HOOD HIVER GLACIER, THUKSD a I, NOVEMBER 27, 1924
4 K I »»1111 II 11 II H 11 Hl
R- F. Ayres, of Bpokane, Wash., to i
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION
j
Be sure to see the Legion Auxiliary
here «««eking a ka-ation.
doU house in Book and Art Store
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SCHOOL NEWS
PARKDALE
Principal Gibes« held the high
Mrs. Warren Gibbs was a Portland
window next week, also at the bazaar
.P I ' J?
M U 4 4 H
« I i 8t I * i el j * i j j i , • n buslnsas
i , J vis December 8. The kiddles will want school assembly Monday morning. visitor last week.
itor in Portland '^‘raday.
After the usual yell practice, led by
it. You might be the lucky person.
CoL W. 8. Dowd and ____
_ mo-
family
tA^ Eywer
• visitor from
Kelsey fllocom, two vocal «elections
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8.
A.
Bower
and
Mr.
For RsnU-Fivs-room hou««, 408 Her- t urkdaie the first of the week.
were given by Tom Clarke in hie tored to Corvallis last Friday to visit
Mrs. J. W. Kinsley bad as their usual .....................
pentine
road.
Call
4311.
delightful mam iner, with Clifton their daughter, Dorothy, and att«md
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n6tt
■J?' ap1**11« corse'«, Mrs. Fred Howe, and
dinner guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eiumel at the piano | Prof. Gibson the ftMitball game.
«18
Cascade
avs.
Phone
2484.
mfitf
Dry box wood lor sale.
Schindler
L. A. Bennett and sous, Robert and then
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Introduced JHM
Rev. L. H. Miller,
Transfer Co. Tel. 2M1.
J. R. Pifer haa moved to Parkdale
Read's Radio Shop will be open Sat Donald.
a7tt
of the Episcopal church, who gave to spend the winter.
d5
HMbMt cash price paid ior your nsed urday until 9 p. m.
Den Carver, manager of the West
farniturs stovesand rugs. Call McClain
Mrs. Forbes, the dressmaker, 714 9th ern Union office,. and family will a pleasing talk on “Gratitude."
Mrs. 8. G. Babson went to Port
Last week was American Educa
at E. A. Frans Co.
,20ft Street.
feast today on a big fat gobbler, a tion Week, which was fittingly ob land Bunday.
i I?00*1 uiv"r«
^°'A bo’ msnulac-
Joe Moore was recently at Dufur brother of the turkey forwarded to served in the public schools of llood
Mrs tony Edwards and little daugh-
taring. Hood River. Oregon. Phone visiting the family of his sister, Mr«. President Coolidge from the Bunday River. Supt. CannoiiJssued a series t«*r, of Vancouver, Waah., ia visiting
F. A. O’Brien.
ranch. The bird was give« Mr. Car of bulletins sett lug forth appropriate h«*r pa rent a. Mr. and Mrs. Wood
m4tf
Trunks, Bags, Suitcases. Urge ss-
exercia«« and suggestions for each Gibbs, of Parkdale.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. W. Friday and ver by Ed Bunday.
sortment, reasonably priced.
Kelly family write that they have takeu
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phillips, her ' day. These bulletin« wVre used by
Tin* Parkdale* teachers attended
Bros. Co.
ml6U
quarters In San Diego, for the wiuter. parents, and Mrs. Harold Quigley, her * the teachers and pupils in such class teachers’ Institute at H mm I River
slater,
arrived
the
first
of
the
week
aa
tinle
permitted.
;
room
exercise«
Let me grind and press your cider in
Tuesday and Wednesday of this w«ek.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Rotated
■ay quantity. - Have new kegs and bar. uiotored to Portlaud last week for a for a visit with Mrs. 8. L. Peterson i then were taken home by the pupils
Episcopal aerriccs were held In the
to
read.
1
‘
articular
and Dr. Peterson. Mr. Quigley will I fur their parents
rela at ent to customers. Phone f. r visit with relatives and friends.
