The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-05

MISS MINNIE DtnltH, Oh spokane, is
visiting her old college chum. Mrs. F.
II. Blackman at her East Side ranch
home.
Rev. j. G. Tate preached at the I'M
manuel church on the Heights last
Sunday night. The service was great
ly enjoyed.
Miss Lillian Brock spent the latter
part of last week visiting her sister,
Miss Eva Brock. at the University of
Oregon at Eugene.
b. f. Duncan was in Camas Prairie
last week with party of people who
desired to look at the desireable hay
and dairy land of that district.
Miss Kittie Bragg, who has been
in Colfax and Spokane, Wash, for
the past six weeks visiting relatives
and friends, has returned home.
Edgar Stephens, of Portland, where
he is in the insurance business, was
here last week visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Turner.
At Riverside church the pastor will
preach as usual next Sunday. Morn
ing theme, "The Religion of River. "
Evening subject, ''Ihe Missing Link. "
Mr.. and Mrs. A. MaIgraf are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Spencer, at
Dee. MIR. Margraf has just returned
from trip to southern California.
Rev. J.. r. Hargreaves will preach
at the Federated church at Odell Sun
day night. For announcements of the
Heights church see the bulletin board
on Twelfth street.
The Assembly club has issued invita-
tions to a shirtwaist dancing party to
be given at the Helbronner hall Friday
evening. The partronnesses are Mrs.
Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Ersfford r. Smith
and Mrs. J. H. Sutthoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnette E. Duncan
and little daughter, Dorothy, will go
to Camas Prare in northwestern Kick
itat county, where they will sperd the
summer. Mr.. Duncan has large hold
ings there that he desires to look ptt1r
The Thompson Optical lrstitrte cf
Portland, has its representative, Or.
E. b. Wheat, in Hood River all this
week. They have established an Office
in Hood River at Mount Hood hotel an
mex and will make regular visits.
Editor E. II. Sheppard, of Better
Fruit, is in Corvallis this week to de-
liver an address, Common Sense APP
piled to the Fruit Industry" to the
students attending the summer session
of the State Horticultural Society.
He will also visit Eugene while away.
Have DIR. Wheat. sight specialist of
the Thompson Optical Institute, at
tend to your eye troubles while he is in
Hood River this week, at the Mount
Hood hotel annex, with the same in
struments and scientific electrical APP
pliances as used in their Portland office.
Attorney Charles o. Burket, who re-
Gently arrived here from Idaho, has
established his Offices in the Smith
building in the room formerly occupied
by Attorney John Baker. Mr.. Baker
has removed to the Brosius building.
A painter of flowers would revel in
the boquets that are now being cut
from local rose gardens. Mrs. J. Nj.
Culbertson plucked boquet of won
derful white roses Tuesday. The bunch
of flowers contained about a dozen and
half perfect buds.
Mike Ostergard of Viento, returned
Tuesday from a fishing trip up the
White Salmon river, where some fine
catches are reported. Charles Gill and
a couple of friends travelled about ten
miles up the stream last week, and
caught several hundred very fine fish.
An enormous arrowhead was mounted
by W. F. Laraway the first of the week
for H. G. Gregory. The big head,
made of very hard obsidian, was four
and three quarter inches long. 1t was
mounted for pin and each point was
tipped with gold
cooperative store is being proposed
for Hood River. Papers of incorpora-
tion have been granted for the concern
to W. b. North, R. E. johnson, J. W.
Dickinson, J.C.JOhnsen and Tim Beatty.
The company will be known as the
First Mutual Association of Hood
River.
A fountain pen hawker who occupied
the corner of Oak and Second streets
last Friday, created no small amount
of interest among the loungers that
day by exhibiting a couple of Gila
monsters, the huge poisonous lizards
that are found in the desert regions OF
southern Arizona.
When going to Portland try boat
ride on one of the ID. p. d A. n. Co. g
Regulator Line steamers, the Dalles
City or the Bailey Gatzert. The latter
makes daily round trips, except on Sun
days and Mondays. When in Portland
return home on boat up the scenic
Columbia. Dock at foot of Alder Street.
Local phone 4532. m29tf
The warm evenings are making pic
nicking parties popular. On Monday
evening the following camped on the
point across the Hood river from the
high water ferry landing: Misses
Kitty and Frances Bragg, Molly Pifer,
Ethel Vanderiln. Louise Halvorsen and
Wilma Thomson, and Roy Gill, William
Baker, Crawford c. Lennon, James
Pifer and George Bragg. Mr.. Lennon
had the misfortune to sprain an ankle
while on the party. The teachers OF
the Sunday school classes of st. Mark s
church entertained the pupil at a party
at Mrs. Charles N. Clarke's Saturday
afternoon.