The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-02

Miss Edna Clapp is i'll at her home
suffering from a severe attack of ton
silitis.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson is in Portland
visiting the family of her son, Harry
NJ. Francis.
DR.. c. II. jenkins, after two
weeks illness. is recovering. He was
able to be at his office short time
Monday
Kenneth Hicks, city hall and police
reporter on the Tacoma Ledger, has
been here spending three days mid
winter vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Hicks.
Prof. and Mrs. A. B. Black left yes
terday after visit here with the for
mer's brother, r. NJ. Black and fam
| lily. Prof. Black is assistant entomol-
ogist at the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege.
First Sgt. w. J. A. Baker, who was
with regiment at an eastern port of
embarkation waiting to sail when the
| armistice was signed, has been mus
tered out Of service and has returned
home.
j. H. Fredricy, NJ. Pendergast and
W. G.. Weber were in The Dalles Sat-
urday evening to attend a meeting of
the Elks Lodge. Following an elec-
trical parade a large class of initiates
We're welcomed into the lodge.
Mark Cameron, who has been i'll for
the past several weeks gutfering from
complications following a case of inhu-
enza, was able to take Christmas din
ner with his family. He expects to be
out again soon.
Russell Kelley, who has been with
| the Canadian service, training at d
testing ground at Deansville, Ont, has
| received his discharge and has returned
to his home in the Upper Valley fol
New Years.
Mrs. r. l.. Foust and children, who
have been residing at Astoria since hei
husband, Sergeant Foust, was callec
there with the mobilization of 18th Co.
| spent the holidays here with friends
and relatives.
After visit here with his sisters,
Mrs. A. d. Moe and Mrs. Laura Clapp,
| and their families, f. G. Walther has
returned to Portland, where he is with
the manufacturing department Of the
Lawrence harness and saddIery com
pany.
| j. K Carson has been named Hoo(
River sheik of the Mystic Shrine by
Potentate W. F. Hofmann. Mr.. Car
son will attend to gathering in neo
phytes for initiation at a great cere
monial to be held soon at Al Kadel
Temple in Portland.
i American Express Agent johnson
has just received new regulations gov
erning the shipment of meat into The
city of Portland. 1t will be we'll fo
any rancher expecting to make such
shipment to inform himself on thes,
regulations.
For all the year gifts, nothing il
better than good magazine. TAX
subscriptions for the best publications
Give me list of your favorite publ
cations for yourself, or send you
friends. Promt service. Mrs j. X
Carson, Tel. 1858. j30
c. c. Lennon, who for the past tw
years has been representative Of tn
Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. at Kenne
wick, after visit here with Mrs
Lennon parents, Rev. and Mrs.
l.. Hershner, left yesterday for Port
land. Mrs. Lennon will remain her
for a time.
The G. A. X. and W. R. c. will hol
| Ia ,ot Gov ING FOL tlotip Of off
GERS Saturday. January II, at the X
of P. hall The Relief Corps wi
serve dinner at noon, husbands an
wives of the respective orders havin
been invited to attend the dinner
which is an annual event.
Mrs. W. f. Cauller met an eas
bound train last Friday and accompar
led her brother, Rev. H. B. Emme
who has been pastor of Methods
church at kendrick, Ida. as far a
Portland. Rev Emmel was en- rout
to join contingent of American troop
and embark for service in Siberia.
Hot Lake, Ore, Jan. /. l9l9-Wor
has been received from DR.. W. T. Ph
that he has secured his release frol
the government service at Letterma
General Hospital San Francisco. an
will be permanently at home at tn
Hot Lake Sanitorium about Januar
10. JIG
Deputy Health Officer J. F. Thoml
son, who was here last week frol
Parkdale, reports that number of tt
families of that district are i'll with il
fuenza. Mr.. Thompson says, howeve
that the cases are all light. The del
uty health officer says that the recer
cold, dry days have improved the coul
ty highways wonderfully. at was
pleasure to motor over them, he salt
Mr.. Thompson was accompanied by h
son-in-law. Earl Newman.
Maj. V. r. Abraham arrived
Portland Monday, where he was mt
by Mrs. Abraham. After visit wit
relatives in Forest Grove DR.. and Mr.
Abraham will return to Hood Rive
where the doctor will resume his pra
tice. Mai. Abraham witnessed ii
arrival of President Wilson at Bres
He declares it one of the most mpre
sive sights he ever beheld. He r.
turned to America on the Georl
Washington.