The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-07-11

Mrs. II. Boetzkes and daughter,
Miss Ottiie Boet2kes, of Seattle, the
latter of whom owns a ranch here, ar.
rived last week TO spend several weeks
in the valley. They will spend a part
of the time at Cloud Cap Inn.
Mrs Flora Hartley, who is now liv.
ing in Portland, spent part of last
week here, leaving Monday for Sisters,
to visit her SON. Howard, who IS To-
Gated near there Miss Catherine
Hartley spent the Fourth here with
I friends
Fred Fowler, of White Salmon. Mrs.
T. W. Robinson and daughter, Mrs.
Bessie Il. Lawrence and Miss Harriet
Hale, of Minneapolis, were here the
Fourth and spent the day with the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wal
strom in the Middle Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laraway, who
have been in southern California for
the winter. arrived last week for visit
with Mr.. Laraways parents. He will
return later to Eugene to be in the
store of his brother, Seth +. Laraway,
while the latter visits eastern markets.
v. f. Fosberg received a letter last
week from Virgil Austen, Gilbert Edg
ington, Bert Lane, Guy Walker and
Ed Wahl. the five young men who rode
horseback from this city to Cedarville,
Calf, where they plan on taking up
homesteads. They declare that they
are delighted with the country and that
the long journey was made without
mishap.
Rev. Hargreaves, who will fill the
pulpit at the Heights church as usual
Sunday evening, announces that his
subject will be Patriotism in Poll
tics" This subject, which will be the
second of a series that the Heights
minister has chosen for recent dis
courses, will deal with phases of local
and civic interest and undoubtedly will
attract large audience.
Following their annual custom, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Baker and son and
daughter, William and Catherine, left
Saturday for "Dew Drop Inn" THEN
camp at the point where the Lake
ranch pours into the West Fork Of
Hood river They were accompanied
by MIR. and Mrs. Harry T. Dewitt anC
Mrs. Marjorie Fouts and little son, thu
latter of whom have arrived here iron
Portlandd for the summer
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Kelly and Mrs
Kate Pierson, of Indianapolis, arrived
last week to visit Ray +. Scott an,
family in Pine Grove. Mr.. and Mrs
Kelly left Saturday to continue thei
trim through the Northwest and Mrs
Pierson will remain with the Scott
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Williams, 0
near Dillon. Mont, spent several day
of their honeymoon as guests at tn
Cutler home near Odell last week
Mr.. Williams attended the Uniyersit
of Illinois with Asa and Frank Cutie
and he is now a prominent sheep ma
! lof southwestern Montana. Mr. an
; Mrs. Williams are in Portland thl
? week for the Elks' reunion, MI
: Williams being delegate.
The West Side Tennis club finishe
: their tournament last Sunday afternoo
when the semi-fnals and finals wei
: PLAYED off. In the semi-6nals, Shoe
: maker beat Crocker 6,3; 6,8' O..
a Ballard beat Thompson 6,3; ga.
e the finals, Ballard beat Shoemaker o.
}. 60 thereby winning the club chan
d pionship. Those entered in the tourn
n ment were Hutchison. Crocker, Sho
f maker. Furrow, Lucas, Armstroni
n Ravlin, Moller, Weaver, Mason, ~
k ping, Ballard, Lennon, Thompso
!. Shinn, Beebe.