The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-09-19

Arthur putnam, OF Mount HOOD, Is
i'll at the Cottage hospital.
W. j. Carstens, the Underwood
blacksmith, was insHood River Tues
day.
Alex c. Rae and wife, of Portland.
spent the week end on their ranch in
the valley.
w. B. Starrett, of Van Horn. under
went an operation at the Cottage hos
pital the first of the week.
Chas. Sommerville and wife, of
Portland, are spending a couple of
weeks on their ranch in the valley.
The Butler Banking Company has
put art glass window screens in then
building, which add very materially to
the appearance of the bank.
F. X. Arens has gone to New York
City for the winter to attend to his
music business. and his son, F. w.
Arens, will attend 0.A.C. at Corvallis.
R. E. HARRISON came up from Hills
bOro Sunday to spend few days look
ing after his ranch in the valley. He
was accompanied by Lewis Brandow,
of the same place.
The city has received through the
First National bank the returns or
1923, 600 worth of Improvement bonds,
which were sold to the Hanchett Bono
Co. at the July sale.
Miss Hazel Smith, formerly with
the Butler Banking Co., expects to
leave Friday for Portland. After a
short visit there she will go to Salem,
where she will enter Willamette Uni
versity.
Richard Yates returned from Port
land Tuesday, where he has been en-
ployed with a wholesale drug company
forth the past six months. He will at
tend high school at Hood River this
year.
S. C. Miller, of Chicago, stopped off
Saturday on his way from the east to
visit his daughter, Mrs. K. W. Sin,
clair. Mr.. Miller left Monday for
North Yakima to look after business
interests.
Grace U. B. church, Oak and Sixth.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sermon and
morning worship at IL o'clock. c. E..
at $50 p. m. Sermon at 7:30, ballot
Battles. p" Everybody welcome. j. b.
Parsons, minister.
The Chautauqua pictures are now
ready and on sale at Slocom's, who has
secured fine set of pictures. There
is one large group picture, and smaller
ones of various scenes of the grounds,
camps, speakers stand. etc.
j. 7. Nealeigh, who has charge of
DR.. Dumble's ranch, brought in some
very fine peaches last week, which the
Glacier force enjoyed very much. They
were of the White Heath variety,
white meated, juicy and of pleasing
flavor.
John Copper has nearly recovered
from the injuries received in the wreck
last week, and left Sunday for Seattle,
where he will enter the University of
Washington. He settled with the rail-
road company for 500 for injuries re-
ceived.
Mrs. w. S. Cutler, Mrs. CIementne
Cutler, Wesley and Oliver Cutler and
Miss Leilah Smith, of Portland, and
Mrs. F. S. Wenes and two daughters.
of Waialva, Ohau, Hawaiian Islands,
were a party that spent few days in
Hood River looking over the valley.
Miss Eva Brock left the latter part
of the week for the University of Ore
gon at Eugene, where she will enter
this year in the liberal arts course,
specializing in pipe organ work. Her
mother accompanied her as far as Port
land, where they visited friends over
Sunday.
Edwin Taylor. hydraulic engineer,
who has been connected with the water
department of the city of Portland, has
been retained by the fire and water
committee to expert the plans made
for the Hood River water system by
Newell, Gosett & Walsh. This is in
accordance with resolution passed at
the last council meeting.
Evidently Miss Margaret Allen be-
lieves that an article paid for is an
article of possession. Recently while
out riding her horse ran into flock OF
geese and one of them was killed. The
owner of the geese stopped her and
demanded that she pay for the fowl.
Although his price was exorbitant,
Miss Allen complied and dismounting
she paid the man, tied the dead goose
to the saddle. and rode away, leaving
the man wonderingly watching her.
Miss Nellie Hewitt, of Indianapolis,
is visiting Mrs. R. E. Scott. She will
stay until some time in November
Miss Hewitt has been in California
since April. and says she finds the
green of Oregon much to be preferred
TO the brown of that state. Miss
Hewitt is a graduate of the Illinois
State Library school, and was a mem
Der of the same class as Miss Northey,
who has assumed the position of librar.
an at die new county library.