The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-07-23
Miss Eva Brock left Wednesday
evening for q visit at Walla Walla.

evening 1or vlslt AT Walia Whlla.
Mrs. c. Greisen left last week for
Albany, on visit with her parents
who reside there.
DIR. and Mrs. F. b. Hasbrouck from
out Of town are the guests of the doc.
tors brother at Barrett.
j. ". Shipley, who went to Hepp-
ner Monday on business trip, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Robinson went to Forest
Grove Sunday where she will spend a
week visiting with relatives.
Fred. Stanley, of Portland, visited
Hood River Saturday In connection
with his business interests here.
Mrs. Frank Davenport, Jr.. is at
Logan, Utah, where she will remain
for some time visiting her mother.
MIR. and Mrs. F. W. McReynolds
are enjoying visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Gibson, of The
Dalles.
B. F. Shoemaker has purchased the
property of FL. II. Bailey, who left
Hood River this week to locate in
Portland.
Miss Elizabeth Quinn, of Seattle,
who will make an extended visit at
Hood River, is the guest of Miss Mae
Davidson.
Mrs. e. I. Keir has taken possession
of the new residence recently con-
structed for her by Hall Il Wolfe on
Sherman Avenue.
Miss Eva Coshow left last Thursday
for Vancouver, Wash. where she may
decide to stay as instructor In deaf
and dumb institution.
Charlie Morse, who returned from a
fishing trip at Lost Lake last week,
reports good sport and plenty of
mosquitoes at that popular resort.
Miss White, accompanied by her
mother, has taken up her residence in
The Dalles, where she has secured
position as teacher In the high school
there.
lamp Osborne, who played bell
with the Spokane team early In the
season, left last week for Chehalis,
Wash. where he is pitching for the
club In that city.
Rev. John Bentzien, acting cores
ponding secretary of the Oregon Bap-
tist State Convention, will speak at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening. Topics, State
Mission" and "Reaping the Whirl-
wind"
The two little Chinese girls, the
daughters of Moi Ling, of Portland,
who have been visiting at the home
of s. e. Bartmess, have returned to
that city and will this week be in
attendance at the chautauqua meeting
at Gladstone Park.
s. h. Bartmess received word Mon
day that his nephew, Harry Strothers,
of Nowata, Okl sustained injuries
on July 4th that will disfgure him for
life. The young man was setting off
a bomb that was supposed to explode
in the air, but which burst prema-
turely tearing hole In his cheek and
blowing away part OF his chin.
!. An alarm of fire was given Saturday
afternoon for blaze that started In
the home OF Mrs. Adams at Paradise
Farm. The fire however proved to be
of little consequence as 1t was con-
fined to the SCOT In the chimney and
did no damage. The fremen re-
sponded promptly but their services
were not needed. sssas ssEas
Miss Rose Moore, a niece of Mr..
and Mrs. V. q. Brock, who has been
visiting them, returned to her home
in Boise Friday. Mr.. and Mrs Brock
also recently entertained their nephew
II. A. wilkins. who is a student at
the Ann Arbor University in Michi.
gan, for few days.
Mrs. ii. L. Bevaus. sister of Emmet
Nc Msnamns, who died here last week
and was buried Sund ~, arrived at
Hood River Tuesday from Mulberry,
Kansas. Until her arrival here Mrs.
Bevans was unaware OF her brothers.
! death. Wednesday she LETT for Astor
la where she resides and expects later
to remove her brothers. body to that
city for interment.
Mr., and Mrs. w. T. Beveridge, who
have been making Hood River their
home for some time, lett last week for
Puyallup, Wash. Mr.. Beveridge, who
Ia a civil engineer, had charge of the
construction of the bridge work on
the North Bank railroad from Cook g
Landing to Lyle and having comriet-
ID the work found 1t necessary to re-
move his family to new field of
labor.
Mics Bertha Fuller. formerly with
the Pacific States Telephone Com
psny, hut now attending to the wants
Of the sofia water patrons Of Esson 4
Currin, 10 representing the Portland
Telegram in the contest 1t has inaug.
uratsd to send young lady from O
number OF Oregon towns on trip to
the yea shore TOR two weeks on condi-
tion thar they obtain 80 su bscribers.
Miss Fuller has already obtained more
than half the number necessary and
with little help from Hood River
residents will be able to enjoy we'll
deserved vacation.