The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-04


worse and is i'll for several days. We
hope with the coming cool days Of Ii,
all be will gain his health back again
Mrs. F. P. White and son, D. CLARKE
White, OF Spokane, WASH, who have
been touring the eastern and southern
states, visited last week at the homs
Of Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs
u. P. Emery.
Members of the Winans family have
been enjoying pleasant outing at Los
Lake. Mr.. Winans has built a very
nice motorbOat and it lends a greai
deal more pleasure to their summer
outing.
f. S. Dobbin, whose ranch joins that
of PIather's has been very i'll during
the summer months. Epilepsy seems
to be the cause We hope he recovers
soon.
The Misses Frances and Laverns
Wilson and D. Clarke White, who is
visiting in the valley spent Saturday in
Hood River.
c. Edwards, who has been working
in this ditrict for the past six or seven
months, left last Saturday with his
family for Estacada, Oregon, where he
intends to 60 on ranch.
Many spent Sunday at the river and
the DEVILS Punch Bowl. The road has
been graded just west of the new
bridge and now automobiles and teams
can very easily cross the new bridge,
which shortens the road to the Punch
Bowl considerably.
Harry Emery has a nice new automo-
bile which ne brought with him from
Portland, last Sunday. The car is five
passenger Carter.
Mrs. F. P. White and son, d. Clarke,
of Spokane, Wash, who were spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Emery, left Tuesday for their home.
E. Vanderlp and A. Nebendahl we're
in Hood River Tuesday on business.
A crew of Japs have been busy on
the Mount Hood railroad for the past
few weeks. They are now working
between the Holstein station and
Boucher, putting in new ties and fill
ing in between the ties, where needed.
Several in this vicinity enjoyed the
dance last Thursday in given in the
apple house in 0dell.
d. j. Lotion, of this vicinity, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends near
Hood River, camping and fishing.
Pearl Foice, Burke Foice, Ben Tates,
Wilbur Tyler and Miss Alice Tyler
drove to Mosier, Saturday evening and
attnded dance given there. Report a
jolly time.
Miss Doris Jenson, of Dee, who grad
uated from the Hood River high school,
has left for Springfield, near Salem.
Ore., where she intends teaching.
Jas. Roberts, of Portland, came up
Sunday to visit his father, Chas. G.
Roberts, of Tanglewood ranch, and also
to look after his ranch.
Little Miss Velma Calgair, of Port
land, who has been spending the school
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. d. Roun-
tree. ,of this vicinity, will also spend
the winter with them. Mrs. Rountree
will give her lessons at home. Miss
Velma has won many friends who will
be pleased to learn she will be among
them this winter.
There was quite an excitement in
this neighborhood Monday of last week
when j. A. Kerby shot at A. Neben-
dahl. A dispute over some cordwood
was the cause. Last Tuesday the case
was tried before Justice of the Peace
Buck. Kerby was fined $40 and costs.
He left the city, while NebendahI re-
turned to his work on the Scott ranch.
Harry Emery was Hood River Wis
itor Saturday.
W. M. Yates has returned to his
work at the Dee store after well
earned vacation. Mrs. Yates did not
accompany him home.