Community church Bunday afternoon.
come up today to join the party for strews was given to Visiting Day, Fri
prioes. Walter Wells. Tel 4721. uUtf
J. O. Hannum, en route to the Thanksgiving dinner.
Rev. R. A. Hutchinson, on account
day. Although the weather was very
Hotnestead, wax up from Portland
inclement, the number of visitors of a cold, waa unable to conduct the
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
Earl
Shank
and
chil
the first of the week.
dren and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Shank was considerable. There were about aervicea in the Community church
9
0. D. Lovely will spend Thanksgiv are all in Portland today' to partici 120 different people who visited the Sunday.
ing in Portland with relatives and pate in a reunion of the Shank and Park street school; half as many vis
J. R. Pifer ha« moved hla mill from
friends.
Chase families at the home of Ernest ited the Coe primary school and the Booth hill to Mt. Hood.
American Ia*gioii Auxiliary will E. Shank. Almut 25 will participate junior high school and perhaps one-
Mr. and Mra. H. H. Hettii liter mo-
quarter as many at the high A-hool. tored to Portland last Thursdi
■»'■•■t at Library hall Munday evening. in the Thanksgiving dinner.
ilA
Mr.
,
Elect ion uf officers.
Mr. and Mfs. E. C. Smith have Each visitor attended aa many differ Hettinger attended the home coming
class rooms in each building aa w«*ek end In Corvallis.
Next to a |ter«onal visit send pho been entertaining the following guests: ent
time permitted, averaging perhaps
tographs. Make your appointment to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Johnson, of Des three nanus to a visitor. About 250
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greeu have
Moines, la., and Mr. and Mrs. Will
day at Eby'a Studio.
n*turu«*«l to their home In Parkdale.
different
people
visited
the
schools,
Mrs. Quinney Van Why withes to Hunt, of Hoquiam, Wash. Mr. Hunt with a total of approximately 750.
Ix*ster Miller left Monday to spend
is an uncle of Mrs. Smith. Mr. John
Back in 1864, a firm set out to inform her patrons that she can lie son
School was dismissed Monday even Thanksgiving with his brother in
is a memlM-r of the dairy commis
reached by phone 3171.
nl3
supply New England with gvot
ing for the rest of tlie week. The Tacoma. *
deliver/sweet cider in gallon lots or sion of Iowa.
Julia Meyers returiM*d to her home
county institute was in session Tues
Coffee and Tea. As the counlr bv I the
Mrs?
II.
O.
Bieverkropp
left
yester
barrel. Walter Wells. Phot e
in Corvallis this week.
day
and
Wednesday,
while
Thursday
day for Portland to spend Thanks
grew they grew. When a* rai - 4723
n«tf
Mias Aliee Wella wrtit to Portland
giving with her daughter. Mrs. C. C. and Friday were tlie usual Thanks
road was pushed out and a town
Eocene Coal Oil stops smoking anc Cosfield,
and family. Mrs. t'osfield giving holidays. This made almost a Friday to take part tn a muslrol
smelling
oil
stoves.
In
bulk
at
Frani
suddenly or Blowly built up.
and a son, who had been here on a week's vacation for the school chil recital.
m29if
Next^H
Chase & Sanborn would be sure Co*
Wednesday evening the forum
short viait, accompanied Mrs. Siever- dren, much to thely delight. As a
precautionary measure, and In keep will show in Mclsaac's hall, the Para
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fletcher, of kropp.
to intrust the sale of their Coffees
ing with the careful policy of the mount production, "Prodigal I>augh-
Portland, were r«*ceutly here visitiug
J. D. Smullln, Upper Valley or- school administration to safeguard
and Tea« to the very best gro- Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Nunamaker.
chardist, who was stricken at the be the health of the pupils, all of the ters.” It is a big picture with Gloria
ceryman they could find.
Swanson as star.
W. p. Huggins was down fnlta ginning of the harvest with pleurisy,
school buildings were thoroughly fu
Ralph Davies rt<urn«*<l the latter
Today, wherever you go, in lakima last week visiting his father, is out of tlie hospital again after a migated again this week.
serious illness.
