The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Tiedeman, of
Toledo, Ohio, who have been visiting
Pacific coast cities since their return
from Honolulu, where they spent the
winter. are here the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. j. II. McVay.
Miss Edith Woodcock, of Portland,
Ore, spent the latter part of last week
here with her sorority sister, Mrs. l..
A. Henderson. They were members
of the Gamma Phi Beta at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
News has been received here of the
death of Jost Moller, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, father of +. R. Moller. MIR. and
Mrs. Moller left here last week, but
failed TO reach Brooklyn before the
death of Mr.. Moller's father.
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Moe have been
spending the.frst of the week at Eu-
gene and Corvallis, visiting their sons,
Roger and Forrest. The former is
student at the University of Oregon
and the latter is at o. A. c.
A hundred or more local people will
attend the Bulign meetings at The
Dalles Friday night. The journey will
be made on a special car attached to
the six O'Clock local and the return
trip will be made by special train.
Representative C. H. Stranahan has
exhibited at the rooms of the CONNER
cia club all of the bills recently passed
by the Oregon Legislature. Those de-
string to make study of any bill may
find it there.
H. H. Rottman, field Secretary, rep
resenting the Y. p. S. G. E., who was
to have given his stereopticon lecture
next Friday evening will not be here
until some time in April. Later an
nouncements will give the corrcnt date.
School and Home Association Friday
evening at the high school building.
j. K. Snyder, of Portland, will speak
on the theme, 1.-The Social Hygiene
Movement and the Home" A large
attendance is desired,
Emmanuel church, the Heights, Sun
day, March l6, Mr.. Hargreaves sermon
subject will at the A 80 vesper service
will be, 1.-The Citizen and Sunday
Sport" Those who are interested
either for or against are cordially in
vited.
Judge Geo. X. Castner and Commits
sioners John r. Putnam and Geo. A.
McCurdy were in Portland Saturday to
confer with the county court of Multi
nomah county as to the Portland Hood
River road Cunvicts are still at work
on the road between Camp Benson and
Viento.
Louis Mex, of Mount Hood, who has
been spending the winter in Portland
and Seattle, has returned to his Middle
Valley home. Mr.. Mex states that M.
Dumas, who formerly lived in the
Middle Valley, is now residing in
Paris, France.
Next Sunday morning at the Unltar'
ian church Mr.. Macdonald will give
! the liberal position on the theme, Sir
} and Salvation. Are you saved? What
does salvation mean? Where will you
spend eternity? When do you expect
: to get right with God? Special music
Ali are invited. At $50 the young
peoples service will be held.
t B. Veatch, of Underwood, was in thC
city last week shopping. The bis
G dam of the Northwestern Electric Co
is nearly completed, says Mr.. Veatch
\ "and it will be but snort time unit
: the company is ready to turn the wate'
in to the big lake that will be formed
above the DAM"
e Mr.. and Mrs. joni Ertle, of Hoot
e River, were in town Wednesday max
r ing preparations for moving to Steven
son in the near future. These peopl'
- have purchased land near town from
q the Stevenson Realty Co., and viii
. make their home here within the mex
: few days. -Skamania County, Wash.
Pioneer.
The Tuesday evening club was enter
q taned at the home of Mrs. F. A
. Bishop last week. The hostesses were
y Mrs. Floy Campbell, Miss Carter an
y Miss Gambler. Leslie Butler delivere
>, an address on his recent trip to Pans
u ma. The next meeting will be hel
! next Tuesday night, when Miss Nettl
e Allen will entertain the club.
'' Accompanied by B. R. Huges. wh
spent Sunday in the city, William I
y Laycock, the young man who recent
= sustained severe injuries when he fe
into a canyon near the dam OF tn
10 Northwestern Electric Co., returned
the dam camp Sunday evening. A
re though Mr.. Laycock still wears b
er arm in a sling, he has very nearly II
ID covered from his drop of more than
TO hundred feet.