The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-18
Mrs. D. H. Thorn still delivers gro.

Mrs. D. H. Thorn still delivers gro
ceries.
B. r. Nichols and ]. A. Knowlander.
of Portland, were in the city the hrst
of the week on business. |
MIR. and Mrs. |. Jeffreys, of the East
Side, spent the week end in Portland.
They returned home Tuesday by boat.
E. Nj. Holman. of the Heights. spent
a portion of last week at Pendleton at
the Round Up.
A. Newton, of Bingham Canyon,
Utah. was in the city the first of the
week to look over the valley.
Mrs. Horace S. Butterfeld was called
to Astoria the first of the week on ac-
count of the death of friend.
Mrs. Allen H. McCortain and child.
of Portland, have been here the past
week visiting Mrs. McCortain's sister,
| Mrs. Burnette E. Duncan.
]. R. Shelton, of Topeka, Kan, has
arrived to look after his apple harvest.
Mrs. Shelton will follow in few
DAYS to be with her husband.
Mrs. W. R. Collier and children have
left for La Grande, where they Will
join Mr.. Collier. who is there IN the
railroad business.
R. W. Allen, of Hermiston. where he
is director of the state experiment sta
ton, has been in the city this week,
making observations at the local sta
ton.
Jack EIdon, of the Reliance Con-
struction Co., of Portland, has been in
the city this week, inspecting that por-
tion of the municipal water system in
stalled by his company.
Alex B. Brooke has returned to HOOD
River after six weeks visit at Cher
ryville, Ore, where he has been look
ing after his property interests, and hi
has also rented his 40 acre ranch neal
Cherryville.
The Pythian Sisters gave farewell
, party yesterday afternoon at the HON,
of Mrs. Bert Stranahan in honor o.
Mrs. Lou Isenberg. who will leave will
her family Monday to join her hus
band at Marshfeld.
Mrs. V. C. Brock wasacalled to Tn,
Dalles last week on account of the Ill
ness of her father, ]. W. Moore, Sr
Mr.. Moore has since improved. Mrs
: Brock left Tuesday to again be will
| him. Her brother, j. w. Moore, Jr.
was also present.
: Miss Florence Avery, Miss Eva Broc
a and Roger Moe left last Thursday t
q return to Eugene to enter the Univel
sity of Oregon, which began the year
= work the first of the week. Mr.. Mo
stopped en- route in Portland to attend
banquet of the Alpha Tau Omega fra
!, ternity.
? The Mission Circle of the Baptis
. church and congregation will meet a
a the church on Thursday at 2 O'Clock
q Sept. IS. All ladies interested in tn
work are urged to come, as it is tn
annual meeting of both societies, Mi:
II sion Circle and Aid societies will
g elected.
i Mrs. A. M. Kelsay and daughte
:. Miss Leila Kelsay, who have been hei
with Mrs. Kelsay's daughter, Mr.
Geo. !. Sl0com, have left on the retui
e to their home at Holtville, southel
o California. Mrs. Kelsay left Saturds
le to spend Sunday with Portland friend
u She was Joined Monday by Miss ke
IL say. The trip south was made on Il
Steamship Bear.
s as l.. ]. Brunquist has just return'
Ie from White Salmon, where he h
e e spent the summer pruning large ira
u VI of orchard Mr.. Brunquist states tn
~ the summer pruning lasts until later
e the season in the higher attitudes
the northern part of the neighbour
ho district than on this side of the rive
he Condition are good in White Sail
ty on," he says. "The growers there a
in spending money freely in developmer
he and are optimistic. "
M Mau The ladies of the Cristian church W
rs give a souvenir sale of l16 parcel pc
packages, from all over this counti
ms These packages will be worth yo
in money and time. Come early and 6
re first choice. There will be plenty
good eatings and musical progri
in which will be free. You buy the pat
" age, eat what you want and have
he good time. You are supposed to
IRE there no later than $3.50 next Frid
night, at the Christian church.