The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19

the meeting will be open to the public.
Prof. Gibson and Rev. Emery will
speak on the japanese question. Mrs.
VIM. Munroe will give some first hand
information on the Shantung question.
Mrs. Woolhart last Thursday enter
tained at her home in Barrett, the fol
lowing ladies. after which refresh
ments We're served Grandma ByWat-
er. Mrs t. c. Sherrieb, Mrs. II. Jep
pesen, Mrs. Edna Wright and Mis-.
Emil West.
Mrs. Willis Van Horn, who has been
with her husband 10 Portland, returned
to Hood River Monday for a short
visit. MIR. Van Horn is recovering
from his recent illness and hopes 10 b.
able to return TO Hood River about
March !.
Harley X. Hallgren, president of The
Baptist Young Peoples Union for Ore
gon, will address the young people at
the Heights Baptist church Sunday at
6. As; also speak at the regular service
at 1850. MIR Hallgren. a Portland
business man, is a forceful speaker aud
will not fail to interest.
Mrs. W. d. McMullen. Puyallup,
Wn., says that she has been cured Of
call stones without operation by talk
ing the treatment Of DR. Mellenthin q
Co. and is vely grateful. Or. Mellen-
thin < Co. viii be in Vancouver. ST.
Elmo Hotel, Monday, March s. Hour
10 a. m. to ! p. m.
j. b. Slocom of Spokane visited his
brother. Geo. !. Slocom, and family
over the week end. 1t was planned tC
have reunion Of the three brothers,
who have not been together in &c
| years, but Roy SlocOm. of Portland
/ was not able to be here on account of
an attack OF tlu.
Save the date for next Thursday
/ night. The city has never had the OPP
i portunlty to hear a more wonderful
4 voice. Miss Josephine MARITIME, lyric
/ soprano portege Of CaIuso, who will be
presented by the Woman's club at tht
high school auditorium.
Doc Welch was seen in an automo
bile shop Monday for the first time t,
anyOne's knowledge. II would not
have come in here now, said Mr.
Welch. 'but heard that Mr.. Foust ha
sold out. and came in to try and show
Norm Young the error of his ways am
induce him to go back to the horse
/ business
Mrs. Phoebe Morse, who was at the
Cottage hospital for about a week, re
covered sufficiently to 60 to Portland
Thursday, where she Will take a mucF
/ needed est at the home of Mrs. Mel
Ranes. Her sons, Ellis, Of Portland
and Orin, of Spray and Mrs. Eli.
Morse accompanied their mother t,
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Morse
will leave soon for Spray to live on tn,
large ranch Of which their father j.
the manager,
Mr.. W. H. Cropper. of Mt. Vernon
Wn, says that for several years b,
was suffering with severe pains witt
ulcers Of stomach and was unable t
work, but after taking DR., Meler thin
4 Go. treatment he is cured and is tint
again and does his regular work ever,
day on the ranch. DR.. Mellenthin 4
Co will be in Vancouver. st. Elmt
Hotel Monday, March 5. Hours Il
a. m. to D. m.
Auction Sale At 10 a. m, Thurs
day. February 26. will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, stoves, beds, car
pets. bedroom sets, chairs, tables,
dishes, kitchen cabinet, porch swing
cream separator, mirror, wagons, bug
gies, mower. rake. seeders. harrows
Fresno scraper. horses, COW and fou
tons hay. 5000 pounds corn on cob
tools, etc, at A. Butts ranch, Bel
mont road