The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-03
UNDERWOOD.
(Too late for last week. }

Mrs. A. J. Haynes and Mrs. David
son, who have been visiting in Wash
ougal, returned home Sunday. Both
enjoyed the visit very much
Mr.. .and Mrs. Gerald Beebe, of Port
land, spent the week end at the Bear
| Springs Ranch with MIR. and Mrs.
Love.
M. S. Smith and Claude Dawson are
spending these warm days at Seaside
enjoying the ocean breezes.
Frank Hogg just returned from the
beach.
Mrs. Jacobson and little daughter
are up from Portland for the summer
on their homestead. Miss Butterfield
came last week.
W. F. Cash, Geo. Hewett and Henry
Love have been appointed appraisers
of the property of the Thomas Brother
ton estate. 1t is in the Norway see
tion.
The directors of the Apple Growers
Union held very interesting
at the Union building the first of the
week.
Messrs. SIade, McCracken, Olsen,
| Carnine, and Fox, of Husum, were
calling on the orchardists of this sec
tion last week.
Mr.. Shipley, who recently sold his
orchard in Hood River, is thinking of
moving to his orcnard on this side of
the Columbia. We sincerely hope that
he will.
Mrs. w. B. Rine is visiting in Port
land. Dorothy Cash, who has been
visiting in Vancouver, will return with
her on Tuesday.
A couple of young ladies from the
East are visiting with Mrs. Love and
her son, Henry. 1t is to be hoped that
| they, or one of them at least, will fall
in love with the country and decide to
remain here.
Mr.. Brooks and family, from Boston,
who recently purchased land from Mr..
Goddard, has arrived and are at home
at Acorn Lodge. until their new resi-
dence can be completed.
|. H. Amos, of Portland, and family
are spending their vacation at the
ranch.
Mrs. =. |. Packard, who is visiting
in Portland, will be compelled to make
her visit .longer one than she Sin
tended to as she has sprained her
ankle.
Mrs. Clarke entertained the Ladies
Club last week. All present.were de-
lighted with their hostess and her
mode of,entertaining. The Club meets
with Mrs. Cooper this week.
The writer has seen fine cherries,
but Enothing that could be compared
with the Bings from the orchard of
Keely & Dubois. They were almost as
large as hens eggs.
The peach season is at hand again.
The peaches are just as luscious as
they were last year and the year
before. MIR. Kelley began to ship last
week.
The stockholders of the Understood
Telephone Co. had a very profitable
meeting last Saturday. Important
business was discussed after which an
election was held. All of the old
board was reelected with the excep-
tion of Mr.. Hussey, MIR. Stickney hav-
ing been elected in his place.
The launch party the other evening
was very enjoyable affair and it is to
be regretted that there were not more
able to have gone.
Miss Stickney has company at the
Highlands.
G. G. Griffeth and mother, Mrs.
Simpson, visited in Portland last week.
Mrs. Hedricks and family have
moved into their new modern bunga-
low
Claude Arisman and his witnesses
leave for Vancouver Tuesday where
Caude will prove up on his homestead.
The new bungalow on Mr.. Smith s
lot in the Hamilton addition is nearing
completion. This is to be occupied by
MIR. Greiner and family.