The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-09

Senator Nickelsen has been in The
)alles he past week getting TIE pulse
of his hasco county constituents.
L. S. Bennett is in Portland under
going treatment for an ailment Of the
throat.
Harry Wood, who with all members
If his family has been i'll with infiu.
enza, has returned to his place of bus
mess in the Oregon building.
L. H. Huggins has received mes
sage from his son, Lieut.. Chester
Auggins. announcing his return from
France to New York city.
S. j. Moore left Saturday for a visit
with his family who have been for the
past several weeks with Mrs. Moore's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Furnish.
IN Pc. tiai.d.
Edgar Franz, now a civilian, having
been mustered out at Camp Lewis last
week. has returned home ard has re-
sumed his duties where he left off at
the Franz Hardware Company.
Thomas II. Tongue, chairman of the
Oregon State Republican Central Com.
mittee, was here from Portland Mon
day on business. While here he called
on r. d. Smith. local Republican
leader.
Mrs. j. R. Nickelsen and children
will move to the city for the winter,
while Mr.. Nickelsen is attending the
Oregon legislature. The legislative
session. however. as a result of intlu-
enza, may be postponed.
Sgt. Fred Cosnow, who was with a
coast artillery regiment at an eastern
port of embarkation ready to sail
when the armlstice was signed, re-
turned home last week. having been
n ustered out of service.
j ]. Gibbons, who with Mrs Gibbons
was recently called to Portland be-
cause of the sudden death of Mrs.
Gibbons sister, Mrs. Green. has
returned home. Mrs. Gibbons will
remain for time in Portland.
W. H. Syme, who served overseas
with the llSth engineers is stopping at
the Mount Hood hotel. having arrived
Hood River man to return home from
overseas service.
Miss Dorothy Wissinger, who spent
the holidays at Milwaukee with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wis
singer, has returned here to ASSIST her
aunt. Mrs. G. A. Bell. at the Mount
Hood hotel.
The last winters sale, beginning
Thursday, January 9, and lasting for
two weeks, Monner's will offer below.
wholesale price bargains. Suits. coats
and dresses reduced 20, rs and 80 per
cent. All hats will be reduced so per
| cent. JIG
A meeting of Hood River Masonic
Lodge NJ l05. A. F. 4 A. NJ, will
be neiu next Saturday night. when
work in the E. A. degree will be con
Quoted. All visiting Masons cordially
invited to attend. By order of the
W. M. ID. Mcdonald, Sec.
Mrs. Emma E. Epping is recovering
at the Portland Surgical hospital from
serious operation. Her daughter,
Miss Betty Epping. who has been at
tending the University of Oregon. has
returned home to keep house for her
mother.
Misses Frances Elizabeth and Kath
ryn Baker, after spending the holidays
here with their father. John Baker,
returned to Eugene last week to re-
Oregon. The former will graduate in
| February.
Mrs. Fred Rand, known as one of
the best skaters in the valley. sus
tanned a broken wrist last Friday
night, when she fell on one of the
sloughs north of the city, Her skate
struck some unseen obstruction on the
ice surface, throwing her violently.
The last winters sale, beginning
Thursday. January 8, and lasting for
two weeks, Monner's will offer below
whoesale-price bargains. Suits. coats
and dresses reduced 20, 25 and 80 per
cent. All hats will be reduced so per
cent. JIG
The Columbia is completely blocked
at present, no river steamers or fer
ries operating Jack Bagley state.
that it will take severl days of heavy
thaw to free the river Of ice eff
| teen miles of solid ice have formed
between Memaloose Island and The
Dalles. says Mr.. Bagley.
Dancing to the music of the Graf.
anola is dancing to perfect music
played with all the rythm of the latest
dance orchestra. Test the Grafanola.
Have your favorte record played and
try to find defect. Then decide.