The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-08-14

Wanted.-A man for orchard work.
Telephone 464S. al4-2l
B. E. Cleveland, of Skamania, was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
II. P. Gould, of Washington, d. c.,
was here Tuesday to tour the Valley.
For Sale-A small upright Kimball
piano. Call telephone 1888.
j. G. Vogt is spending two weeks
vacation at one of the fahionable
Coast resorts.
G. l.. Rogers has been here this
week looking after his real estate in
terests.
Mrs. A. j. Graham left yesterday
for Portland to spend several days with
friends.
Money to Loan - Address /. II.
White, Hood River, Green Point
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MIR. and Mrs. II. H. Ssson and
daughter, of Kensington, Ind, were
here yesterday looking over the Val
ley.
E. c. Erickson, government cruis-
er, has been visiting the government
reserves in Hood River county. and
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. C. Clark, and Miss f. E.
Burdick, of Salem, passed throuh the
city yesterday en- route to Cloud Cap
Inn.
At her country home. ''Wee-ly kit
Ranch" west of the city, Miss Hazel
Holenbeck entertained Tuesday even
| ing at cards in honor of her visitor,
Miss Jrma Goode, of Waterloo, la.
j. A. Epping, William Stewart, Prof.
F. X. Arens and Mr.. Green, the friend
of the latter, who is here from New
York visiting, returned Yesterday from
the Metolius, where they have beer
fishing.
/ Regular morning services are being
held this month as usual at the Con
gregational church. Next Sunday
morning a special summer song ser
vice will be given. Mrs. c. II. Slet-
ton will assist-in the music The pub.
lie is cordially invited.
l.. P. Harrington. who is touring the
state in the interest of the School
Fairs, has been here this week inter.
viewing Prof. c. ID. Thompson and
inspecting work already done by the
children. 1.-The local school children
are displaying great interest in the
Fairs" says Mr.. Harrington, whose
home is in Creswell.
| Miss Florence Brosius entertained
Saturday evening at a six O'Clock
dinner in honor of her guest, Miss
Roberta Friday. In addition to Miss
Brosius and her guest those seated al
the table were: Misses Harriet Allen,
Helen Davidson and Eva Boyed and
Roger Moe, Will Cass, Wyeth Allen,
John Copper, aud Estee Brosius.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Thomson and
children, who have been spending the
summer in Denmark with relatives,
returned to their home on the East
Side yesterday. 81 enjoyed the triT
to my old home very much, " says Mr..
Thomson, 'but am glad to get back
to Hood River, where prospects look
as good to me as they did at any place
visited" Mr.. Thomson says that he
saw South American apples displayed
in Copenhagen fruit houses.
The guest list at Cloud Cap Inn since
the first of the week has been as fol
lows: Miss Elaine Goodlett, NewY ork
City; Elsa NJ. Kindt, Portland H.. A.
Sylvester, G. F. Ogden, Odell; ALFRED
o. Hoyt, New York City; Henry A,
Murry, New Yok City; Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Ball, Portland; Il. c. Flenken,
stein, Portland; M. Geffert and Miss
Martha Geffert, Harry H. Hamilton,
VIM. G. West, M. K. McRae, Portland
F. W. Buff, Hood River; Davic
Stearns and wife and Lloyd Stearns,
Miss Ruth Drake, Mrs. j. j. Morrow,
Mrs. James Morrow, Miss Alice Nor.
row. Pittsburg; Miss Mary Morrison,
j. N. Teal, Henry Teal, Portland; Mrs
W. E. Walther. The Dalles; Ellen Hod
son, Salem Barbara Dilley, Ind. Mrs.
C. W. Lambert, Detroit, Mich. Mrs.
M. R.. Somerville, Edinburgh, Scotland
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Disney, Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. II. Burgis, Seattle.