The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
BELMONT

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Davis and John
Wynn spent Sunday at Sunnyside ranch
with Clarence Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ellis and daughter,
Belle, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eastman
and Lou Louis spent Sunday on the El-
lis ranch
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Blalock, Miss Ida
Jones and John Stewart spent Sunday
at the Falls,
Miss Hazel Smith has started to work
in the real estate office OF j. H. Veil
bronner & Co., as stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Merrill returned
from their trip in the valley. White
away they visited Forest Grove and Me
Minnville.
j. R. Nunamaker has returned from
his ranch,
Mrs viii Chubb and Verna Chubb
speut Saturday and Sunday with Il e
home folks. Her visits are short and
sweet-not long enough to say ''helo"
to the neighbors.
Will Somervlle is working on the
Fenwick ranch at Oak Grove
W. L. Smith sold bis ranch Of five
acres to Mr.. Berry, of Idaho. Land il
Belmont is increasing in value right
along. Mr. Smith received $500 per
acre,
Mr.. StralNm is working for Mr.. Wood
in Hood River.
A. A. GatcheIl is working in Hood
River.
w. J. Wollum is employed at Mosier
Miss Eta Bancroft is entertaining
quite parry Of eastern friend.. They
are enjoying themselves driving around
Fred Blal9ck has some Japs digging
his potatoes.
Miss Lena Isenberg starts to school
at FranktOn this week. She will re-
view her studies before examination.
At the teachers institute at The
DaIes we will soon be seeing some OF
the lady teachers whose homes are III
Belmont,
Miss Pearl Eby will soon be the proud
possessor Of piano.
Mrs Isenberg and daughter, Lena
visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ar
mold in Hood River.
Miss O'Neil has been laid up with a
severe attack of lumbago. DR.. Sharp
attended her, helping her at once.
The Ladies Aid assisted by friends,
rendered the new pastor, Rev, II. }
Wood, and wife, a surprise reception
last Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland Short ad.
dresses on behalf of the church, Sunday
school, Ladies Aid and friends were
given, also a short musical program
which was greatly enjoyed by all
Sandwiches, cake, pickles and cOtte
were served by the ladies and social,
get-acquainted time was INDUCED I'M
Many good wishes for the WORK of the
church this conference year were pN
pressed by all. At late hour we left
for our different homes, thanking Mr.
and Mrs Mcfarland for their kindness
in giving us the use of their home ioI
the reception.
Mr. and Mrs, II. H. Jantzen, Mr.. anC
Mrs, G. r. Miller and son, speht Wed
neslay at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. F
G. Church.
CnaFleS MllltT Is Stllln out SIIdNbtI
ries on the Lindy place for Mr.. MorIan
who lately purchased the place.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the hOm
Of Mrs. Sherrieb next THURSDAY after
noon at 2 O'Clock,
Rev. H. J. Wood has invested in
horse and buggy.
Our first quarterly meeting will b
held at Belmont Tuesday, October 3
D. S. Skipworth will preach and admin
lister the Sacrament in the evening
Services at 7.3R p. m. Let every on
attend this service.
Mr.. Regnell, who purchased the Saus
ser place, is getting nicely ettled
Their goods came last week, so the
will feel more at home with their ow
furniture.
Marsh Isenberg is wanted in Idah
to ackp fruit.
FIG. Church has purchased the Diet
place of three acres on Lyman Smit
avenue. More Of the Belmont goo
people to move from among us.