Water gathered In
cities or villages, you wil) find a L. H. Huggins, and family.
Kathleen Carlos, Class of '24, made, l«art of last week from Portland.
Jordan was a busine«« vis tlie lower portion of Mr. Smullln'« the Hood River high school proud of
Todd Cu)lH*rtson bought a Franklin
certain bond among discriminat itor Dan iu W.
the city from the I'pper Val lungs, and It was necessary to oper her achievement when word was re car last week.
ing coffee drinkers. It is the ley last week.
ate and remove this several tlines,
ceived here last week that site had
I4««t Wedn«*s<lay the Parent-Teacher
goodness of
Emmett Tompkins, who has tieen won a place on the Varsity debating Association held its el«*ction of offi
W. M. Dickerson writes from San
Francis«*«) that the celebration of Ap- at Antelope, working on the new squad at O. A. C. Kathleen was a c«*rs. Thom* el«*ted were: Mra. 11
pie Week on the Golden Gate was a school building, for which L. C. Bald member of our high school debating H. Hann. pr«*«ident; Mrs. A. L. Boe,
dechl«*d sue«-e«««.
win lias the contract, says that Mrs. team last year and developed Into a vice president, and Mrs. A. W. But
C. E. Nesbit, of the West Side Baldwin scored a hit re<-ently as strong speaker.
ton. s«*crvtary and treasurer.
orchard district, haa left for I H*s soloist in an entertainment staged by
Thia year's team is hard at work
Don't forgrt the Indies' Aid bazaar
the
children
of
the
Antelope
schools.
Moines, Ia., for n viait with relatives
upon their arguments. J. II. Hazlett December 5.
Will
Tolls
has
also
been
engaged
on
addressed the class last Friday upoh
We are their Hood River agent nnd friends.
Despite the fact
It rained In
tlie Autriupe school building.
their main question of deiiate, “Gov- cesMntly all day that
Hugh Gnrrabrant, who is now en-
Friday, 118 men
The services at the First Christian «ailment Ownership of Railroads.”
and have been for fifteen years. gaged In the lumiM*r business at
and ls>y« met at the grade school
White Salmon, was a liusiness vis church were unusually interesting
Tlie public speaking classes made
last Sunday. ' The morning was a a series of siileamen Hi>ee<-Iiea last that ev«*ning to |«articipate In the
itor in town last week.
Thanksgiving service of a very unique w«*ek, and it is predicti-d that thia Isuls and Dads dinner. It was the
The gift that only you can giv«*— and interi sting chaructcr.
most sm-censful eiitertalniiM*nt held In
In the
ment early. See Eby’s Studio first, evening the beautiful jiantomiine, “Oh class will produce some good sales th«* community in many montlis. E. C.
your photograph. Make your appoiut- Zion Haste,” was given by seven girls men.
Euwvr, president of the mt*n's forum
Junior high defeated the Park
Satisfaction always.
from the Valley Christian church street team by a score of 20 to 0 on of the community church, presided.
“Good Things to E«t"
Brief talks were given by W. L. Ma
We pay cash for your old furniture or under the su|iervision of Mr«. Living-
Gibaon field last week, Tiie score son, F. Wertgen, Wm. Smullln, Jr.,
make a libera) allowance on ne« goods. stone.
seems to indicate an easy victory for Arthur Babson. Dick Kitehell and Mr.
