The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-24

. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Slade and child
rem and Miss Evelyn Trip, of Husum,
were in the city last week.
A. C. and Runnell Baker, of Decorah,
Ia, were here last Thursday visiting
their nephew, E. A. Baker, formerly
of the Hotel Oregon.
Born To MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Earl,
Saturday, July 10, at their home in
Oak Grove, a daughter. The little girl
has been christened Janet Ruth.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G. p. Sonnichsen on
Columbia street. AL ladies of the
congregation are invited.
Train service on the Mount Hood
railroad for July 25 and 26 will be as
follows: Leave Hood River $3.50 a. m.
and 4:3O p. m. Leave Parkdale p.
m. and 10 80 p. m.
A limited number of extra copies of
this weeks Glacier have been pub
lished and these will be mailed to any
address in the east on receipt of order,
accompanied by five cents in stamps.
Rev. H. A. Macdonald. pastor of the
Unitarian church will preach Sunday
afternoon at three O'Clock at the Cum
minis grove in the Underwood district.
His subject will be the Five Points
of Unitarian Faith. "
Rev. W. B. Young's sister, Mrs.
Johnson, and little daughter from Spo-
kane, are here visiting. Ralph Young,
son of DR.. and Benjamin Young, OF
Portland, is also here visiting his un-
Gle.
Services will be held at the Unitar-
ian church as follows: At II o'clock,
preaching and worship. At 8 p. m. g
concert of instrumental and vocal mu'
sic will be given. A short address vii
be given on the social religious teach
ings of the Jews.
Miss Molly Pifer. who has been herr
for the past year with her brother
James W. Plfer, left Sunday for he
home in Pennsylvania. She was ac
companied by Miss Jennie Hall. wh'
will spend the summer at Brookvllle
Pa, visiting relatives.
E. j. Young, who for the past yea
and half has been in Pennsylvania
where he is interested in packing
plant, will arrive the latter part of thu
week to visit his daughter, Mrs. A. j
Derby, and son, Lynn Young, and t.
attend to business matters.
Hood River county teachers witt
passed the recent state examination
are: Bessie l.. Hendricks, Cascade
Locks; Cleo Shoup, Frances Evans
William A. Neuman, Grace E. Stewart
Florence Brown, Avis M. Buchanan
and Zoe M. Hager, all of Hood River
Miss Brothers, who has been her
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. G. Smullin
of Mount Hood. left last week TO
Portland, where she took passage TO
San Francisco by one of the coas
line steamships. She will tour tn,
California country and return thence
to her home in Pennsylvania.
MIR. Kellogg, of the Robinhood rancl
in the west Belmont district, declare
that the community has an unsual 10
of "varmints" this year. Two larg
gray timber wolves have already beel
killed and the ranchers are planning
hunt to shoot a mammoth cougar tina
has been molesting the district.
The Ladies Aid of the United Breth
rem church met last Friday Afternoon
and elected the following officers fo
the year: Mrs. Ashley Wilson, presi
dent: Mrs. Anna Woodman, vice presi
dent; Mrs Sloat, treasurer; Mrs. Coch
ran, secretary Mrs. G. S. Jones. pres
committee. They decided to hold thei
monthly kensingtons the second Frida.
of each month.
Miss Blanche Douglass, of LAX
Mills, Wis, arrived Sunday for visi
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. f.
Hull. Miss Douglass expects to re
main in the west year, and she
seeking a position as teacher in tn
schools of Oregon. She has been er
gagged as teacher of history and Eng
lish in the high schools of Wisconsin.
A large audience was present at tn
|, Methodist church Sunday evening t
! hear the lecture of DR.. Palmer, who
a travelling lecturer for the Souther
Baptist Convention and whose heac
D quarters are at Kansas City. Dl
Z Palmer, formerly of Portland, is we
known to local people, and his orator
e was listened to with great pleasure
He has been here visiting his daugf
' ters, Mrs. Arthur Clarke and Miss V
4 olet Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. C. Sanford and the
daughter and son, Miss Dorothy SaI
ford and Harold Sanford. have arrive
| to opapd tha week at the ChautauQu
I as the guests of MIR. and Mrs. HoraC
j S. Butterfield and family. They hay
/. brought their automobile with thel
and will make excursions through tt
Upper Valley seeing the scenic spots {
!, that section. MIR. Butterfeld has bee
! suffering from injuries received II
. latter part of last week. when he WI
playing tennis on the new court thu
has Just been constructed at their Be
n mont Dlace