The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-16

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Mrs. ]. NJ. Culbss.son has been i'll
for the pasp week.
Lueien Carson was in The Dalles last
Saturday to attend the Rodeo and Fair
celebration.
1t will only cost you 95 cents for the
best kind of q chicken dinner at the y.
of P. hall Saturday noon.
Mr.. Snd Mrs. Burnette E. Duncan
and little daughtea Dorothy, have Qen
in Portland visiting relatives.o
L. M. Bentley, who haS been at
Marshfeld, engaged contracting work,
has returned On bis home here.
Mrs. Marsh Cunningham, of Marion,
Ohio. is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. McClain. 90
Miss Ada Mark returned Friday from
visit with relatives and friends in
Salem and Portland.
After trip to Australia, Attorney
A. A. Jayne, formerly of this city, has
removed to New Mexico, where he wll
pDctice law.
Horace Butterfield, accompanied by
Addison BentBtt, came up from Port
land to spend the week end at hie
Belmont country home.
sAnton Lausman came down from
Green Point Saturday and passed
through the city enroute to the Rodeo
at The Dalles.
Miss Grace Taylor, former suPrin-
tendent of the Cottage hospital, Arrived
in the city Monday to spend few
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
L. Foreing.
l.. N. McKinnel, of Portland, @s
been here for several days visiting his
sister, Grs. VI. E. King, in the Oak
Grove district.
Mrs. Hansberry, of Seaside, forOerly
resident of the city and who now
owns property on the Heights, was
here the first of the week on business.
A basket picnic will be given at the
Frankton school house tonight. A bas-
kQ ball game between the girls team
and the boys team will be played.
l.. T. Bragg. OF Colfax, Wash, who
is interested in the Bragg Mercantile
Go. of this city, has been in 'town this
Week visitiog relatives and attending
to business.
Don't forget that you can get all you
want to eat of the very best kind OF
cooking at the chicken Ginner given by
the Methodist ladies at 8. of z. hall
Saturday at noon.
Clarence F. Gilbert is suffering from
a sprained ankle, sustained Shen he
stumbled over box in the basement of
the Gilbert implement Company store
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ramussen, who
will spend the next few weeks in R2rt-
land visiting friends, came up to Wood
River Sunday for visit with Mr.. and
,t2irs. L. J. Butterfeld. They were
taken for ride over the valley and
were delighted with the region. Mr..
and Mrs. Rasmussen are in Portland to
attend the K. of P. Grand Lodge this
\ week, both being delegates to the
meetings.
MIS-. Willis Van Horn received tel
egram Sunday morning announcing
that her father, Abraham Davy, had
been struck, while out for morning
walk. by an automobile and had suf-
fered compound fracture OF his
ktsss. Mr.. Davy, who is well known
here, having made many friends while
visiting his daughter, is " years old,
and while it was feared ths9Bhe shock
; of the injury might prove serious, fur
; tber information from his home at Nj
agara Falls, N. Y. states that he is
resting well.
The engagement and approaching
wedding of Miss Mary Montgomery
y who was teacher at the Middle Valley
!. school last year and year before, t.
Robert j. Mckay, who resided here fol
: part of a year in 1910 and who ha'
been teaching at the University of Cal
. ifornia. has been annouced. Miss Mont
J gomery, who has been in ShelbyVille
: Ind. visiting her parents Mr.. AM
{ Mrs WalteCE. Montgomery, will leav'
E for California the latter part of thl
j month, and the wedding will be sol
: emnized on November a. Mr.. Mcka.
! is now a chemist in the employ OF tn
! Alameda Sugar Co. at Alvarado, Calf