Call Hackett Hill, Kelly Bro«. Co Fur
Mrs. Fred Rand, who was grand junior high, but such was not the Hutchinson. Gorham Babson gave a
niture Exchange.
mITtf
chief of Oregon Pythian Blatera last case. Park street made large gains, reading. All present joined h«*artll.v
Searches of records and reliable ab year, last Thursday entertained the
the junior high team held in the in singing old favorite choruses, with
stract« make by Or«?gon Abstract Com- officers anti memlieni of the degr«*«* but
pinch«-«. On the offensiv«* junior high
>any, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 306 staff of Wauna Temple with a wild was supreme and made yardage at a Stanley Barton at tlie piano and Bill
Blake with the broom-stick. The ad-
Oak Street. Phone 1621.
fy20-tf
duck dinner. Twenty- five were pres good fast clip. Russell Ado-son was
If you do not r«*«*eive your Oreson'an ent for the plea sunt event. Canvam- the star for junior high, while Park dr«*«H of the evening was given by
regularly or wish to subscribe for sau>e. Itack, mallards and teals were served. ■ street did not have any outstanding Dr. J. A. Fraser, H imh I* River. He
made an exiellent impression upon
either by carrier or mail, please call Following the dinner bridge and 500 player, but played good as a team.
the audlente and assured himself of
Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. f 2ltf
were played.
Friday, Visitors Day, junior high a hearty wel<*ome when he comes to
For Bale—A corner lot 50 by 100
The Indies of St. Mary's voted to registered approximately 47 visitors. Parkdale again. The dinner was prv-
with 5-r<M>m house, 12th and A Sts. give 10 per «ent of the net proceeds The different rooms put up an exhibit |>ared by J. E. Van Nuys. R. A.
on theVHeights. Must be sold im of their coming bazaar to tlie Hood which showed th«* work conduett*d by Hutchinson, Ford Smith and Issuer
The reporter would Miller, asslst«*d by a number of boys.
mediately. Tel. J. H. Hazlett, 1292. River hospital. They are all working tin* teachers.
W. J. Baker was down town Tu«*s- diligently to make it a big success. like to say a few words of thanks in The evening was all that <*ould I m *
<lay greeting old friends. Mr. Baker, As usual Mr. Franz has kindly loaned behalf of the junior high to Mr. Can d«*slred in the way of giMMi fellowship
r
who lias been indisposed, Is iniprov- M apace In his store, and we will be non for the bulletins he sent to the and it is hoped that it ia but one of
on hand to attend to our customers different «ch<sds concerning the days many au«*h social events which th«*
>“K-
rialto heatre
of Educational Week.
<*ommunlty will have an op|M>rtunlty
c
Judson Ruggles, son of Mr. and all day Saturday, December 13. We
Thanksgiving Day was otwerved by
Mrs. J. G. Ruggles, left Tuesday for know bow to c«>ok a chicken dinner, an assembly held the last two periods of enjoying during the «’inter.
Portland to spend Thanksgiving with and we will serve one southern style, Monday, during which the following
Dr. D. A. Thompson, of Portland,
from 11.45 a. m. to 3 p. m., after
relative«« there.
will preach here Sunday evening in
which coffee will I m * serr«*d. All kind« program was given: The singing of the Community church. You cannot
The band boys are rounding Into
William Muir was in Portland last of good cakes, pies, bread and dough “Aiueriea"The Origin of Thanks
shape, and will give everyone a sur- week to attend the wedding of Miss nuts are to I m * had if you come early giving- Day.” I>y Miriam Knoblock; afford to miss hearing him. The pas
ariae at their first annual concert Janet Griffith and Edward Hollin enough. Nuff s«*d. Home made can violin solo by Norman Wilbur, accom tor will preach at 11.3». Other ser
vices as usual. Yon and yours are
Drake, of Ann Arbor, Mich.
December 3 and 4.
dles that will delight the klddi«*a. and panied by Phyllis West; play, "The
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Why not come to "The Convention fancy articles of all d«*scriptions will Mayflower Compact" by nine boys moat cordially Invited to attend.
of Papas" and the basket social at be on sale. Bo come and help us from Mrs. Gray's class; solo, Lola
Program
Hall; reading. “Signs of the Tim«*s,"
CENTRAL VALE
March—“American Is*gion." t»y Chas. the Pine Grove Grang«* hall Friday, make a success, and help our hospital Mildred Triplett; a reading, "Give
December 5?
at the same time.
Parker___ _______ K. of P. Band
The
bazaar and supper given by
Thanks
for
What?
