The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-06-23

Malcolm Button will remain in Seattle
to attend a summer session of the
university.
Mrs. A. M. Morton, of Montague.
Calf, is here visiting the family of
her daughter, Mrs. M. f.. Welch. An
aunt of Mrs. Welch. Mrs. Mary Rich
ards, arrived last week for visit.
j. w. Forbes has opened a paint
shop in the building just back of the
Consolidated Mercantile store on
Fourth street. He will put in a stock
of paints and oils.
All Summer Hats at half price.
Among them are many beautiful Gage
pattern hats. Blouses at cost. Come
early. Monner's.
There are no conditions in motor
car that can hurt Ray battery other
than wrecking or freezing. Guaranteed
Internationally for two years. :. d.
Cameron, Cascade Garage jnl6tf.
En- route to their home att Aberdeen,
Wash, from southern California, where
they spent the winter, Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Knapp motored here last week to
attend to matters of business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Moe left yester-
day by automobile for Dayton, Wash.
where they will visit Mr.. Noes broth
er. Harry G. Moe, and wife. They
will return over the Snoqualmie Pass
and by way of Tacoma.
Miss Bertha Norton, one of the num-
ber who suggested the name Columbia
Gorge Hotel for the new hostelry, last
week received gift of four conIpli-
mentary tickets to the opening day
exercises.
Mrs. C. +. Coppe cut her hand Sc
verely last week while preparing meat
for dinner with cleaver. The sharp
edged, heavy instrument ascended
squarely across the back of her left
hand. Tendons were severed by the
blow.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Asbury Methodist church
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
j. w. Copper at her home on west
Cascade avenue. AS the mite box
opening will occur at this meeting all
members are asked to be present.
Mrs. Edith Tozier Weatherred is en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Hall
and Mrs. K. f. Morgan, of Portland.
at Sunshine Shanty. A number of
other guests will come here over the
Fourth. when an expedition to Lost
Lake is planned.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Kennedy, ac-
companied by their their daughter,
Jean, and Mrs. Kennedy's father. C.
j. Carlson, were recently here visiting
Mr.. Kennedy's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
G. w. Kennedy.
Mrs IFrank Baker and son Irving. of
Fort Madison. Ia, have arrived for a
visit with Ed Abbott and family.
They were aboard the first train
through the Pueblo. Colo. flood dis
trict. following the recent disaster.
Among the Portland guests here for
the SnowE Epping wedding Saturday
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Zera Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. AL w.
Rabies. Miss Maud Rabies. Mrs. Eta
Bancroft, Mrs. c. Howarth and Mrs.
c. E. S. Wood.
f. w. Woolley, Oregon Life agent of
The Dalles, was here the first of the
week on business. Mr.. Woolley. who
recently made a record for new busi-
ness, has been granted Sherman county
as an addition TO his territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moses and Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Potter of Eugene,
have been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. Sherrieb. parents Of the young
matrons, and other relatives and
friends.
William Hamann has arranged
guitar in the kaesser Grocery window
from cakes Of Guitard's Eagle choco-
late. The symbol Of music has at
tracted good deal If attention. Mr..
Hamann has been asked TO write a
ditty to accompany his efforts as a
show window dresser.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Ross and chill
dren. of Bremerton. Wash. have been
here visiting their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. II. Nickelsen. A celebra-
tiOn with four generations present.
was held. Mrs. /. c. Nealeigh, Of
Oregon City, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Niekelsen, has also been here visiting.
Having been selected corsetier Of this
district by the Spirella Corset Co. ]
wish 60 say % the ladies that / am now
ready 10 receive orders for made to
measure corsets and viii call at your
home AZ vonr convenience. Mrs. Fred
Howe, 6l3 Cascade Ave. Telephone l7S3
for early appointments. jn23tf
Accompanied by Winfield Olinger. Of
Cedarsville, Calf. who arrived last
week for a visit with his father. +. S.
Olinger, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Bell mo-
tored 10 Portland Friday. Mr.. Olinger,
who was in the air service during the
war. stationed in Florida, located at
Cedarsville in 1919.
H. s. Brsskman, painter and decora- /
tor Of Hood River has taken the con
tract from r.. J.. Mclsaac. Of Parkdsle.
10 paint all his buildings. Anyone
who wants % have painting done call
at Mclsssc's store Hor Braakman. T
Thirty years experience in painting
and decorating. j23 /
{. The following University Of Oregon I
students are home for the vacation