The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-11

Fred McCrea was in Portland last
week to visit his sister, Miss Bess Me
Crea, who is librarian at one of the
libraries there.
Ernest Vosper. of Eugene, has been
here this week visiting friends. MIR.
Vosper is a member of the Sigma Chi
fraternity at the University of Oregon.
The Ladies' Aid of Asbury M. f..
church. will meet in business session
at the home of Mrs. W. l.. Smith, 3l9
May street Friday afternoon.
The Four Leaf Glover club will meet
this afternoon, Thursday, at the home
of Mrs. S. E. Hollenbeck in the Frank
ton district.
Donald Nickelsen, son of MIR. and
Mrs. J. r. Nickelsen. of Frankton. left
Tuesday for Eugene, where he will en-
ter the University of Oregon.
Mrs. W. S. Kennedy and little daugh-
ter, of The Dalles, have returned home
after a visit to DIR. Kennedy's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Kennedy.
l have some excellent packing, sort
ing tables and packers supply tables
for sale cheap. Any one interested
call A. |. Mason. Telephone 4742.
Mrs. Emma Crosno, of Albany, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Aida
Shoemaker. and family, left Thursday
for visit her friend, Mrs. Leo Brune,
at her home near Granddalles, Wash.
Chas. Hall was in Goldendale last
week inspecting the lines of the Ore
gon-Washington Telephone Co. there.
A number of improvements are being
planned by the company.
Little Miss Clara Stevens, whose
home is on State street. fell Sunday
afternoon. piercing one of her eyes
with sharp pointed stick. 1t is
feared that the sight may be impaired.
c. l.. Morse was at Sonny Monday
to superintend the shipment of 700
sheep from that point to Portland. A
large number of sheep were brought
over from the John Day region and
have been pastured on the reserves
back of Sonny.
q. G. Hunting, secretary of the
Eighth Department of the Episcopal
church in the United States, will visit
here soon. Members of st. Marks
Mems club are preparing for his enter
tainent while here.
Sherman +. Buck, son of Judge and
Mrs. A. c. Buck. of this city, is now
at La Grande, where he is temporary
express agent. relieving the regular
agent there who is away on his vaca-
tion.
The members of st. Marks Guild
will give their first fall dance tomor-
row, Friday, might at Heilbronner hall.
The affairs given by the Guild last
winter were among the most pleasant
affairs of the seasons social events,
and every one is lo0king forward TO
them with pleasure this year.
Mrs. V. G. Brock was in Wasco last
week to attend family reunion at the
home of her father, John w. Moore,
who is now in his eighty-ninth year.
Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs. Mary A.
Wilkins. of Portland, was present, as
was her brother, J. W. Moore, Jr.. of
Tucson. Ariz., where he is interested
in mines.
Mrs. W. /. Bush and two children,
Jared and Pauline, who have been
here spending the summer with Mrs.
c. G. Gilett and l.. ID. Perkins, Mrs.
Bush's sister and brother, have re-
turned to their home in Sterling. Colo.
Mrs. W. P. Rauch, of Portland, was
here last week with her two children
Mrs. Gillett.
wish to announce that my fall sam
pies Of the Worlds Star fiber silk,
Klean Knit hosiery and underwear,
have arrived. ] intend celling on all
my old customers and many new ones,
but if you are in need of anything in
the early season please phone 284l or
call at l09 State street. Mrs. G. II.
Ralph Lewis and A. B. Shelley we're
in the mountainous district of Mount
Hood along the West Fork last week.
On one day they climbed along the
ridge dividing the headwaters of the
Sandy and the Hood river to the snow
line of Monnt Hood. The rains made
the last days stay of the two local men
very unpleasant. Mr.. Lewis was for
merly in the government forestry ser
vice.
Grandma Rakestraw, of Carson,
Wash. is visiting in Hood River and
She is nearly So years old
and she and Mrs. N. Hardman walked
a mile and half to visit Mrs. Heaton,
who lives in the Frankton district.
Mrs. Rakestraw was a resident of
Hood River valley for several years an
always enjoys her many visits in the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Folts and family
have returned from Springville, NJ Y,
where they spent the summer visiting
Mr.. Folts' parents. II am glad't to get
back to Hood River after my travel
though the parched sections of Kan
ia, says Mr.. Folts. After we left |
the Dslles. my little boy began to
lance jig. he was so glad to get back
here where he could see the noun
Lains.
Bert Kent, who has been in Marsh
held, where he has had the contract for |
rainting some large buildings, has re-
turned to his home here. A number of |
Hood River people are now located in |
Marshfield, among them Joe M.Wright, |
contractor and mayor Of |
This city, and family, and W. W. Mason
and family. L. M. Bentley is also en-
gagged on large contract in that city. |