The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-04-27

Oscar Vanderbilt was in Portland the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Davidson spent
Monday in Portland.
e S. A. Clark, of White Salmon, was
here Saturday on business.
Mrs. R. J. Mcsaac, of Parkdale, was
in the city Sunday.
The Sass Soucil club will meet with
Mrs. Imholtz at her home on State
street.
A. N. Swallow, who is now located
in Portland, was here Sunday visiting
friends.
After a fortnight at Mrs. Howe's Miss
Hazel Rolph has returned to her home
in Portland.
H. S. Burpee, of Wenatchee, is now
living on the G. D. Woodwork place in
the Upper Valley.
Mrs. J. F. Thompson, of Husum, is
visiting in town. Mr.. Thompson re-
Gently disposed of his power plant at
Husum.
Rev. E. A. Harris is in Portland
attending the local association of Con-
gregational churches, as the preacher
for this session.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. McClain, Sr., of
Ohio, arrived here Monday for an ex-
tended visit at the home Of their son,
E. L. McClain, Jr.
J. M. FAcheson, wife and little
daughter, of Portland, were here Sun
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Ross.
Mr.. Acheson is brother of Mrs. Ross.
| ]. M. Carroll, former manager of the
Moser Apple Growers Union, is re-
coverinsg at the Cottage hospital
where he was operated on for appendi-
citis.
The pastor and delegates from the
local church will attend a counsel at
Bingen next Friday afternoon of the
newly organized Congregational church
there.
EsJ. A. Cook and wife, who recently
sold their place near town, have moved
tosPortand, where they are at present
residing with Mrs. Edith Neil, their
daughter.
The subject of the sermon at the
Unitarian church next Sunday is,
'"True and False Liberalism" Are all
the liberals in the liberal churches? or
Are all in fthe liberal churches truly
liberal? All are cordially invited.
Mrs. John Hinrichs returned last
evening from Portland, where she
recently had an operation performed
on her left eye. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. c. D. Hinrichs, who has
been with her during her convalesence.
W. S. Montgomery, state agent of
the American Central Life Insurance
Co., left yesterday for three weeks
trip through Eastern Oregon. He states
that he finds the insurance business
good in every part of the state.
C. P. Ross will return soon from the
Hotel Oregon to his home on Cascade
avenue, which has been occupied dur,
ing the winter by A. j. Derby anC
family. Mr.. Derby and family will
occupy the Hall house recently pur
chased from E. G. Smith.
The funeral services of James Brown
a old resident of White Salmon, whC
died at his home at that place Friday
were held here Saturday at the Catho
lie church. The body was returned t
White Salmon, where it was buried il
he Odd Fellows cemetery.
The eastern trip of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry H. Avery was postponed OF
account of Mrs. Avery's sickness. Mrs
Avery has been confined at the Mt
Hood hotel since Monday with a severe
cold. They had planned to go by Cali
fornia to Connecticut, their forme
home, where they intended to sum
mer.
The Junior class of the Hoo
River High School entertained th'
fourteen members of the grad
uating class Saturday night at tn,
Odd Fellows hall. The president o
the hosts, Miss Else McLucas, address
ed the Seniors. Earle Spaulding re
sponded for that class. Delicious re
freshents were served.
M. M. Hill, who spent last week il
Portland at a sanitarium, where he un
derwent a surgical operation for tn
removal of an abscess from beqind tn
eye Because of the proximity of tn
abscess to the center of many nerves
gave Mr.. Hill much pain. However
the operation has given him relief an
he returned home Saturday.
t Mrs. Edmund T. Sipson will give
tea on Friday afternoon from three t
? five at the Rectory in honor of St
. Marks Guild and the ladies connecte
with the Episcopal church in Hoo
7 River Valley. Invitations have bee
D issued to all Guild members and a
{ ladies interested in the work of 81
D Marks.
Jos. A. Wilson spent the past wee
in Portland, attending the Portland
e Los Angeles baseball games. MI
Wilson, who is an enthusiastic lover G
t the national sport. is a great favoriit
] with the Portland team. He presente
f the members of the aggregation with
e box of Hood River fancy apples on hi
e visit, theseffect of which doubtless ha
t much to do with Sundays game. Port
t land swamped the Californians by
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