The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-19

Arthur d. Dabney left Saturday for
Livingston, Mont, where he will meet
his brother, Cadet H. Ii. Dabney,
from West Point. They will visit rel
atives and will go through Yellowstone
National park before returning home.
Mrs. W. E. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Ruth Johnson, of San Jose, Calf.
where Miss johnson is teacher, have
arrived here to spend the next two
months visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Church at their country place on the
Belmont road inst west of the Heights.
One of the recent attractions at the
Commercial club. decorative feature
that every one notices is the elk's head
which has been placed in the main cor
ridor over the registration desk. The
fine head is the property of Carl H.
Vaughan.
Miss Gretchen Hoerlein, who has
been spending the past winter and
spring in Portland where she has been
attending Washington high school, re-
turned home last week to sspend the
summer here with her mother and
brothers.
Freeman Mason, of the Oregon Agri-
cultural College at Corvallis, has ar
rived here for the summer and will be
with G. Claude Thompson. who is ter
racing and planting the Little Boy
Ranch" tract of G. w. Parker at
Mitchell's Point west of the city.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the service at II
o'clock will be conducted by the chill
dren in observance of children's Day.
A program will be rendered consisting
of songs and recitations by the chill
dren and talks by Mr.. Hazlett and
Miss Ollie Richards.
A. l.. Lovett, of the Entymology de-
partment of o. A. c., who spends y
portion of his time here stadying insect
problems connected with Hood River
county's experiment station, advises
the orchardists to spray for codlrg
moth. This is the second spraying for
this destructive insect.
}. W. Wallace will join the Oregon
veterans who will leave for the Get
tysburg reunion next Wednesday. MIR.
Wallace saw active service through the
war. He enlisted with the s5th New
York Regiment and was transferred to
the Pennsylvania Reserve. Light Ar
tillery.
| Webster Kent is in Marshfield, where
he has the contract for painting a large
building, which is just being completed
by Joe M. Wright, formerly mayor of
this city, who has gone to the southern
Oregon coast city and is again in the
contracting and building business,
One of the beautiful places of the
valley at present is that Of Prof. and
Mrs. c. d. Thompson on the macadam
road one the West Side. Their lawns
are mass of color and riot of bloon
ing roses and peonies. A large boquet
of the latter flowers were used in dee
Grafton at the Hotel Oregon Sunday.
Services at the Unitarian church
Sunday are as usual, at II o'clock and
at s p. m. In the evening Mr.. Mac
Donald will speak on 1.-THE Bible and
Higher Criticism" The musical and
literary program consists of violin
duet by Mr.. Newman and DR.. Sharp
and reading by Miss Jewel Taylor.
N. p. Conway, formerly of White
Salmon, where he had charge of the
Apple Growers Union, has left for
Carlisle, KY, where he contemplates
making his permanent home. Mr..
Conway was called back on account of
the illness of his mother He has been
residing in. Hood River for the past
| few months.
Mrs. Chas. T. Early left Monday for
Portland to join Mr.. Early. They then
proceeded to Seaside to secure a cot
tage, where Mrs. Early will spend the
heated months. Their son. Reymund
B., who has been at Eugene for the
past week, will meet them in Portland
before going to California, where lie
has planned to attend college at Berk-
eley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mccall, who
have been at Mrs. Alma Howe's place,
the Cottage Farm, have returned to
their home at Prineville. They are eX.
pecting a visit from Mrs. McCall's
father, Thomas W. Lawson, in the neal
future. Other recent visitors at Mrs
Howe's have been Mrs. and Miss Rus.
sell, Miss Josephine Sullivan, Miss
avery anu MIS-. OIhFeIl, all VI IOTl-
Dand
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann o. Kresse
returned to:this city last Friday, after
having spent several days in Portland
In order to avoid friends on a charivar
bent, they decidedTo leave the train al
Ruthton and to ride to the city BY
automobile. An automobile from the
Fashion Stables met them. But the
wires were tapped, news of their plans
leaked out, and they were met also by
four other automobiles loaded will
friends.
DR.. r. ID. Alexander, of st. Lopis
where he is chief surgeon at the hos
pital of the Iron Mountain and Missour
Pacific railroad companies, arrived las
Friday to visit his ranch in the Centta
Vale district. He was joined Monda,
by his sister. Mrs. d. G. Gibson, slst
of st. Louis They left for the eas
yesterday. DIR. Alexander, who pur
chased his ranch here two years ag
from c. r. Bone, has made a Pacifi
coast tour each year since then. Fl
expects to retire from his profession
after few years and make his hom
here.