The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-12

Sheriff johnson went to Salem Tues
day to escort Leo Whorlow, who was
placed in the state training school
there by Judge Geo. R. Castner.
Miss Lorraine Allen, who has been
in school in Seattle, has returned to
spend her summer vacation with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Stanton Allen.
DR.. E. l.. Scobee was in Portland the
first of the week. having gone there to
give demonstrations in clinical work at
meeting of the Dental Association.
Miss Hazel Stanton is in Lincoln,
| Nebr., this week to attend the COM
mencement exercises of Nebraska Uni
veristy, where she graduated last year.
Ralph Rutledge, senior from o. A..
c., is now at the Geo. W. Allen orch
ards in the Upper Valley spending the
summer taking care of the trees three.
Drive out over the beautiful valley
roads next Wednesday evening, June
IS, and give yourself and your friend
the pleasure of seeing Kentucky
Belle.
Ernest J. Bloom, of the Columbia
Art Co.. was at Parkdale last week
securing new series of pictures of
Mount Hood and the Upper Valley
scenery.
A. P. Reed and L. A. Henderson
were Underwood visitors Sunday after
noon, having gone there to inspect
their property, OIL the Underwood
Heights.
] oontu &c n VI d p NJ oRo;ols
were here last Thursday afternoon in
specting the tracks on each side of the
city and viewing the high water of
the Columbia.
| Mrs. Geo. Il. Cram has arrived from
St. Louis to spend the summer with
her son. Frank B. Cram, and family at
the Meredith Orchards in the Oak
Grove district.
Anyone knowing where William NJ.
Trengove, who left Hood River about a
year ago, has gone, kindly communicate
with c. T, Trengove, 521a Sixth Street,
Portland, Oregon. il9
A blue flame oil stove does not smoke
does not smell-but it does do away
with about four-ffths of the unpleas-
antness of summer cooking. At
Franz's, of course.
The party given last Friday by the
Assembly club was one of the most
pleasant of the season. Dancing was
enjoyed. Music was furnished by
Harmon's orchestra.
Thomas Harden, general Pacific coast
agent of the Haynes Spray Co. was in
the city last week looking over the
valley and on business. MIR. Harden s
home is in Galva, III.
Don't keep your money tied up. Tor
next week the Heights Greenhouse is
going to make a clearing sale. $4,000
plants for half price. Your chance to
make your home beautiful.
Henry C. Peters has arrived to
spend the summer with his son, A. W.
Peters. Mrs. P. M. Milliken will also
spend the summer here with her
daughter, Mrs. A. W. Peters.
MIR. ana Mrs. Fred Beniger, of For
sythe, Mont, where Mr.. Beniger has
been engaged in the stock business for
number of years, we're in the city
last week looking over the valley.
Mrs. M. Billings is now ready to re-
ceive guests at her place, Mountain
Brook Inn, Trout Lake, Wash. Special
Sunday dinners will be served to par
ties if notified in advance. Phone.
Chester E. Roberts, of Minneapolis,
has arrived here to become assistant
superintendent of the Hood River
Green Point Orchards. c. l.. Dean is
superintendent of the Orchards Co.
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. W. Sweaney enter
tanned number of guests last week.
Among those present were: Mrs. Jen-
ME Smith and children, of Des Moihes,
Ia, and the Misses Hull, of Portland.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Willis Van Horn were
in Portland last week to attend the
graduating exercises of st. Helen s
Hall. where Miss Marion Van Horn
was member of the graduating class.
Prof. C. |. Lewis, of the Oregon Ag.
ricultural College at Corvallis, was
here Saturday to visit c. c. Starring
and to inspect work that is being con.
Quoted by the local experimental sta.
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Moore, of Polk,
Nebr., have arrived here to visit Mrs.
Moore's parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. E.
Stanton, in the Oak Grove district.
Mr.. Moore is in the lumber and ceal
business in Polk.
The Merchants Association has passed
a resolution declaring that its members
shall set aside the week of the Chau
tauqua as time to brush aside the
cares of life and to spend portion OF
the time at Woodwork Park with theii
families.
H. ]. Haynes and H. W. Hamlin, oi
Underwood, were in the city Friday OF
business. They declare that a pro
gress is noted in that country. F. w
Dehart. says Mr.. Haynes, is making
an addition to bis store at Hood.
large machine shed is being built.
When going to Portland try boa
ride on one OF the d. P. & A. n. Co. ,.
Regulator Line steamers, the Dalle
City or the Bailey Gatzert. The latte
. makes daily round trips, except on Sun
} days and Mondays. When in Portland
return home on a boat up the scent
, Columbia. Dock at foot of Alder Street
Local phone 45S2. m29tf