The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-15

Earl Tate, a nine year-old lad from
Portland, who was here last week on |
picnic outing, fell from the Belmon
flume, breaking both arms. He wal
taken to Oak Grove to the home o.
friends and later left for his home II
Portland.
Rev. J. G. Tate, who returned from
White Salmon Monday morning, an
nounees that the services of the Con-
gregational church there will be held
at the home of Mrs. l.. G. Pyatt Sun
day. Mrs. Pyatt has been bedridder
for Is years.
Take your outing Sunday in the Up
per Valley and attend the Hood River
| Heights -Parkdale baseball game. II
will be a warm contest. Game will be
played at the Parkdale diamond. The
Mount Hood Railroad Co. will make a
special rate of $l.20 for the round trip.
Virgil Austen, Ed Wah and Guy
Walker, the three young men who rode
horseback from here to Cedar Springs,
Calf. last spring. have returned to
Condor, where they have been engaged
in the grain and hay harvest. They
will return to their homes in the late
fall.
Residents in the vicinity of Eagle
Cap peak between Baker and Wallowa
declare that the mountain is higher
than Mount. Hood, which is generally
conceded to be the highest in the state.
Measurements will be taken in the
near future by G. b. Aitchison, state
railroad commissioner.
Miss McE haney, of Pittsburg, Pa,
has who been here for the past month
the guest of Mrs. E. d. Kanaga, has
returned to the eaast. She was accom-
panied as far as Yellowstone Park by
Mrs. Kanaga, who will later return
from tour of the scenic region there
and visit friends in Boise.
L. j. Garfield, formerly ticket agent
at the local O.-W. r. & N. passenger
station, has returned to the city and is
now in the freight Office, having taken
the place of Paul Treiber, who has Deen
transferred to The Dalles office. AL.
Haufler has resumed his position as
signalman here with the O,-W. r. & N.
Father Plus, who has had charge OF
the Franciscan church here for the past
several years, left Tuesday for Port.
land, where he will assume charge OF
the st. Anthony church. His place IN
the local parish will be filled by Father
Victor, who comes from the st. Eliza.
beth church in Oakland. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jost, who were
married here on the evening OF Tues
day, July 30. by Rev. j. B. Parsons, Of
the United Brethren church, have gone
to Pendleton to make their home. Mr.
Jost was a member of this years base
ball team of the Lower City. Mrs
Jost was formerly Miss Ella McKahan
Gerd Eilers, Jr.. of the Eilers Music
House of Portland, was here Tuesday
on a business visit. While here Mr.
Eilers installed a Steger baby grant
instrument at the Gem Theatre. i
is probable that the musical concern
will establish an agency to come il
closer touch with the valley patronage
in the near future.
c. F. Sumner, while painting
water tank at the Park street schoo
Monday, experienced the peculiar sen
sstion Of near ssphyxiation from th'
fumes of the tank paint used in th,
work. 81 felt myself reeling as thougl
going into a sleep produced by ethe
or some similar anesthetic. when
though | had best hurry from tn
tank" he says. 81 had barel
strength enough to leave my work ant
seek the open air. "
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about Il.