The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-09-12

Miss Judge and Miss Conrad, of
Portland. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L..Upson, in the Oak Grove district
over Sunday, returning home Tuesday.
FsMr. and Mrs. Elmer Latferty re-
turned Saturday from the Bitter Root
Valley, where they spent the summer.
MIR. Lafferty had charge of orchard
work in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Thompson went
to The Dalles Tuesday to attend the
weddn of Mrs. Thompson's niece, Miss
Mildred Mulliken. to Floyd Funk, an
orchardist near Husum.
B. B. Pratt. of Washington D. c.,
who is investigating the cold storage
and its effect on fIut, for the govern
ment, was here one day last week and
went from here to Yakima.
Paul Neldon, of Parkdale, was quite
severely injured the latter part of the
week while chopping wood, his fore
arm being badly cut, it requiring sew
eral stitches to close the wound.
While operating the tile machine at
the Bradley Bros. cement block and
tile factory last Friday, Arlo Bradley
caught one of this fingers in the ma
chine, tearing off the finger nail.
Rev. Frank Spauling and family,
who have been here for the summer.
left Monday evening for Les Perces.
lda., where Rev. Spaulding will again
take up the work of the ministry.
W. H. Lapman, of Washington, d.
c., was in Hood River last week in the
interest of the government, investigat-
ing the soil survey that has been made
here and at White Salmon this sum-
mer.
w. G. Aldred, of Mosier, had busi-
ness in Hood River Monday. Mr.. AL
dred is raising chickens on his ranch
near Mosier, and says it is profitable
business, as a side issue in his young
orchard.
4 Chas. Brooks. pathologist, Bureau of
Plant Industry, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington. b. c., is
spending a few days in Hood River.
His work is the study of peach and
apple diseases.
j. M. Wright was up from Gresham
Monday on business. MIR. Wright is
building a residence for Frank Caddy
at that place. and says he may stay at
Gresham all winter il he finds work to
keep him busy. but will ultimately go
to Marshiield.
Walter Ford is suffering from case
of blood poisoning in his hand, con-
tracted while working in the Young
packing house. He scratched his hand
on piece of bone. and getting blood
in the cut. while butchering, caused
the poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Clark returned
Tuesday from Lake Lytle, near Tilla-
nook. where they have a cottage and
where they spent the summer. After
attending to business matters here
they will return for stay until winter
weather sets in.
Leon Littlefield met with a serious
accident Monday. While coming from
Young's packing house on his horse
the animal slipped and fell with him
in such a manner that he dislocated
the ankle and broke the bone of his
leg at the ankle.
Mrs. Ida Jones, sister of Mrs. H. L..
Dumble, is in the Cottage hospital re-
covering from an operation, which
was performed Monday. Her daugh-
ter, who has been with her, returned
to her home in Portland yesterday af-
ternoon.
Slocom's Book Store has just com
plted two new views of Mount Hood,
one of them postal card size, both
taken from Huckleberry mountain.
| One shows a portion of the mountain
and Bull Run lake. and the other a
new view of Mount Hood with beauti-
full cloud effects.
The directors of the East Fork
| Irrigating Co. have hada blue print
made showing the boundaries OF
the new proposed irrigation district,
and the same will be placed inthe
| Commercial club rooms where it car
be seen by those interested.
&c. G. Metcalf and family left last
week for Portland. where Mr.. Metcali
mas purchased grocery store at the
corner of Thirty-third and Division
streets. Mr.. Metcalf was compelled
to resign his position with the Noun
Hood railroad on account of i'll health
Grace U. B. church, Oak and Sixth
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sermon ant
communion service at II o'clock. c. E
at 6 80. Special musical numbers ant
discourse at 7:30. DIR. P. o. Bone
brake will conduct the quarterly meet
ing on Monday night. Everybody vel
come. j. B. Parsons, pastor.
| Announcements have just been re
ceived by friends IN the city, of tb
marriage of Miss Mary Howard Nut
ting, who was recently connected wit
the hospital for a short time, to Rev
Thomas Edward ies,..September {
at Randolph Center, Vermont. MI
Davies is from Hartford. Conn.