The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-08-28
Local Notes

Local Notes
George Pirie, Jr., of Portland, is
spending a week at the East Side
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
Miss Frances Byers, who has been
spending a weeks vacation at Salem,
returned Tuesday.
Mrs. w. l.. Clark and son, Newton,
Jr., returned Tuesday from ten days
outing at Cfnnon Beach.
Mrs. u. S. Simmons. of Portland,
has been visiting her brother. Adolph
Folck, at Woodworth.
Mrs. }. Usher, of Portland, left
Wednesday after visit at Mount Hood
Lodge IN the Upper Valley.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Phelps,
of Belmont, Friday, August %, 1913, a
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winn and child
ren, of Adams, came yesterday for a
visit with J.R. Nunamaker and family.
Mrs. Joseph Blaser and little son,
Carl, of Viento, were shopping in the
city yesterday.
Miss l.. Brawn. of Yoncalla, Ore,
arrived Sunday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Hermann Kresse.
S. M. Bertrand and family. of Pine
Grove, removed yesterday to The Dalles
to make their future home.
Mrs. J. d. Hendon left for her home
in Portland yesterday after a two
weeks visit with the Ehrck family at
Odell and also at Lost Lake.
Mrs. Flora Schneider, of Washing
ton, Ia, and Miss Eva Schneider
aunt and sister of j. M. Schneider,
came yesterday for an extended visit.
Mrs. +. f. Brodie and son, George,
of Portland, were here the first of the
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. X.
Arens in the Upper Valley.
j. II. Fredricy spent Sunday out or
the Hood river with his rod and his
lunch basket. Mr.. Fredricy caught q
fine lot of fish.
Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. Stranahan re,
turned Tuesday from Cannon Beact
where MIR. Stranahan has erected &
cottage.
Victor johnson came up from Port
land the first of the week, where he
has been since his operation for appen
dicitis some time ago.
Misses Alta and Ethel Gerking, Of
The Dalles, returned yesterday after
visit with their brother, Frank Ger
king.
Mrs. Leo. Klein and children, o.
Chicago, who for the past two month.
have been visiting Mrs. H. Swanson
on the East Side, returned yesterday.
Robert Barr returned Tuesday from
Lexington, Nebraska. He reports tht
crops in that section badly burneC
from the intense heat.
Mrs. Gertrude Baker, of Seattle. ant
Mrs. W. j. Clark, of Portland. who lef
Wednesday, were among out of tow
guests served at buffet luncheon a
Morningside Orchard.
Miss Josephine Brune, of Portland
and Mrs. George Stevenson and child
ren, Elizabeth, Ruth and Kenneth, lef
yesterday after having visited Mrs. C
| l. Rawson and Mrs. Ralph Davies a
Parkdale for several days.
A carload of Ford automobiles al
rived yesterday for the Columbia Aut
n Machine Co, and they have bee
practically all disposed of, although n
deliveries have as yet been made.
c. j. Hancock, nephew of Mr. an
Mrs. j. ii. Jetfreys, residents of tn
valley, left yesterday for his home /
Mankato, Mimi, after having spen
the summer here.
Harris WaXman, of H. Waxman
Son, of Seattle. exporters of fruit (
Buenos Ayres and other South Amer
can points, was in the city yesterda
interviewing Wilmer Sieg on the loo,
} apple crop.
Fred McCrea. who recently returne
from Boston, stopped over in IndianaI
oils and Minneapolis while on his wa
west. He visited home folks in tt
former city and stopped with James I
Montgomery in the latter. M
, Montgomery is doing exceedingl
> we'll, " says Mr.. McCrea.
Mrs. f. W. Whitney and daughte
e Ruth, returned last week from tW
Z months camping trip six miles aboI
Green Point, where Merton Whitney
employed by the Stanley Smith Lun
ber Co Mrs. Whitney and daught,
left Tuesday for Portland where the
b will reside in the future.
A Congregational meeting will |
held Sunday morning Immediately fo
lowing the morning service. Ever
member of the church and congregj
tion is requested to be present. as a
tiOn will be taken on the pastors re-
: ignation. which was handed in lai
= spring.