The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-07-25

II. II. Taylor and wife, of Crescent
! Pa. who have been visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. W. j. WaIdie, who recently re
moved from this city to Washougal
Wash, returned to their home las
Thursday by this city. Mr.. Waldie
who was formerly their neighbor il
Pennsylvania, accompanied them here
DR.. IL. A. Lathrop, who is. pastor Of
the Methodist church at Creston. la.
and who is spending his vacation here
with Mrs. Lathrop visiting his son,
Albert Lathrop, of the firm of Morlan
4 Lathrop, and daughter, Mrs. +. o.
Hall, has been appealed to by local
citizens and will diver another sermon
mere next Sunday at the Methodist
church.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the local camp of
Women of Woodcraft held at the X. of
F. hall last Thursday evening: Mrs.
Julia Wall, guardian neighbor Mrs.
Katherine Slaven, advisor Mrs. Mary
Ely, magician; Mrs. Helen Horton,
captain of guards; Miss Lenora Wall,
musician; Mrs. Matte Nickelsen, at
tandant; Mrs. Anna Anderson, inside
sentinel.
Mrs. Geo. Lawrence is reported sick
at their home in Portland. The Law
renee family have been spending con-
siderable time at intervals in their
home on Avalon Way and were just
preparing to again leave Portland for
Hood River when Mrs. Lawrence was
taken suddenly ill. The Lawrences
are one of the old business families OF
Portland and rank among its finest cit
lzens.
George Sunday, son of Rev. BILLY
Sunday, who is spending the summer
on his ranch here, became seriously i'll
last Wednesday while climbing to the
summit of Mount Rainier, which is
l4,5 500 feet high. The young man
became violently i'll, but after rest
proceeded to the top. His campanion,
| j. Jensen, of Cedar Falls, Ia, fel
unconscious when the summit was
reached.
The ladies missioary circle of the
Baptist church gave their annual lawI
social Thursday evening at the hom'
of Mrs. Marshall Hill. on the Heights
The lawn was beautifully lighted
through the courtesy of Mr.. Day. Mis-
Ida Bryant, Miss Edgington and Mis-
Taylor rendered delightful musical Sc
lections. Miss Jewe Taylor gave tw'
splendid readings. Cooling refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
evening spent.
Grace u. B. church, Oak and Sixt
streets. Sunday school at 10 a. m
Sermon and morning worship at ii q
m, c. E. at Z o'clock. At p. III. tn
pastor will speak on "The Testimonie
of Two converts to Christianity-On
Pharisee's of the First Century, tn
Other Unitarian's of the Twentiet
Century. Special vocal music and
violin duet by two of Hood River
musicians. Everybody welcome. J. i
Parsons. minister.
The following guests have been
Mrs. Alma Howe's this week: Mri
Charles Chamberlain and family,
Portland Mrs. Frank Kerr and tw
children. Portland MISS Susan Smitl
Boston, Mass Miss Marians sIhun, 81
attic, Wash, Mrs. 0smun Royal, Por
land; Mrs. B. P. Thompson. Portland
and Bert Anderson. chief electrical II
/ spector of Portland. Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Mccall and child, who have bee
, here for the past several weeks, ha'
left for their ranch in central Orego
} Rev. Frank Spaulding, who was pa
) tor of the church IA years ago, deli
cred strong sermon at the Method
+. church last Sunday morning.