot, sustained several
weeks ago IN a Vancouver, Wn., ship
yard is here with his family.
Irwin Sheffield, formerly local mana.
ger of the company but now relief
manager of the Western Union Co,
was here last week on visit.
Prof. l.. b. Gibson, Leslie Butler
and A. W. Stone attended the sessions
OF the League to Enforce the Peace in
Portland the first Of the week.
John K. Edgar, of Dee, who had
been at Shepherds Springs, returned
home last week much improved. Mr..
Edgar was suffering from an attack of
sciatlca.
At the Monday night meeting of the
Commercial club Hermann Kresse gave
most entertaining program with
Victor records.
The Red Cross Shop goes out of
existence on March Is. See it's adver-
! tlsement for the disposal of its re-
naming stock in this issue.
The Rummage sale at the Red Cross
Shop March 3 to March Is will have
things you will want, especially at the
give away prices. See the ad in this
issue.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve George Washington cafe.
terra dinner Saturday night from 5 to
O'Clock in the dining room of the
church.
Mrs. Z. w. Dunbar and Mrs. G. II
Robbins were in Portland over the
week end to participate in the welcome
accorded the men of the 65th regiment
there.
w. Ross Winans was in Vancouver
last week to be with his son, Audubon,
who is there i'll at hospital. Mr.
Winans, who was in the Spruce Divi.
sion, has Just undergone an operation.
George Washington's birthday din
ner, cafeteria stlye. will be served at
the Methodist church dining room Sat
urday evening from to o'clock.
Everything good.
Leonard Miller. who is now with the
Harkins transportation Co. in Port
land, was here last week visiting
friends. Mr.. Miller was formerly
local agent for the Regulator Line.
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. 1888. i20tf
Franklin S. Smith, wife and little
son, Carlisle left recently for Iowa.
where they will spend six weeks visit
ing Mr.. Smiths mother and other rel
atives. They will return by way of
St. Paul, MINI, for short stay with
Chas. Smith. an only brother.
Walter Foglesong, of Idaho Falls,
Ida, is at Parkdale the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Thompson. Mr.. Foglesong was here
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
to greet his uncle, Orville Thompson,
who passed through the city with the
65th Regiment.
d. e. Stanton. Civil war veteran,
celebrated his 72nd birthday last Fri
day. Mr.. Stanton, one of the few
Valentine babies of the community,
pointing to Abraham Lincoln, George
Washington and host Of other nota
bles. saws that all great men are borr
in February.
Mrs. W. H. Chipping and daughter
Miss Agnes, have returned from Eu
gene, where they had been with Miss
Almanac Chipping. The latter. {
student at the University of Oregon
has been initiated in the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority and is now living a
the sorority house.