The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-11

J. F. Thompson, of the Upper Val
ley, was in the city the first of the
week on business.
WANTED. - Married man on fruit
ranch. State age and number in family.
Address A. b. c., care Glacier. sls
Miss Etheljane Mcdonald has left
| for Cascade Locks, where she is a
member of the faculty of the Cascade
Locks school.
For Sale-Two Second hand Model q
! Maxwels, Brush Runabouts, 9 Model
| + SO Maxwells, or will trade Heights
Glrage. Phone 1851. sll.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dwinnell have
been entertaining their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. |. B. Jones and Mrs. l.. f.
McNickle. of Portland. the past week.
J For Sale--A 3 hole fireless cooker and
a 80 gallon iron gosolne tank Are new
and will sell at bargain.--C. j. Pratt,
9ls Oak street. Telephone 2i53. sis
Do you like oysters2 Then an
"Oyster Breakfast Cake" For sale at
all grocers and meat markets. l5 cents.
Its delicious. You never tasted any
thing like it.
Louis Roehring, of Portland, has
been here making repairs on locomo-
tives of the Mount Hood Railroad Co.
MIR. Roehring is employed by the
Twohy Co.
Mac Stephenson. of indianapolis,
who is northwestern representative for
number of life insurance companies,
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends and attending to business.
Miss Genevieve Butterfield will en-
tertain at the country home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Butter.
| field. in the west Belmont district, to-
night in honor of her guests from
Portland.
Mrs. A. M. kelsay, who is here from
Imperial. Calf, visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Slocom and family, spent
last week in The Dalles visiting
friends. Mrs. Kelsay was formerly
resident of The Dalles.
d. Mcdonald and Miss Jessie Me-
Donald, his niece from Portland, mo-
tered to Trout Lake over the week end
to visit the family of MIR. Mcdonald s
brother, Neil Mcdonald, who owns
large dairy ranch there.
Mrs. o. &. Dean left last Thursday
for her old home in Cottageville, Ind.
where she will spend several weeks
and five brothers. Mrs. Dean has not
been back to the old home since leav-
ing there % years ago.
Mrs. w. J. Baker was bitten in the
hand last week by a scorpion. She
was sorting out some garments that
had been brought in from their sum-
mer camp getting them ready for the
laundry, when the scorpion fell from a
piece of cloth and stung her. A phys-
clan was called and the wound given
attention. The sting was inflicted by
brown scorpion. The red species are
said to be more venomOus.
Sam Blowers and wife passed up the |
Columbia Sunday afternoon en- route |
to The Dalles. At that city they left
the river steamer and proceed in their |
rig to Pendleton. where they expect TO |
arrive in time for the Round Up. When |
the great western show is over Mr.. |
and Mr.. Blowers will leave for La |
Grande, where he has purchased a |
hardware store. Mr.. Blowers has dis |
posed of his grocery store in Portland. |
S. l.. Taylor. a former resident of |
Cascade Locks, who has been residing |
for the past several months at Wasco |
with his son, passed through the city |
last week en- route to Newberg to |
make his home with his son-in-law |
MIR. Taylor. who lived at Cascade |
Locks for more than Is years. was one
of the first subscribers to the Glacier. |
81 have been constant reader of the |
paper" he says, 'and when a week |
passes and | fail to get my Glacier
feel lost"
Este brosius left here last Friday TO |
be best man at the wedding of his for
mer roommate at the University of |
Oregon, William Rhinehart, to Miss
Susan Steiwer at Fossil. Mr.. Rhine
hart and Mr.. Brosius were members of |
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. MIR.
Brosius joined large party of Port
him at Condor by automobile, the re-
mainder of the journey to the finland
town being made in the machines. Mr..
Brosius will remained for several days
in the eastern Oregon country. visiting
at Spray and other points.
DIR. F. II. Hagerman. of Milwaukee,
Wis, who has been making tour OF
the Pacific coast country, left here
yesterday, after visit with his old
friend. DR.. Stanton Allen. DR.. Hager-
man is also a friend Of Wilmer Sieg,
who came here from Milwaukee. DR..
Hagerman spent yesterday morning
on a drive through the orchards with
A ID. Moe. Il