”
by
Louis
Jones;
Rev. W. 0. Livingstone and family
•
dra mati7.at ion. _ "Tlie Courtship of the Mothers' club of Central Vale
Trombone Solo—"Love’s Awakening,” will spend Thanksgiving with friwuls
Mile« Standlsli." with Lodile
“
—
Tor- and Willow Flat was a d«*clded su<*-
by A) Pinard......... Mr. ltobt. Hays in Heppner, where they served the
rison as Priwella; John Ha unsell as cess, ln spite of the bud weather
Intermezz«« — “Tlie Wedding of the First Christian church before coming
Captain Miles Standish, and Charles and roads a large crowd attended.
Rose,” by Is*on Jessel
Band to Horn! River.
Il«‘<*d as John Alden; piano, solo, in fact more than had been antici
Tlie
Iskdies
of
the
English
Lutheran
"March Mllitalre,” Rodney Esaölstyn. pated ro the latest comers found
Saxophone Solo—"Ix>v«*y Come Back," churcli are holding an all-day Imzaar
and a humorous debate, "Resolved. some of the viands had given
by Joe Young Mr. Boyd Cuddeford
and sale of hom«*-made articles and
Aged 79, James Gilespie Birney Tliat pumftkin pie is more appropriate Next time, however,' thts Win
by fancy work at the Hood River l»rug Chase, prominent citizen of Corvallis for Thanksgiving than cranberries.'' occur,
Overture — "Poet and Peasant. . ” J*
The fancy work and nigs
P.
Band
K. of
Ban«* Co. store December 13.
▼on Suppe ..
and father of Mrs. Earl 11. Shank, of It Is auflh'lent to «ay the affirmatives and also the candy sold well, Two
In the occupation of fanning there is nothing more cer
The I4H11«*« of the English Lutheran this city, answered ty taps Noveiulier won.
tain than the monthly cream check. There ia always
The singing of the "Star- quilts were won by Mrs. Nels Hagen
Man.” by N.
Fox Trot— "The
"Th«* Hoodoo Man.'
K. of
of P.
P. Band
Band «■hurch are holding an all-day bazaar 13. Mr. Birney was born at Great S|mngl«*d Banner" concluded the pro and Miss Ida Cunningham. The total
Brown.....................K.
Herb Brown
something
coming in. The better the conditions the
net receipts were about 880.
The
and sale of home-made articles and Vi alley, Cattaragus county, N. Y. He gram.
larger
the
check.
What I am offering here can be made
. You are lnvlt«*d to come
conn* and enjoy fancy work at the H cmm I River Drug descended from New Epgland fore
Mothers'
club
feels
grateful
to
all
City School Superintendent Cannon
into the best dairy proposition in the county. '
j the evening, and help the tsiys along. Co. store I Member 13.
fathers who nettled in Vermont and k«*e|M In «-Io««* contact with all th«* 35 who hel|s*d. Is>th with work and
Massachusetts long, before the Hevo- tea« hers of tin* city M-hisd«. It is patronage.
Remember the date, D«*c.
Dec. 3 and 4.
Walter McDougal left Saturday for
There are 95 acres in the tract, well located, 45 acres
customary to issue bulletins frequent
No advance In admission
adinissi«>n —the price Chicago and New York for a visit lutionary war.
Little Jimmy Furrow, who han
in cultivation, 3 in orchard and balance in timothy mea
member of Ella- ly. Here are some of the items.that
Mr.
Chase
was
a
re mains the same.
l>een In bed for the past .week, is not
with relatlv«*« and friends. He will worth Post, G. Ar R„ at CorvalliR.
1 remain«
dow. Rich soil and plenty of water at ail times. Good
apfieared
In
a
r«*cent
bulletin
:
improving
as
rapidly
as
it
wns
hoped
visit
the
west
coast
of
Florida
lM*fore
Rain,
Rain. Snow or Shine
He enlisted at the age of 19 in the
The
power
and
light
bills
for
Octo
6-room
dwelling, plastered; spring water piped into house
he
would.
