The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-07-21
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Tuesday of last week Chas. DAVIS
fell from a load of hay and broke his
arm DR. Shaw was called and gave
the injured member surgical attention.
Fred Bradley was helping ms
brother. Walter, in the blacksmith
shop Tuesday July 18th and after hav-
inc been very busy for some time
shoeing horses, he suffered a light
stroke of paralysis. DIR. Shaw at
tended him and the young ma n I'M
proved and was soon able to be about.
Mrs. Eggleston was quite i'll several
days last week.
Mrs. T. W. Atkinson ana son, Earl,
and daughter, Lucille, went to Golden
dale Wash. last Friday for visit
with Mrs. Atkinson's daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Lyman.
/. A. E. Clark went to Portland last
Friday.
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman had very
narrow escape from death near Sum
mit station on the Mt. Hood railroad,
Saturday.
A friend who was visiting the Coe
and Rowerman families received tel
ephone message from Hood RIVER
stating that little nephew was lying
at the point of death and Mrs: Bower
man accompanied this friend hoping
to be able to reach Summit IN time
To take the evening train down to
Hood River. They met the train leav-
inc Summit and Mrs. Bowerman
noticed that a little dog, pet of the
family for years, was on the track.
She attempted to save the dog and
barely escaped with her life. She
suffered severely from shock. The
dog was knocked senseless but recov'
cred. Mrs. Bowerman's host OF friends
are very glad she is still with them.
The F. &. N. Club spent delightful
afternoon with Mrs. 0. II. Rhoade'
last Thursday. Following the pro
gram the hostess served ice cream
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Reichow the afternoon o,
Thursday, July %.
The new officers of Hazel Rebekatl
Lodge are: Mrs. Katie Carnes, N. q.
Miss Viola Masiker, V. G.; Mrs
Bertha Folts, sec; Mrs. Helen Lock
man, treas.
Word received from Mrs. j. W
Strong, of Washougal Wash, tells u
she is slowly improving.
The officers recently installed !
Kemp Lodge are: 0. H. Rhoads, y
G; George Sheppard, sec.; j. W
Wilson, treas.
Mrs. Crocker, of Ashland, has bee
visiting the families of Geo. and Ere
Coe and G. E. Bowerman.
G. F. Conley, formerly of Odeii
will locate in Corvallis where he WI
take possession of furniture bushes
August l.
The members of the young men
Sunday School class entertained th
members of the young ladies class ar
friends very pleasantly last Saturda
evening. The evening passed quickly
games about huge bon fire. RetresI
ments consisting of ice cream and cak
were served. A novel feature W;
that the cakes were "built'' by men
bers of the young mems class al
while we personally could not vouch
to their quality the young ladies, to
sure, pronounced them delicious.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lafferty and frien
Mr.. Fisher, of Weiser, Id, stoppt
Sunday for a short visit with M
Lafferty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Lafferty and other relatives; A
ter leaving here the party will to-
Alaska.
VIM. Lenz, of Dukes Valley, wi
has been i'll at the home of his mothe
Mrs. Anna Lenz, since July 3, was
moved to the hospital in Hood XIV
one day last week. Mr.. Lenz suite
from typhoid-malaria.
Mrs. Katherine Kemp received
long distance telephone message ire
Portland Monday stating that MI
Kemp's sister. Mrs. Wood, was n
expected to live through the da
Mrs. Kemp left on the first trai
Mrs. Wood had lost an infant abe