The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-03-13

Victor Galway. Of Chinook. Mont,
; no has Just been mustered out Of a
company Of Marine Engineers, has
been here the guest of c. H. Sproat,
an old friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ford have Just
received word that their son, Sgt.
Ernest Ford, who was in France with
the 54th Division. had landed at Boston
last Friday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hutton and sons left
Tuesday for Humble, Tex. to Join Mr..
Hutton who is now there for his
health. Mr. Hutton, it is said, has
improved very much since arriving in
Texas.
Chas. Savage. of Portland, brother
OF Ralph Savage. formerly local resi-
dent. was here last week. While in
the city he sold az X-ray machine to
Drs. F. c. Brosius and V. K. Abra-
ham.
Watch for mickey, the show that
has set the world to talking. Go to
the music dealers and get a copy of
Mickey, as you will want to be able
to sing it when the show is at the Lib
erty.
l.. W. Bishop, who with his family
has Just returned from California says
the combination of winter there and
spring and summer here cannot be
beaten. Mr.. Bishop who was in the
south for his health. is much improved.
An inspection will convince you that
the service OF the Palace Hotel, Port
land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth
streets, is second TO none. Convenient
to shopping and theatre districts, clean
est rooms in city for 80 cts. and up.
After visit here with the family of
her son, W. NJ. Black, Mrs. A. s. Black
left Tuesday for Corvallis, for a visit
with her son, A. B. Black. and family.
before returning to her home at Yaki
ma.
Lieut.. William p. Huggins, after a
visit here with his father, l.. II. Hug.
gins, has left the employ of the Pacific
Power & Light Co. and has gone to
Yakima, where he has accepted posi-
ton in the sales department of an
automobile agency.
4 Will Frank, a vaudeville artist who
recently arrived from New York city
4 in Portland with Pantages team, but
is now with the Baker stock company,
has been here spending short vaca
ton with his brother, 5. j. Frank.
/ II. H. Nickelsen. veteran school dis.
! trict clerk, celebrated his list birth.
+ day last Friday. The following rela
tives were here from The Dalles for
the happy event. |. c. Nickelsen. d
brother; Mrs. Mary Wynn, a sister
MIS-. Ernest Cramer, niece.
K. K. lmbler. who has been at the
postotfice for the past several years,
has accepted a position with the j. c.
i Penney Co. He resumed his new du.
ties yesterday Henry Brown, just
back from duty with marine corps
regiment, has resumed work in the
postotfice.
Mrs. c. K. Bone has returned from
the winter. Mr.. Bone came up last
week to look after Central Vale orch
ard interests. Mr.. and Mrs. Bone have
taken an apartment at the Hotel Ore
gon, where they will stay until the
weather is more settled.
Mrs. H. f. Davidson spent last week
at Wasco visiting her dauhgter, Mis-:
Helen Davidson, in charge of domestic
science at the Wasco high school. Or
her return Mrs. Davidson was accom-
panied by her daughter. who cam,
down for the Canteen dance Saturday
night.
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Cutlery, who
have been in Hickman, Nebr., W her,
Dr. Cutlery was assigned by the Coun
eli Of Defense to take the practice OF ;
physician called to war service, hav,
returned home, the regular physician
having recently been discharged. DR.
Cutlery retired from the practice o
his profession several years ago to live
on an East Side orchard place.
j. R. Edgar and K. A. Collins, De-
orchardists here Saturday to attcn(
tie Association primary, report t.
county authorities that privat,
bridge spanning the West Fork jus
above the Punch Bowl, is in dangerous
condition. The county, it is likely
will be asked soon to take over
stretch of private road in this vicinit,
and replace the bridge, much used b,
visitors to the Punch Bowl.
We have money for Farm Loans Will
J prepayment privileges, and can Civ
you prompt service. Abstracts Insur
ance and Surveying. Hood River Ab
stract and Inv. Co. Phone 1881. tt