We
hope,
however,
that
returning
to
the
valley.
band will give a street parade at
. i the _____
Hist infantry' regiment of New Y'ork
ilL
and bam. One stock barn and two hay bams.
noon Wednesday, Dec. 3. See the
them.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Taft left yes state. At the close of the war he ber were ratlor high in all schtsds before this goes to press he will be
terday by automatic for Eugene to was honorably discharged ns a cor excepting th«* Coe primary, where much better.
The price ie /8500, of which /3500 muet be in each.
spend Thanksgiving with their son, poral. Hla health not lieing robust. little light 1« ns«*d; aa yon can aw by
O. H. Hill and Harold Hagen en
This ie /4000 under the beet price at which thie property
Charles, student at the University of Mr. Chase s«*t out for the west at these ■mounts — Coe, 87.10; Park joyed some sport last week goose
street, $2ll<k>: junior high, 813.30;
hue ever been, quoted before.
Oregon.
tile close of tlie war. He stayed for high school. 845.85. The <*ost at the hunting at Blaylock.
8. J. Moore left Tuesday for Port a while at Elgin. Ill., going thence to high school was more than the three
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fletcher and
*9t44>r moi ¡o fivajy
land to join Mrs. Moon* anti daugh Dubuque. la. In 1871 he homestead other schools combined, lx*eaune its daughter, Emily, motored to Port
C. N. RAVUN, Realtor
ter, little Miss Virginia, siuF spend ed a tract near Coleman, 8. D. lights are used more in the day time land Thursday, returning Saturday.
Pythian Blk., Hood River
Thanksgiving with Mrs. W. J. Fur Twenty yearn later Mr. Chase moved and more at night. Feel free to use They were accompanied by Mrs. R.
to Mitchell county, la., where be re lights whenever needed, but he sure W. Reynolds.
nish, Mrs. Moore's mother.
St. Mark's Guild bazaar. Mt. Hood sided until 1911, when he moved t4> to turn them off when not n«*«*d<*d.
The regular meeting of the Parent-
hotel annex store room, Saturday, Corvallis.
Teacher Association will be held at
and
e«p«*einlly
when
you
leave
your
Mr. Chase was married in 1870 to room or detriment. No obj<*etlon la the school house Monday aftermsm
school life, instead of relegating It
D«*«emlM*r 13.
Lunch«*on. 11 to 2.
BARRETT
to his play time. AU who heard Rar.
Afternoon tea served.
Coin«* and Lucy King. One son was tsirn to made for the proper tine of isiwer at 2.30. Miss Juliet Whltteker, the
them, the mother dying in 1873. The
•«MOpUTM
bring your friends.
county nurse, will be there and it is J The Endeavor Society of the Valley Miller hoped that he might be iastru-
and
light.
It
is
tlie
wast«*ful
and
ex
Llewlyn, was killed while serv
hoped that all the members of the Christian church gave a pantomime inental in establishing this system tn
jno u| sXvjdsfp
Harry W.’ Farrell and family were son,
ing with a South Dakota infantry travagant na«* to which we object. A Parent-Teacher Association and the at the Christian church in town Bun Hood River, as haa been done suc
up
from
Portland
over
the
week
end.
little
from
many
persons
here
and
■BUijsuqQ 8tnt»4«[R
in the Spanish-American there through« nt the neho«d month mothers who do not Isdong to the day night.
cessfully in many places.
mid- regiment
Mr. Farrell is still «hipping
*'
war in the Philippines.
Mr. Chase
A social hour with refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith, Mr. and
pu» SutuiaaiS atp aog
Columbia apples for the Fruit Ex- was married in 1881 to Janette Bird- amounts to a great many dollars in P. T. A. will I m * present to extend
the hospitality of our community to Mrs. Guy Crapper and son, James, concluded the evening.
the
end.
Please
is*
careful.
port Corporation.
sail at Sioux Falls, 8. D., who with
Do help Mias Whltteker and hear what Rhe visited Mr. and Mrs. Trusty snd fam
Ar«* we too dignified?
