The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-22

reaches for canning. Crawfords. &c
per pound. Phone 247-N.
Judge 4. ]. Derby has been confined
sl:s!s sn nome this week. suffering from a
Hear Billy Sunday in the grove AZ
farkdale. Sunday, Aug. lS. Train
raves Hood River a. m, returning
leaves Parkdsle 4 pm.
Miss Robinson. who has been here
Two weeks with her sister, Mrs. L. F.
henderson, at her home. Conmar,
returned to her home in Portland Mon
day evening.
Miss Emma Everitt, of Hillsboro,
Ore., came IN Sunday for a short visit
with the family Of G. l.. Kirkpatrick,
gong from here 10 Overlook Home
stead IN the Underwood district 10 look
after interests there.
Miss Tessa Benson was hostess at a
dinner party given TO a number of
friends Tuesday evening at the Mt.
Hood hotel. The guests were Misses
ldel WoodwOrth, Nettie Allen, Mae
Davidson, Della Northey, Lucille John
son. Virginia johnson, Anna Vannett,
and Roy Dean, Clarence Gilbert and
Ted - Donaldson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marian r. Neal. who
were married here week before last
have returned TO Rainer, Wash, from
which point they eloped. The young
lady's father. Mr.. Shumway, of that
place. came here and was very angry.
he was told by men who had employed
the young groom that he was an ex-
emplary fellow and became paeiiied.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Reed, who left
last Thursday for Minneapolis, their
old home. will make the journey over
the Canadian Pacific. They will visit
friends in Seattle and stop at Vancou-
yer, Victoria and Lake Laggan.
Mrs. ]. J.. Hutchins sustained a
painful injury to her left hand last
week, when opening glass jar. She
was prying off the lid with sharp
pointed knife when the instrument
slipped and pierced the heshy part of
her hand.
We have a client who is in the
market for a Hood River bearing or
chard. Wants from 10 TO 20 acres
in full bearing. Must be real bargain
Homer G. Day & CO., White Salmon
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Strahorn, OF
Portland. arrived the latter part o.
last week for a visit with their son
A. I. Strahorn, who is here compiling
the data of the soil survey made thi
summer by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
DR.. Carter, painless dentist, cominI
to Hood River at Mt. Hood Hotel
Monday, August &c, one day only. In
Producing the new liquid air system
for painless dental work. Absolutel
painless and safe for old or young
Returning in 60 days. Free extracting
. to 10 and to 2.
Karl Onthank, editor last year @
the University of Oregon "Oregana,
who will the coming year edit "Th
Emerald" the semi weekly publicatio
of the college students, arrived th
latter part of last week to spend se'
. eral weeks here with his parents, Nj
and Mrs. A. w. Onthank. before II
turning to Eugene to resume b
J studies. He has been taking specii
course this summer in the DepartmeI
of Education.
Rev. J. B. Parsons announces thu
/ there will be a Jubilee sermon at Il
United Brethren chruch Sunday. M
Parsons was confined to his home la
: Sunday suffering with blood poiso
Z The pulpit was filled in the morning
!, Rev. W. R. Harrison, who has recent
: returned from mission work in kore
Rev. Joe Mayes occupied the pull
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray E. Scott a.
children and their guest, Miss Ka
Pierson, of Indianapolis, return
: from Lost Lake Saturday. Their ou
: ing was badly spoiled by the rain
! the latter part of last week, Mi
Pierson left yesterday on her return
/. Indiana, going over the Canadii
Pacific route. Mr.. and Mrs. Eel
! Vonnegut accompanied her "a far |
e Portland. where they will visit for
week.
| Ut. ". w. Iuiiuluot thS "Sh N'S''
eye and ear specialist of Eugene, wa
: called from Hood River prematurell
while on his last visit. The patient
who were disappointed and all othei
may consult the specialist at DIR. SCI
bees office in the Brosius building O
Thursday. Friday and Saturday froi
10 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. daily this weel
Glass es fitted scientifically. a22i
| A number of the young people of tn
city and valley enjoyed a delightfI
party Tuesday evening at the home {
D. ID. Brewster on the West Side
Those who we're present were: Misss
Vivalee and Edna Clapp, Bernice Rol
bins, Madge Otis, Eleanor Spauldini
Virginia Johnson, Dorothy Lii ar
Susie Vaughan, and Lawrence Carne
Nv. E. Ainslee, William Baker, A.
Paddock, A. j. Nelson and Harr
Clapp.
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