The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-09-19
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Thirteen members of the San Souci
embroidery club of Hood River came
out Wednesday Of last week and sur
prlsed Mrs. c. D. HOyt, who is a men,
Der Of this club. They arrived about
ii a. m, bringing lunch. which was
spread under the trees at Mrs. Hoyt 5
home. They also brought their needle
work, remaining until about p. m.
and enjoying every moment of the
day.
Cliff Ensminger is home from east
ern Oregon, and Carl from Pennsyl-
yania.
{. G. Masiker made business visit
IN Washougal. Wash, Saturday.
Miss Florence Moss and Archie Moss,
Of Wisconsin. are here for visit with
their sister, Bessie, and brother, Lloyd.
Miss Olive Moss has gone to Eugene.
Ore, where she will teach, as she was
reelected to the position she held last
year.
Nh. and Mrs. C. NJ. Larsen and
children are at home in the Mark prop
erty, formerly known as the c. ID.
Hinrich's house.
c. r. Masiker met with a painful
accident last Monday morning. While
feeding the cow she threw her head.
striking MIR. Masiker's nose with her
horn and injuring that member so that
several stitches were necessary.
o. NJ. Dewitt has sold to W. NJ. Bax-
ter, of Chico, ILL.,, q acres of land
near Fir, at consideration of Sll 900.
Eight acres are in bearing orchard and
Mr.. Dewitt reserves this years Ecrop.
Mr.. Baxter was married recently and
lie and Mrs. Baxter expect to learn all
they can of the fruit industry. They
plan to attend packing school and avail
themselves of every opportunity until
next spring, when they expect to be
at home on the property. This is a
part of Mr.. Dewitt Homestead
DIR. Harry Pickett, of Warren. H..
surprised DIR. f. L. Hull by visiting
him last week. These gentlemen were
school friends in Chicago.
Leo Gibson, formerly of Wisconsin,
now of White Salmon, Wash, was a
caller at the home of DR.. and Mrs. f.
t. Hull recently.
Ellen X. Shelley left last week for
Forest Grove, Ore, where she will at
tend Pacific University.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Parr were Port
land visitors last week.
Donald Black attended the school
for apple packers held in Hood River
this week.
Almont Ferguson left Monday for
Corvallis where he will attend o. A. G.
Alex b. Brooke, secretary of the
Cherryville Commercial club, is here
looking after his property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Lafferty, who
have spent the summer at Florence,
Mont, are here for visit with rela-
tives.
Supervisor T. Lacey has crew of
men at work at the rock crusher and
hauling crushed rock and placing it
where needed.
The eighth grade class for l9l1-l2
now stands: Six passed, one condi-
toned in class of nine. The names
of those who passed are as follows
Leroy Khron, Letha Davis, Gladwyn
Davis, Elizabeth Lacey, Olga Plog,
Edna Plog. Vera Lafferty, conditioned.
The cafeteria social given by the
ladies of Willow Flat was success
from every point of view. The pro-
gram was entertaining, the serving
faultless, the decorations beautiful and
those who attended were well pleased
with ALL Thirty-one dollars were
added to the basement fund as a result
of this social. To those who planned
and to those who assisted in any way
toward this affair, all others who are
interested in this fund and In the up
building of this church and its work
wish to extend their hearty appercia-
tion of the spirit which prompted the
act.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Craw, of
Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Doolittle, of Seattle, came up Turs-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Craw remained
until Monday looking after their inter-
ests here. Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle ex-
pect to remain perhaps through apple
harvest.
Twenty or more mothers accepted
the invitations issued by the school
and met at the school house last Fri
day afternoon. A mothers and teach
ers' club was organized with the fol-
lowing officers: Miss Della Rush,
president; Mrs. E. ]. Folts, secretary.
Meetings will be held once month
during the school year.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j
Gates met with a serious accident
while.atsschool one erday last week. He
had climbed tree and was in reach of
the electric light wire which he
touched, receiving a shock which caused
him to fall to the ground, severely
bruising his face. His hand was also
quite badly burned.
All the pupils of the lower intermed-
late roomlat school and all the teachers
of the school were. invited to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson last
Friday after school in honor of theii
daughter, Martha's, ninth birthday.
Entertainment such as little folks en-
JOY was provided and dainty refresh
ments were served. All wished their
hostess many happy returns of the day.
MIR. Dean, of the Hood River Gas
Electric Co., was painfully burned one
| day last week when his elbow came ir
contact with live wire when he was
connecting the power for the rock
crusher.
G. M. Wilson, who resides near Dee
accidentally shot ball from % rifle
| through his foot recently. he is get.
ting along as well as possible.
| Mrs. j. E. Ferguson spoke TO the
Sunhower class at Pine Grove Tuesday
evening.
i The September class meeting of the
Ferguson Bible class was held at The
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson
Il last Monday evening. Al this meeting
reception was rendered the members
| of the class, four in number, who have
Il been married since the August meet
/ ing. This was the anniversary of th'
| marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson
/ making this day appropriate for this
Il reception for which it was chosen.
Il Matha Ferguson, Laura Folts an,
II Clarence Miller were among the priz'
H winners at the school childrens indus
II trial fair held last week Comnlpti