The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-19

Attorney Burket returned yesterday
from Hepppner, where he had been on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Leekly, of Port
land, and their little son. have been
looking over the valley this week.
f. h. Manning. a former orchardist
of the valley. who is now in Los An
geles. has been here visiting the past
week.
Dr. and Mrs. j. F. Watt and Mrs.
Watts father. +. l.. Smith, left yes
terday for a visit with Portland friends
and relatives.
William Cass, Donald 0nthank and
Roger W. Moe have arrived from the
University of Oregon at Eugene to
spend the summer here.
The ladies' of Candy Relief Corps
will meet for social afternoon today
at the home of Mrs. Hammond. ll2l
Fifth street, the Heights.
Mrs. Edith Tozier Weathered and
brother, Albert Tozier. both we'll
known in the states journalistic cir
cles, are camping near Dee.
James Wishart has returned from
the Willamette valley, where he has
again visited for the purpose of secur-
ing cows for his Upper Valley herds.
D. c. Eccles and N. o. Huey, of
Ogden, Utah, were here last week in
specting the Oregon Lumber Go. inter
ests.
The Mission circle of the Baptist
church will meet with d. b. Smith
today at o. clock. The lesson will be
on home missions, by Mrs. VIM. Mon
roe.
Miss Georgia Prather, who has been
attending the University of Oregon at
Eugene, has returned to spend the
summer with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. I. Prather.
Great excitement was created at the
intersection of Oak and Fourth streets
yesterday when the steam roller of the
Re lance Construction Co., which is
DONG the street work, turned on its
side. No damage was done and the
huge machine was soon righted.
The Cutler Sizing Machine will be on
demonstration next Saturday, June Il.
at the Union warehouse of the Apple
Growers Association. Appointments
for demonstrations at any later date
during the summer may be made by
telephone to Cutler Bros.
Unfortunately for the local dealers,
Howe & ingalls,, they failed to have
one of their Ford cars on hand last
Saturday, when j. X. McGregor. OF
Mosier, came to the city looking for
one of these machines. Mr.. McGregor
left for The Dalles hoping that he
might find Ford there. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGregor spent the first of the week
in Portland at the rose carnival.
Mrs. j. A. Epping is in Astoria this
week visiting relatives and attending
the commencement exercises of the
Astoria high school. where her daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, is a member of the
graduating class. Accompanied by
Miss Dorothy and Miss Betty, the lat
ter of whom is also in Astoria il
school, Mrs. Epping will return home
Saturday.
Howard Bigger, a graduate of the
University of South Dakota, who has
been at o. A. G. at Corvallis for the
past year, was here last week visiting
his friend, C. c. Starring, of the loca
experimental station. Mr.. Bigger re
turned to Corvallis for a camping outii
with the intention of coming back here
and taking part in the strawberry har
vest. J. Seelers, of the Great Nor
thern demonstration farms in Nortl
Dakota, who has been at o. A. c., was
also here visiting last week.
Miss Hazel Holmes, of Underwood
WASH. is enjoying the pleasures inc!
dental to soiourn in the land of pine!
and balsam. She is a guest OF Mrs. A
A. Brubaker. The Harbor Springs
Mich. Republican. Miss Holmes, VIII,
has spent the past several summer
here on her ranch in the Underwood
section, owns a large tract of timbe
land in the Michigan country, wher,
she will spend the summer disposini
of portions of it. The flarbor Sprinl
country is an orchard district and simi
lar in some respects to the Hood Rive
region.