The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-10

IRoy C. Brock was Portland visitor
last week.
Mrs. Charles Rawson spent part of
last week in Portland.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Evans,
Jr., Tuesday, April 8, son.
E. C. Wright has purchased the W.
W. Mason property on Sherman avenue.
Mrs. w. A. Schaffner was here last
week the guest of Mrs. George Strana-
han.
.Rev. J. X. Hargreaves will preach
at the Union church at 0del Sunday
evening.
w. C. Smullin, who has been visiting
in the east, has returned to his Upper
Valley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mp Spencer, of Green
Valley, have arrived to make their
home in the Upper Valley.
Miss Ruth Cooper, of Underwood
was here Friday evening to attend the
dance of the S. Marks Guild.
C. b. Jensen will leave soon for Red
ding, Calf, to look over the country.
MIR. Jensen now resides near Monnt
Hood.
After having spent the winter in
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Cutler
and daughter, Miss Lucy. have returned
to the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Zeller, who have
been spending the winter in Portland,
have returned to their ranch at Summit
tor the summer.
sHans Emil. Kollandsrud who is an
orchardist of Mosier, was granted ma
turalization papers yesterday afternoon
by Judge W. l.. Bradshaw.
Miss Vida Smith. who has been here
from Toronto, Can, spending the week
with her aunt. Mrs. E. Z. Gould. left
Sunday for Oakland, Cal., where she
will visit friends.
Miss Mary Dabney is in Vancouver
Wash, to attend the wedding of hei
friend, Miss Florence Walcb. Sqe vii
spend week in Vancouver ana Por
land before returning home.
For Sale-By resident going east
One sound. gentle, all around hose
weight 1850. Ranch equiment in de
tail. also household goods, chickens
etc. For quick cash sale, cheap. Ap
ply B. E. Heller, Phone 5000 HoUC
River.
A. C. Boswell, of Pittsburg, arrived
yesterday to visit with Eugene c.
Euwer and Walter Mason in the Upper
Valley. Mr.. Boswell was a member
of the same class with Mr.. Euwer anC
Mr.. Mason at Princeton. He was met
here yesterday by Mr.. Euwer.
The county court is making an i'm.
provement of the roads on the East
Side. Crushed rock will be used in the
construction of roads in the Van Horn
district. The county court has called
for bids on a wooden bridge to be con-
structed across the Hood river at Win
ans.
st. Marks Guild will hold silver
tea, Friday afternoon from until s
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. P.
Reed, 814 Oak street. The guest of
honor will be Mrs. j. p. Crandall, of
The Dalles, who will give short talk
on 1.-THE House of Church Women. "
Everyone urged to be present.
Rev. H. l.. Snyder, Of Chanute, Ka an,
arrived here last week for a visit with
his broher-in-law, Truman Butler, and
family. Rev. Snyder who has been a
pastor of the United Brethren church
at Chanute, is making his first visit to
the Northwest. Mrs Snyder was here
last year.
Chris. R. Greisen, formerly associat-
ed.wth Better Fruit in this city, but
who is now general manager of the
Fruit and Produce Distributor, a pub
lication launched by himself and Hy-
men M. Cohen, well known in the mar
keting world of the northwest, in Port
land, was in the city the latter part of
last week on business. Mr.. Greisen
was distributing first issues of his
publication, a handsome magazine. In
the first issue are extracts from an ad-
dress delivered by E. H. Sheppard, ed
itor of Better Fruit.