The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-06-12

Mrs. Chas. H. Castner. in Portland
this week 10 attend the annual chapter
Of the Oregon Eastern Star, has been
h0Hered by election 10 the Office Of
assistant grand contuctress.
/ Chas, Moody was down from the Up
per Valley Friday on business. MIR.
Moody. who recently returned TO his
orchard home. during the war was in
+ !. NJ. c. A. service at Camp Lewis.
F. L. Breed, now located at The
+ Dalles, was here last week on busi-
ness. He states that his son, Ben, is
with the Walther-Williams Company,
being employed in their garage.
W. l. Menzel, who with his family
arrived last week from Iowa. has
lased residence on Prospect street.
He will reside there with his family
for the coming winter.
j. X. Carson. in charge of Shriner
activities for Hood River, announces
that the June ceremonial Of Al kader
shrine. Portland. has been postponed
/ from June u TO June 2s.
Grant Brawn, after visit with his
parents at Ioncalla. has returned to
the city. resuming his place in charge
of the Photographic department at
kresse's Rexall Store.
After year 5 residence in Portland,
where Mr.. Powell was engaged in
shipyard work, Mr.. and Mrs b. b.
Powell have returned to their home
west of the city.
Accompanying his brother, David
Fleming, who had motored up for Il
visit, j. o. Fleming, of Dee. went to
Portland Sunday over the Highway,
returning home Monday by train.
The Barrett Dramatic Club of the
Valley Christian tndeavor will present
a play. ''rhe Last Loaf. at the Valley
Christian church. Friday evening, June
l3, at s o'clock. Admission. adults,
30c, children. l5c.
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
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Trei.
ber, at their home in Portland. Mon
day, June 9, a son. Mrs. Henry L.
Howe will leave today for Portland
for visit with her newest grandson
and to see the Rose Festival shows.
R. A. Book, former meat market
man of Marshfield, has leased the
Young market on Third street, and
with son associated with him plans
on opening new market there next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Gano and daugh-
ter, Reta Gano, will go to Portland to-
day to see the rose festival and to be
present tomorrow night when their
daughter. Miss Vera, graduates at
Lincoln high school.
f. V. Cramps, who is now with the
National Fruit Co., of Portland, ar
rived Sunday for business visit here.
Kenneth Mckay, who is with the new
company, is expected in Hood River
soon.
The Hood River Garage has deliv-
cred Chevrolets the past week to Paul
Aubert, G. M. Uptegrove and Floyd
Gibbs. Mr.. Gibbs car, Chevrolet
49o, is equipped with wire wheels. 1t
is a beauty.
Mrs. w. f. Rand has appointed the
following committee from the Parent
Teacher Association to confer with the
school board in securing sentiment for
more pay for teachers: DR.. c. II.
jenkins, c. H. Vaughan and C. d.
Hoyt.
Two hundred tailored and cleverly
trimmed hats of georgette, leghorn,
Milan and plain straws, on sale at one
fourth less than the regular price.
Dresses. suits. coats and capes reduced
10 per cent. Sale begins Monday, June
9, and will last one week only Mon
ner s.
The first car to make the Portland
trip over the North Bank Highway and
the return over the Columbia Highway
was driven into town Monday after
noon by G. N. Clark. the official Kick
itat county road sign man. Mr.. Clark
was accompanied by c. c. Hutchins,
White Salmon Commercial Club secre-
tary. The men declare that the new
road will be revelation to the motor
ing public.