The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14

! Mrs. Edgington is visiting relatives
I in Wasco.
Fred Wasson spent the week end in
/ Portland.
/ Mrs. X. P. Orr was Portland visi-
l tor last week
J. G. Vogt was with relatives in
The Dalles Sunday.
I Miss Lucille Smith, of Portland, is
here visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Stark were
Portland visitors Sunday.
Ben Krohn has returned to Odell
from visit to Portland.
Commodore o. c. Dean was in The
Dalles on business Monday.
Mrs. j. d. McCully is in Portland
and Salem visiting friends.
+. S. Stanley, of Portland. was
here on business Saturday.
Rev. L. A. Harris was Portland
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Charles II. Henney has been
visiting friends in Portland
Edwin Parker has reutricd from a
visit with friends at The Dalles.
A. j. Brunquist pruned a number of
orchards in White Salmon last week.
Henry Cue, editor of The DalIes
Optimist, was in the city last week.
Felix Vonnegut has returned from
Indianapolis to his East Side ranch.
Frank Menafee. of Portland, was
here last week looking over his prop
erty.
Millinery Opening Friday and Sat
urday, March is and Is. Miss M. b.
Lamb.
Miss Kenna Klosterman, of Port
land, has been here the guest of Mrs
E. R. Pooley
The art glass for the new Congrega-
tional church has arrived and is being
placed this week.
Claude c. Thompson was in Corvallis
last week to attend an initiation of his
college fraternity.
Prof. krouse,s of Corvallis. came
here last week to meet his mother,
who arrived from the East.
Mrs. Mabel Carter returned Tuesday
from Portland, where she had been
visiting her sister and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McCreery, of
New York, arrived last week for a
visit with their son Arthur McCreery.
Carl f. Caufeld, deputy labor in
spector, of Portland, was here last
week inspecting the wiring systems of
the city
Miss Luella Hawley. formerly of this
city, who recently moved to Seaside,
was here last week visiting the Misses
Seabrook
Russell G. Pond, who has spent the
winter in Portland in the Government
service, has returned to his Upper Val.
ley ranch.
M. l.. Baldwin, receiving teller of
the First National Bank, will spend
part of his time this summer on his
ranch near Mt. Hood
Simpson Copple and family will ar
rive the latter part of the week from
Los Angeles, where they have been
spending the winter
Next Sunday at the Unitarian
church, Mr.. Mcdonald will speak on
Unitarianism and Poets" A cordial
invitation is exterded.
Mr.. Harris will preach as usual at
the Congregational church Sunday.
The third Lenten sermon Of the NOM
ing series will be on THE Price of
Power.
S. M. Skinner, of st. Louis, is here
to look over the valley. Mr.. Skinner
is graduate of Columbia University
and a member of the Chi Psi fra
ternity.
Prof. j. O. Mclaughlin was in The
Dalles the latter part of the week,
when he was one of the Judges of the
debate between the high school of
that city and Tilamook.
Hans Lage has resigned the position
OF road supervisor in the Pine Grove
He has held the position for
many years. Michael Pendergast has !
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mr., and Mrs. James f. Carnes, of |
the Heights, have had as their guests, |
their two daughters, Mrs. A. H. Lab
bee, of Portland, and Mrs NJ F. Bish- |
op, of Sherwood. The latters son,
Eugene, accompanied her
The Upper Valley Progressive Asso-
citation variety and minstrel show has
been postponed. number Of the star
performers have been spending the
winter in the East. However. some |
of them are beginning to roll back to |
Hood River and rehearsals will soon |
begin. Ray Babson and Kingsley Nc
Guffey have returned, having arrived
yesterday. The former returned from |
his old home in Summit, New Jersey, |
by way of the Grand Canyon of the |
Colorado and up through California. |
John Goldsbury and Charles / Moody |
are expected to arrive in a few days.
Prof M NJ. Ringler, of Portland. |
was in town Monday looking over the |
field preparatory to organizing a class |
IN dancing. large number of Hood |
RIVER residents are interested in start |
ing a class where proper instruction |
can be secured aud the new dances /
taught. Just as soon as class of +
twenty-five is assured Prof. Ringler I
will come here. He will also give pri- |
vate lessons. Here is an opportunity
to learn to dance properly under one Of |
the leading teachers of the art. 1t is
hoped that list of Is can be secured
so that the class can sart next week.
Those wishing instruction can leave
their name with j. H. Heilbronner.