The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-23

{. L. Morse. of Spray, mas been here
TINS week on business and visiting
friends.
+ ID. Payne, travelling for the ]. K.
Gill CO.. was here last week eallino ON
old friends Mr.. Payne has been in
orchard business in the Yakima Valley.
After a visit here with her mother.
Mrs 1. J. hinnsird, Miss Lottie Kin
nalrd has resumed her work at the
oregon Normal School at Monmouth.
A. L. Williams. after a business trip
TO Baker, returned to Dee, where he
Is IN charge of the Oregon Lumber Co.
office, last Saturday.
Lynn Young. who has been here the
past two years with his sister. Mrs.
A. j.. Derby, and family, has returned
TO Washington. Pa, to make his home.
Accompanying his friend, LLOYD
Simpson, here on visit. Floyd Gibbs
spent Friday with friends in The
Dalles.
Mrs. Emma Epping, convalescing
from recent serious operation in
Portland, has returned to her West
Side home.
The First National Bank Yesterday
installed new time-lOek steel vault to
be used for the safe-keeping of securi-
ties. The big safe weighed 5000 pounds
Hans X. Hoerlein, who has been
mustered from service, has returned
from Camp Lewis to his home on the
West Side.
Chas. Castner's Hudson automobile
was stolen from his garage on State
street sometime between Sunday night
and Wednesday morning. Officers are
searching for the car.
MIS-. II. F. Davidson, called to
Masco by the illness of her daughter,
Miss Helen. suffering from influenza.
has returned home. Miss Davidson
accompanied her mother.
Mrs. Frank Chandler was in Port
land Friday to attend the funeral of
Arthur 7. Tiff. Mr.. Tiff was a great
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler and
often visited them here.
Mrs. F. c. Sherrieb and Mrs. War.
ren Miller were called to Portland last
Saturday by the serious illness of
their sister.ln-law, Mrs. Alfred Boor-
man.
Samuel Swanson, capitalist, who
owns lands in Walla Walla county,
Wash. properties at Pendleton and
The Dalles, was here last week on
business.
J. c. Aplin is still slightly indis.
posed AS result of influenza lnnoeula-
ton. He is able, however. to be at
his office at the Highland Milling Co.
plant.
A. w. Stone was a business visitor
IN Portland last week. His daughter,
Miss Beatrice Stone, spent few days
last week in Portland also visiting
friends.
George Bragg, who was with a coast
artillery regiment at Camp Eustace,
Va, awaiting embarkation for France,
has been mustered out of the service
and has arrived home.
Mr. and Mr.. NJ. H. Nickelsen went
to The Dalles Monday to join in the
| celebration of the 18th birthday of Mr.
and Nickelsen's brother, |. c. Nickel
sen.
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 50 cts. and up
Miss Dorothy Battey. formerly To-
cal resident, who has been engaged in
war work in Washington, d. c., ac-
cording to letters received by local
friends, has been visiting in New York
City.
Considerable excitement prevailed
last Friday night about nine O'Clock
when both the siren and the old bell
sounded fire alarms. The flue at the
Mt. Hood kitchen was burning out.
No damage resulted.
Pat Lindsay has been making a
number of Improvements at his place
of business. The big soda fountain
has been moved to different location
and other changes made to improve
the popular place.
Sgt. and Mrs. Carl Kent have re-
turned here to make their home. Sgt
Kent was recently mustered out of
service at Fort Stevens. He was one
of the members of 18th Company at
time of mobilization in 1917.
If you want shoes that don't 20
wrong go to Johnsen's.