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Batchelder have five daughters and three sons survive.
has to say about the health of the ily Bunday afternoon.
Queatien About
left for Portland to «¡M*nd the winter.
The Corvallis Gazette-Times, in an your dignity, but not too much, Do children.
Miss Alice Hays' girl friends, 12 lu
have at least one adventure jier week,
Editor Glacier: May I ask ■
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Follenius and obituary notice says:
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hoffmann left number, helped her celebrate her lion through tho columns of your
family are spending the winter at the
"Mr. (Jiase was an Ideal father and even if It 1« only racing with your
newspaper? The state laws regard
Batchelder residence on State street. husliand, a man of exemplary habits pupils or playing a school game. It for Portland Tuesday of last week. birtlutay Bunday afternoon.
The Barrett school will give a play ing the quarantine for scarlet fever
. attopnUna jaaixpap
Your Photograph will carry the and an industrious worker. He would will renew your voiith. Do read at They expect to be away a couple of
You deny himself that his faintly might l««st on«* book or two magazin«*« per months visiting relatives in Portland Tuestlay night which promises to be distinctly state«, Article C, section 28:
true wntiment of Christmas,
to wi Itq xno »S
week which will have no conne«-tl«n
"For patient and members of the
fine.
■re not so busy—we are not so busy get an education, and all were able with school work; they will have an and California.
William Gilkeraon spent the week
See to do so. He never said an unkind
Wm. Terrill, of the Mosier district, family, quarantine for not teas than
as we will I m * In December,
<*>nn~*tion.
end in Corvallis visiting friends and was shopping In Hood River Monday thirty (30) days.”
Eliy's Studio for an early appoint- word to his family, never spent an Indirect
Three Dont'a — Don’t say “No." attending the. O. A. C. homecoming and drove out to John Griffith's for day) from Dr. 1*. D. Stricker to the
hour loafing, and was broken hearted
ment. Phone 3752.
“Ves” is more constructive.
Don't
day) from Dr. FF. D. Stricker to the
Councilman E. M. Holman writes when he became too feeble to work. blame pupils for one day's stupidity: and the football game tietween O. A. a short visit.
C. and Oregon.
Mrs. J. K. Cole visited Mr. and Hood River Public Health Associa
"He planned to live a clean. Chris
from California that he and Mrs.
states that there to no modifica
He joined the Baptist perhaps it is your “off-day.” Don't
The Mothers' club met Tuesday at Mrs. Ed Phelps and family Friday, tion
Holman have taken quarters for the tian life.
scold.' a sinile wins more hearts and
tion of said taw for any special rases
winter at La Jolla, an alluring town church, all his life living up to its better l»ehavior. (Quoted from Edith the home of Mrs. J. O. Cameron with returning to Portland Saturday.
Theodore Gervais hss returned to that might occur in this county. May
Mrs. R« Creson as hostess. There
by the sea tie tween San Diego and Ideals . He overcame the brevity of Dexter Johnson. Norwi«*h, Conn.)
Portlsnd
after a few days’ visit at I be Informed how and why the scar
early
education
by
study,
perfecting
were
10
members
prtwent
and
all
en
Ixis Angeles.
A letter of congratulations was re
let fever case« in this county are be
himself in simple carpentry, penman
the Ed Phelps home.
joyed
a
pleasant
afternoon.
Born — To Mr .and Mrs. A. H. ship and other lines of book courses. ceived recently by A. M. CannAn. city
ing released at the end of three
Hot lunches were begun last week
Marsh, of Looking Glass. Monday, He prsctlcally overcame the obstacle school superintendent, from J. w.
weeks?
Respectfully,
Barrett Parent-Teacher News
November 10. a son. Mrs W. L. of frail health by going west and Crabtree, of Washington. D^_ C« ■ar- at the school to the delight of the
Frances Moller.
