The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-08-21

Rev. W. B. Young will IN the pulpit
of the Asbury Methodist church as us
ual Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Miller. the sister Of
Bishop X. l.. Paddock, will leave soon,
accompanied by her son, Matthew. to
become a member of the faculty Of
Wellesley College.
The record catch of fish was brought
into the city Sunday evening from
Green Point by V. G. Brock, Kay Sin
clair, J. w. Pfer and Frank Daven-
port, Jr. The party. the members of
which had been camping in the Green
Point hills, caught 23S trout.
County Clerk W. f. Hanson has ap-
pointed the following official registrars
in the following precincts to aid with
the registration of the women voters (:
H. c. johnson, Pine Grove; R. j. Me
Isaac, Upper Valley Harry Conoway,
Odel II. NJ. Francis, south Hood River
and A. o. Adams, Cascade Locks.
Mrs. Geo. H. Lynn, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation with
relatives at st. Johns and at Newport,
has returned to her home here. While
at Newport Mrs. Lynn enjoyed a deep
sea fishing trip on the large motor
launch, the Ollie S.
The fall social events were pleasant
ly ushered in last Friday evening by
the dancing party given by the Ben
edlct Tennis Club. The fall cOolness
had begun to pervade the atmosphere
and the evening was just right for
dancing. The patronesses of the event
were Mrs. Chas. Hall, Mrs. Truman
Butler and Mrs. II. A. Macdonald.
MIR. and Mrs. Noah w Bone. who
have been camping at Camp Wood
worth with Mr.. Bones mother. sister
and his nicces, the Misses Pickrell,
have returned to their ranch. Mrs.
Bone, Miss Bone and Misses Pickrell
have returned here and are occupying
the city residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah w. Bone.
T. L. Harley, of Chicago, who has
been here spending the summer on his
Hood River ranch, l. IT yesterday on
his return journey to his home. Mr..
Harley will leave Chicago soon to come
here for permanent location. Hood
River is wonderful community, y he
says, and the Glacier is one of the
best country weekly newspapers that
| have ever seen.
Herman PIath, of North Yakima,
has been here visiting his son. Carl A.
Plath, and wife. Mr.. Plath, Senior,
although 81 years of age, is more alert
and energetic than many men who
have reached the half century mark.
Mrs. H. W. Plath and daughter. OF
Oregon City. have also been here Wis.
iting her brother and sister-in-law
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. PIath.
The Reading club was delightfully."-
entertained last Friday afternoon by
Mrs. E. d. Kanaga. The guests pres
ent were: Mrs. F. G. Hutchinson,
Mrs. j. F. Miller. Mrs. H. l.. Fording,
Mrs. G. l.. Schetky, Miss Helen Teal,
Mrs. Ralph Root, Mrs. Jamme, Mrs.
A. f. Mcnamara, Mrs. J. W. Critics,
Mrs. f. II. Shepard, Mrs. W. w. Rem.
ington, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Holbrook, Mrs
l.. f. Henderson and Mrs. Little
Mrs. Little is here from Moscow
Idaho, visiting Mrs. Henderson.
A picnic on the Columbia beach neal
the White Salmon ferry landing was
enjoyed last Thursday evening by the
following party: Mr.. and Mrs. james
W Pifer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke
Mrs. Ernest c. Smith, Misses Irmf
Goode, Hazel Hollenbeck. Lottie Kin
naird, Viola Wilsno, Kittie and Fran
ces Bragg, Flora Furrow, Leila Hersh
ner, Leila Kelsay, Culver K. Osgood
William Baker, Richard S. Danforth,
Este Brosius, Claude Thompson. Roy
n. Gill, Crawford Lennon, Harold
Hershner and Ray Furrow. Eugene
Bush was also present for the first
part of the beach picnic.
F. NJ. Slavens has returned from
Cannon Beach, where he has beer
spending two weeks. There is M
better place in the state" he declares
''to spend a vacation than on Cannon
Beach. | enjoyed every day of it, anC
don't think | would ever have got
enough The fun of being on the coas
is in being able to get out and catcf
crabs and dig clans. Still saw 1
number of people who went to Sea
side, who were never able to get W
early enough in the mornings, tney
said, to dig clans. They were miss
ing half the sport of the outing.