The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-10-12

The topic for discussion at the Mems
Mutual Improvement League at the
Baptist church reading room next Fri
day night will be: Governor West s
Prison Policy" A. G. Staten will open
the discussion. All men interested in
the treatment of the criminal class are
invited to be present.
An exchange of pulpits between Mr..
HargreaVes and VanNuys of the Upper
Valley, which had beenplanned for next
Sunday, has been postponed and Mr..
Hargreaves will preach in the Baptist
/ church as usual. For next Sunday
night special song service is being
prepared for the opening exercises.
Everybody welcome.
! Mr.. and Mrs. K. N. Armstrong, whC
have been visiting at the home of then
son, Leonard Armstrong, will start
! for their home in Peoria, Ill.,, today
| Mrs. Armstrong has been here for the
past six weeks. MIR. Armstrong came
out from the east last week to accom-.
pany her on the return trip.
For Sale-Good residences lot OF
Cascade Ave. Easy terms f. 0
Blanchar. ol2
| One of the pleasant social events OF
| last week was the dinner party giver
by MIR. and Mrs. d. G. Eccles at Dee
I in honor of their guest, Miss Lucille
/ Dunn, of Portland. Guests from HooC
River were net in the early evening
and carried to Dee in Mr.. Eccles rail
! road automobile. The return trip tC
town was also made in the car.
M. c. Clark and DIR. Geo. Hadlock,
! of Madison. Wisconsin, who are visit.
! ing w. M Kollock, of Underwood, d
brother of DR.. Kollock, spent several
days last week looking over the Val.
! ley. Both own pronerty in the Under.
wood section. Mr. Clark is cashier OF
| the First National Bank at Madison.
! Alfred Jensen, Santa Barbara, Gal.
contractor, who has been here superin-
tending the work done by the Jacob
SEN Bade Co. of Portland on the new
sewer systems, left last Thursday for
+ his southern home. Mr.. Jensen, how
ever, says that he thinks that he will
! come here and locate. The country
beats anything he has ever seen, he
says.
/ At the Baptist Church at an early
date there will be given an entertain
I ment of unusual merit, both in a liter
/ ary and musical sense. The program
/ is under the superintendent of MIS-.
! Louise Bss,yden, who will give several
of her choice readings. She will be
ably assisted by miss Ida j. Bryant.
/ and other well known musicians. A
few of Mrs. Boyden's pupils will also
take part. The date and program will
be given later.
ItsJ. II. Ballwep, formerly of Baker,
! but now located here as an electrical
engineer. was married last Wednesday
noon, October 4, to sMiss Hazel Ditte.
brandt, daughter of DR.. ard Mrs. NJ.
/ M. Dittebrandt, of Cascade Locks.
/ The ceremony was performed in that
city by Rev. Chas. Ii. Neiiof The
young couple will make their home
here.
Mrs W. T. Laraway- and cousin, Mrs
! M. F. Shafer, left Tuesday noon fol
the Middle West. Mrs. Shafer, whC
has been visiting relatives here and al
Eugene, is returning to her home al
Omaha. MIS-. Laraway goes for q
visit with her mother Il Winterset, la
She will also visit her old home al
Gienwood. where Mr.. and Mrs. Lara,
way resided for 40 years, and friends
at Red Oak, Council Bluffs, Lincoln
Des Moines and Atlantic.
Wanted work for team hauling ap
piles. wood, etc. Phone 9Xl Odell.
If C. r. Schmick