The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-12

: meeting Will be held at the o.
Grove srhoOihOUse "Wednesday evenin. d,
February Is, to select d candidate fer
director Of the Apple Growers Assoeia-
tlOn. Al g. Graf viii give talk on
marketing.
The second number of the Woman ;
club iyeeum course VIII be presented
at the high school Thursday evening,
February 20. when the Bertha Farmer
Musical Co., one of the leading lyceum
aggregstions of the [ ntTy. will au-
pear.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Mitchell. of
AllX, Alta. after a visit here Wltn
Mrs. Mitchell : sister. Mrs. E. ".
Gibbs. and family. left for home sun
day evening. MIR. Mitchell was III
while here. but was much better be-
fore leaving.
The following party m0tored to Port
land the latter part of last week: Mr..
and Mrs. b. r. Moses. Joe DObson and
Scion DObson. The elder MIR. DObson
was returning home. Mrs Moses re
malned in Portland for visit with the
Dobson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. K. Bone expect to
move soon from the Hotel Oregon to
the kisslnger bungalow on the Tucker
road. Mrs. A. Nj. Klein and nephew,
of Portland, Will come here and make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Bone.
Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Bone are sisters.
Beginning next Saturday and lasting
for week winter and fall hats will be
sold at unprecedented bargain redue-
tions at Monner's. The highest price
to be charged for any hat, although
values exceed $40 and $l2. will be
Sl.o5. Twenty-Five per cent discount
on coats, suits and dresses and 10 per
cent off on waists.
NJ. F. Austinberg. who for nine
years has been engaged with larger
Portland garages, has come here to
take charge of the service department
of the Hood River Motor Car Co. Mr..
Austinberg was for a number of years
with the Veie and Moon garages in
/ Portland.
W. c. Schuppel. state superintendent
of agents, of Portland, and F. ".
Woolley. district manager. of The
| Dalles. arrived last week to launch an
Oregon Life insurance campaign. The
Oregon Life company already has a
big list of local policy holders, and the
Visitors hope to materially increase the
/ list.
/ c. A. kells, educational secretary Of
the Portland Y. NJ. c. A., was here
4 Tuesday seeking young men to take
advantage of scholarship fund made
available by the National War Work
Council from funds left unspent follow.
+ ing the war. Mr. kells states that
/ Hood River cOunty's quota of the fund
/ reaches $l60, and three Young men will
receive funds for their tuition fees,
! Beginning next Saturday and lasting
! for week winter ana fall hats will be
sold at unprecedented bargain reduc-
tions at Monner $. The highest price
to be charged for any hat, although
values exceed $40 and $l2, will be
Sl85. Twenty-Five per cent discount
on coats, suits and dresses and 10 per
cent off on waists.
Lieut.. q. l.. Schetky. who for the
past several months has been stationed
at Bremerton navy yards aboard the
/ u. ,. -. Montana, mas Deen tfanslerIeu
to San Francisco. where he Will be en-
gagged in instruction work aboard the
L. S. S. Boston. Mrs. Schetky. who
is visiting her mother. Mrs. d. Me.
Donald, expects to Join her husband in
San Francisco soon.
j. +. Beveridge. county clerk of
Multnomah county, accompanied by
Mrs. Beveridge, was here from Port
land last week to participate in the
celebration of the third birthday ami.
versary of their grandson, Robert, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Law. While
here Mr.. Beveridge conferred with To-
cal county officials over contemplated
plans for a move that will result in
legislation for increasing terms Of
offices of sheriff. clerk and other off
cials from two to four years.