The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Batten and Miss
Jessie Lewis are at Salem visiting the
state fair. MIR. Batten is making a
display of fowls.
Mrs. Ben Renwald and daughter,
MISS Helen. of eastern Oregon. have
been here visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Zolls.
| Under the supervisor of Commission
er Carson, the city is laying a board
walk from the 0-.W. X. 4 N. station
to the Underwood ferry landing.
Stewart Turnbull, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Turnbull, has
been taken to the Good Samaritan hos
p'tal in Portland for medical treatment.
d. N. Mears, of White Salmon, was
in the city the latter part Of last week.
He and Banks Mortimer spent the
week end in Portland.
Commodore o. C. Dean yesterday re-
ceived from Newport the picture of an
enormous shark that had been taken by
one of the crew of his halibut fishing
boats.
Judge A. G. Buck and wife and MUIR
ray Kay and family have moved from
their homes in the east end of the city
to the Heights near the high school
building.
The members of the Ladies Aid of
Asbury M. E. church have secured the
X. of Z. hall and will serve a dinner
there on the Saturday of the Street
Carnival, October Is. Those who have
patronized their dinners before know
the ladies will make good.
Don't fail to see the fish hatchery
near Underwood station. The Under
wood Derry will take you there for no
extra charge. The scenery you will
ride and you will be able to see thou
sands of salmon in the river, where the
government men secure their eggs for
the hatchery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Lisco left
Saturday for Mineral, WASH, where
MIR. Lisco has purchased an interest in
a general mercantile business. A large
number of their Oak Grove frie Ids
were in the city to bid them GOOD bye.
and the unanimous expression was that
it was hoped their visits to their ranch
here would be frequent.
The Tuesday Evening club, composed
of the business women of the city, met
at the rooms of the Commercial club
last week, the members being the
guests of the directors of the organiza-
tion. About 40 members were present.
On October 2l, when good govern
ment will be dicussed, the club will
meet with Miss Mae Davidson.
J. T. Linthurst, clerk at the. Hotel
Oregon, left last Friday afternoon for
Portland, on pleasures bent. Mr.. Lin
thurst's friends at the hotel played a
joke on him. AS he started to board
the train, Tom, the bellboy, appeared
with his handbag, having delayed until
the trains departed. On the outside of
the bag were to big plaeards covered
with colored Hood River apples and
with amusing inscriptions. The genial
clerk declared that he would get even.
d. o. Lund, of Zamboanga, Philip
inc Islands, missionary home on fur
Tough, gave very interesting address
in the Alliance Chapel Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lund went to the Philippines l3
years ago as missionary and previous
to that was in Africa six years. He
related many wonderful experiences
connected with the work, and left a
deep impression on his audience of the
needs in that field.
Frank W. Cutler has returned from
an extensive trip over northwestern
fruit districts. He has been in the
Spokane district a good while in the
interest of the Cutler grader, which he
invented last year. we are selling
the machines as fast as we can make
them," he says. Local men who have
bought and installed Cutler graders
are: W. E. Sherman, ]. r. Putnam,
A. |. Mason, DickersUn & Peck, Apple
& Storage Co. Ia double capacity ma
chine), and two machines to the Apple
Land & Orchard Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Snow and
little daughter. Alberta May, of Port
land, spent the week end here with
Mrs. Shows parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Lennon at their Oak Grove home.
They we're accompanied by Mr.. Shows
mother, Mrs. Edward ]. Snow, and his
brother, Emmett Snow. Mrs. Snow,
Sr., who had never been out of the
New England states until she made the
| Journey to Portland. was delighted.
my husband is going to make the trip
just as quickly as can persuade him, !"
she said. "And Hood River. it is the
most beautiful spot | have ever be-
held"