The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-15

=, F. II. Arens, who has been here for
more than year with his mother on
their Middle Valley ranch, will leave
Monday for New YORK.
Miss Edith Gill, who has been here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Gill, has returned to New Mexico,
where she is in the Red Cross service
of the government.
|. c. Sanford, of Portland, was here
over the week end looking after his
orchard interests. Miss Sanford, his
daughter, has been visiting Miss Gene
We've Buterfeld.
Grand Commander W. f. Grace,
whose home is in Portland, will be here
on the evening of Saturday, May %, to
visit the Hood River Commandery,
Knights Templar.
Mrs. c. T. Roberts and children have
been in Portland visiting Mrs. Roberts
mother, Mrs. r. B. Fisher. Mr.. Rob
erts' mother. Mrs. +. Roberts, came
here and was with him during the alb
sence of his family.
c. X. Bone was in Portland Tuesday
to visit his mother, Mrs. F. z. Bone,
who will spend the summer in the Rose
City. Mrs. Bone and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Pickrell, will come here the
latter part of the week. sss ssSss
j. w. Felker, of Portland. was here
the first of the week with Charles l..
Wheeler, who is in the real estate bus
mess in the Rose City. MIR. Wheeler
upd Mr. Ealkpr snant TnacJay at Cop,
as Prairie looking over the country
there. The latter, who is heavily in
terested in Portland property, has been
looking over local country with view
of investing.
The Tuesday evening club, composed
of the business women of the city, met
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
0. ?. Dabney. Mrs. w. B. Young
gave number of enjoyable readings.
Mr.. Dabney gave talk, telling the
guests of the women of foreign lands.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Reynolds and Miss Halvorsen
were hostesses.
Services at the Christian church next
Sunday at the usual hours. Sunday
school 8 :45, communion and preaching
at H.. The subject for Sunday morn
ing will be The Greatest Tragedy
That Ever Happened in Hood River, "
and in the evening 'lnhdelity VS..
Christianity, or Why Morality Won't
Save" Everybody has cordial invi-
tation to these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Dewitt left
Sunday for Portland. Mrs. Dewitt re-
mained there to be with her sister,
Mrs. Marjorie Fouts, who is i'll at Good
Samaritan hospital, having recently
undergone an operation. Mrs. w. j.
Baker, who spent last week in Port
land with her daughter. returned SUI
day night.
c. A. Bolland. orgarizer of the For
esters, who returned to Portland Tues
day, says he has had good success
while here in Increasing the member
ship ard the court here is growing rap
idly. Officers of the lodge are: A. K.
Bradley, chief ranger: A. G. Lofts,
lecturer; j. F. McCroid, sub chief
ranger; II. o. Ferguson. financial sec
retary; j. Hoagland, treasurer; II. j.
Frederick, deputy grand chief ranger
Mrs. Lena HartzoIl Wallace, lecturer
and singer, from Kansas City, will lee
ture at the Methodist church on Friday
evening of this week, her subject be
ing, 'lhe -Four Foundation Pillars of
the Nation" Mrs. Wallace is recon-
mended by the press everywhere as be-
ing most interesting and convincing
speaker. 1t will surely be privilege
IN Hood Piyar naopia 10 baor tbic noted
woman. She comes under the auspices
of the W. G. 7. u. A silver offering
will be taken.
The Sunday services at the Unitarian
church are as follows: At II a. m.
Mr.. Macdonald will begin series of
sermons on "Revivals and the Social
Question" The first sermon will deal
with sin as interpreted by the lndivid-
ualistic theory and by the Socialistic
theory. At the evening service at 6 80
p. m. the theme will be "Ihe Five
Points of our Unitarian Faith" The
special music includes a piano solo by
Miss Alberta Staten; vocal duet. Mar
garet Morrison and Elda Jackson; In
strumental trio, piano, Mrs. Huxley,
violins, DIR. Sharp and Prof. Harmon.
All are invited.
A SNAP-l0 acres at S38 or 20 acres at
$35; s. to $40 per month y mile to good
school, mills 3 miles to town. Dairy, hogs,
small fruit, truck. etc. do well Local
market, good prices Owner Tract y
mile out Box 70, Stevenson, Wn. ml5
DR.. Ray Palmer, of Kansas City, for
merly pastor of the Second Baptist
church, of Portland, announces the en-
gagement of his daughter. Vioette
ldaIee Palmer. sister of Mrs. Arthur
Clarke of this city, to Harold Steele
Pratt, of Cleveland, o. Mr.. Pratt has
been here for the past six months in
stalling the Auto-Manual telephone
system.