Barrett Parent-Teacher Association
i • - ■ -
Smith recently left for Looking Glass undertaking the hard work of pio- r«*tarr «*f the National Edficajlon children. Twenty-five cents was giveu
to spend the winter with her daugh neering in a new country.”
to Partain
Aamctation f-licitatlng The teachers by each memtier of the P. T. A. and held Its second meeting of the year
ter and family.'
< f Hoo«l ILv< r on 1IM) per cent metn by the families having children in Tuesday evening of last w«*ek, the
As scarlet fever ta spreading la
bership In 'he organl74iti<>p.
Hood school, which was enough to finance new president, Mrs. Roy Hays, pre town, there being a number of re
Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Button motored
Gravensteins ta Play Again
siding.
A
short
business
me«*tlug
was
the
lunches
«gall
I
some
entertainment
River haa 35 tenchers. Every teach
up from Portland Tuesday. Mr. But
followed by an Interesting program. ported cases, and in view of the fact
The Gravensteins. who made a hit
ton went back yesterday, but Mrs. recently with their dance music at er of tho citv is also a m«*ml>er of can be given to raise more. Dona- Miss Janet Blade, pianist, delighted that the health authorities must have
tioM
of
vegetables,
also,
were
col-
enforcing and
Button remained to spend Thaaks- their bow before local folk at the the Oregon Str.'e Teachers' Aaao«*ia-
with several selections, and Mrs. I better
, . , cooperation
, - _
. in
.
lected by the teachers.
maintaining the state taws on quar
giving with her parents, Mr. and Pythian hall, will hold forth at an- tfon.
Yeck.
Barrett's
principal,
gave
a
help-
Mr. and Mrs. C. Seeger have been ful talk on “Character Buildlug entlne,
- ----- by1 1
Mrs. W. J. Baker.
*n‘,n* parents
naronta of children throughout
thro«
other dance nett Saturday evening,
preparing their large flock of turkeys
Mrs. E. A. Baker's Mother Passes
the county are advised to keep their
The Woman's Union of Rivemlde They declare they will play the same
Through
Reading.
”
Mrs.
Ybck
em
Home
for
the
Thanksgiving
market,
■
children
at
home
and
away
from town
church will meet tonjprrow, Friday, “old stepping music.”
Word has Jud l>een received here were shipped to Seattle.
phasized the fact that such qualities
at a 12.30 luncheon at the church.
The Gravensteins will play at a of the dcfltl) of Mrs. Hsrah A. Col-
as courage, truthfulness and courtesy contacts during this vncatloa west
(Flgnsd)
Hosace Gilkeraon spent the week can be made desirable to Use child-
After the luncheon they will engage «tance at Odell next Wednesday even- Imrn. mother of Mrs. E. A. Baker.
Educational O osl «<*.*.
In sewing for the Hood River hos Ing.
Mrs. Colburn was well known here, end in Moro on business.
through properly directed reading.
pital. Bring your needle and thimble.
lira. Fred Ingalls has be«i very
Her death occurred at the home of
Following Mrs. Yech's talk, Rev. L
1023 Chevrolet Cenpe
Mrs. Baker In Portland last Thnrs- sick with tonsilltls but la much Im- H. Miller, rector of St. Mark's, spoke,
Miss Margaret Pineo will have a
Mrs. Raker accompanied the proved now.
This car has had less than 10,000 day.
taking as his sul>je«*t, "The FV.*.r:h R
gift shop of plain and fancy gifts
The Mothers’ club meeting will be In Education.” He gave ■ convincing
for Christmas at the "Margaritte mil«*« of car«*ful running and la In remains to Chicago for Interment.
held at the home of Mrs. (’heater ■nd interesting talk on the desirabil crop u
Shoppe” at the Hood River Drug Co., exceptionally fine condition. It offer«
Read’s Radio Shop will be open Hat Chevron Thursday. December 4. All ity of religious education being made
for Christmas at the "Margaritte closed car comfort at a reasonable
price. Bennett Brothers
• part of the cbild'a business or
December fl.
urdaya nnlil 0 p- m.
members please be present.
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