The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chapman and
ittle'son, Gerald, left Friday for Fos-
sill, Ore, where they will visit rela-
tives and leave soon for a point thirty
miles from Fossil, where they have a
promising outlook in ranch property.
Mr.. Chapman is succeeded in the store
and postofice by Mrs. Nettie Crockett.
who is known as woman Of business
ability and who has the confidence Of
every one who knows her.
After almost FIVE weeks in the hospi-
tai in Hood River. Irwin Heft was
brought home last Friday afternoon.
He is still under the care Of the physl-
clan and will be for some time, but IS
able to be about and will walk from
the home Of his parents to the home OF
the physician when necessary. During
his stay in Hood River he won friends
in the hospital and business houses in
which through friends he became
known.
While helping his little son from a
wagon Friday, B. 7. Young was thrown
from the wagon by the seat tipping
and received some bruises and bad
shaking up. For several days he suf-
cred considerable pain, but he hopes
this may be a matter Of but short
time and that he may speedily regain
his usual health.
Glenn Young returned Friday from
an extended stay with relatives IN
Crook county. He brought a team with
him. He also helped bring a carload OF
horses as far as Shaniko. They were
to be shipped to British Columbia.
The supper and social last Friday
night was reported a success, both from
& social and financial standpoint. The
receipts were about $26.
Mrs. c. f. Lowell and daughter
Grace, left last week for Portland.
Later they expect to 90 back east for
an extended visit.
Claude Sunderland and Arthur Fos-
ter, both of Portland, are here for a
visit at the home of their aunt, Mrs.
Nj. Cellar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Kemp and little
daughter, Helen, arrived Sunday after
having spent the winter in California.
Mr.. Grove, Of Portland, was here
Sunday on business. He stoppedlwith
his friend, Mr.. Matney.
Mrs. Sarah Hickox. of Hood River,
and Mrs. H. l.. Hickox, Of Washougal,
Wash, came out Saturday for a short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
f. Bowerman. They returned Mon
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley, Of Hood
River has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Chester Shute. during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, of For
est Grove, came out Tuesday for a visit
with Mrs. Smiths brother, Chester
Shute. They brought with them Mrs.
Smith s nephew, Master Claire Coe, of
Hood River.
Mrs. Nettie Crockett left Monday |
for Rupert, Idaho, for weeks busi- |
ness visit. Elmer Chapman is looking |
aftersthe postoltice and business during |
her absence.
w. 7. Kemp is now with Purdy a. |
Chapman waiting upon customers and
will attend to the delivering of goods.
Mrs. Pauline TaImage is with the
Paris Fair, of Hood River, where her |
friends will be pleased to greet her.
At the last meeting of the Sunshine
Guild the name was changed and the |
society is now known as the Guild. |
The outlook for the society is promis-
ing. There is membership of % la
dies The supper and social last week
was.a success exceeding the eXpeeta-
tions of those interested. The ladies
wish to thank those who assisted them.
Mrs. J. L. Ferguson left Tuesday for
Oregon City, where she will attend the
State Sunday School convention.
The Methodist Sunday school attend
ance record was broken Sunday, with
1873 reported present and $5. AZ offering.
This is the result of effort on the
part of member encouraged by teachers
and is evidence of what may be ac-
complished when many are striving
toward the same end. At the close of
the session photo of the 63 members
who were present was taken and then
photo of the Sunday school as
whole. We believe this is but a prom
Use of larger number and increased en-
thusiasm.
Those who attended the union church
last Sunday evening report very inter
esting addresses by a returned Korean
missionary and by DR.. Robinson, of
Mosier. Leslie Butter, of Hood River,
and another gentleman whose name we
have not learned.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Epworth
League 6:45 p. m. Service by pastor
7:45 p. M, at the Methodist churcn
next Sunday.
Sunday school 1890 a. m. C. T.. p.
m. Service, Rev. llargreaves. 7:l5 p.
m, at the Union church next Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Howard went to Portland
Sunday for visit with Mr.. Howard s
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Nj. l.. Howard.
Donald Black went to Lyle. Wash.
Sunday for visit with his mother,
brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Hubbard Taylor,O of Hood River,
has received letter telling of the ser.
ious illness of Hattie Atkinson, OF
Ashland. Hattie was very i'll with
scarlet fever but was improving wher
measles developed and now her csndi
tion is such that there is very little
hopes for recovery.