The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-17
CDELL.

Mrs. Edwin Anders and little son,
Ellis, of Portland, have been here Wis
iting Mrs. Anders parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G. W. Lafferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. ADe Lafferty, of Port
land, spent few days last week visit
ing at the home of MIR. Lafferty's
brother, G. W. Lafferty.
Mrs. Matilda Wood came home last
Thursday. She was accompanied from
Long Beach, Calf, by her friend,
Mrs. Galbreath. Mrs. Galbreath re-
mained until Sunday then started on
the return trip.
Saturday Mrs. S. d. Fisher, of Mo
sier, and Mrs. Byron Rogers, of Hood
River, came out for visit with their
mother, Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman and little
daughter. Irma, left Monday for Can
non Beach for ten days outing.
Mrs. Towle, of Orchards, Wash, re-
turned to her home Monday after hav-
mig spent the time since the funeral of
her husband with her daughter, Mrs.
John Kroeger. Mrs. Towle's grandson
and his wife came up to accompany her
home.
Last Wednesday about twelve men
gathered to shingle the roof of the
new church. A lot of shingling done
gave evidence that they had been
busy. Dinner was served by the
Methodist Ladies Aid Society. August
9th is the date set for dedication.
Announcement of plans for the day
will probably be made next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Kemp spent a
few days last week at Cloud Cap Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Mccoy and A.
Mccoy expect to spend some time at
the Beach before going to Clatskanie,
where Mr.C. X. Mccoy has a position
in the schools for the following year.
Miss Viola Mapes and Martha Fergu-
son are in Astoria atteding the cele-
bration of Astoria's hundredth ami
versary. Nj. Hawthorn also went
down for short stay.
. The following party went to Mt.
Hood late last week and all went as
far as Cooper's Spur: MIR. and Mrs.
b. r. Richter, Albert, Fred and Ralph
Richter, M. Mapes, Almont Ferguson,
Wieden. Geo Ogden and Albert Kollas
made the ascent to the Summit, five
of the party breaking the years record
by fifteen minutes.
Mrs. Nancy Bradley and daughters,
Matte and Myrtle and Blanche Latter
ty went to Lost Lake Monday. Mrs.
Bradley's nephew, Raymond Gribble
took the party from the Billings home
to Mt. Hood.
4. Lacey, W. A. Lockman and Wal
ter Bradley went to Lost Lake last
week.
Jos. Moore, E. T. Hull and j. W.
Mcdonald went to Badger Lake last
week for weeks hunting.
Margaret Barrett, of Fir. has been
visiting Mrs. E. W. Dunbar.
Miss Susie Moore has been visiting
friends on the West Side.
Remember the concert at the |. o.
q. +. Hall Friday tomorrow at S:l5
p. IN. A rare treat in the musical
line. The program follows:
|. Seventh Concerto. De Beriot
Messrs. Ernest E. Fitzsimmons and
Louis E. Des Voignes.
2. Madrilena. Paul Wachs.
MIR. Des Voignes.
3. Where Ignorance Is Bliss.
Howard Fielding.
Alice Clark.
A. A Gypsy Maiden. Henry Parker.
Mrs. Guy F. Smith.
B. (al Humoresque. Dvorak.
(b) Minuett in G No. ~.
L. Won Beethoven.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons.
6. The Gift of Tact.
Chas. Battell Loomis.
Alice Clark.
z. Husheen.
Alicia Adelaide Needham.
Mrs. Guy F. Smith.
8. Polonaise in E Minor.
MacDowell.
Mr.. Des Voignes.
3. Hungarian Rhapsody.
Nj. Hauser.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons and Mr.. Des Voignes.
G. W. Marvel, of Olex, Ore, re-
turned to his home late last week after
having spent several days visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. t. w.
Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Marvel, OF
Central Illinois, left Monday for Port
land the via Canadian route home.
They visited their neice. Mrs. I. W
Atkinson. Mrs. Atkinson's brother,
Arthur Navel, sf Dufur, spent Sunday
night at the home of Mrs. Atkinson
and left Monday for Portland with his
uncle and aunt.
Mrs. A. B. Manley, Mrs. V. E.
Manley, Mrs. M. F. Kelley and Miss
Gertrude Nelson, of Portland. and Miss
Mae Ross. of Los Angeles. Calf.