The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-08

Grace u. B. church, Oak and Sixth.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sermon at
II a. m. Subject, christian Hospital
ity." C. Z. at p. m. Preaching at 8
D. M, subject, BREAD Out Of Stone. "
j. B. Parsons. minister.
The members of Wauna Temple,
Pythian Sisters, are planning to spend
the day with Mrs. VIM. Stauifer at her
Belmont home Friday of next week.
They will make the trip in the wagon
ette and anticipate gala day.
Rey B. Early, who with his mother,
Mrs. Chas. T. Early, has been in Port
land where he has been having his
eyes treated, will spend the week end
at the University of Oregon, partici-
pating in the Junior week festivities.
!. Mrs. Louise Boyden, who has spent
the winter in Portland, has returned
to her Oak Grove ranch and is drilling
the pupils of the Oak Grove school il
a play that will be given in the assem-
bly, room of the new building in about
month.
H. d. Langille was here over the
week end to show the Langille home.
stead place in the Mount Hood district
to Miss Stranse, of Portland. Mr.
Langille, who was formerly resident
of the valley, is well known here. He
now resides in Portland.
Paul Manning, formerly of this city
who is now a student at Willamette
University, has been named as mana
ger of the Willamette Colegian for th(
ensuing year. Mr.. Manning has sue
cessfully managed the college publica
ton for the past half year,
l.. S. and r. B. Bennett have taker
permanent quarters in the house OF
Columbia street vacated by Mr.. anC
Mrs. l.. F. Patterson, who have re
moved to Portland. yhey spent tn
winter in the residenee while Mrs
Patterson was visiting in Honolulu.
MIR. and Mrs. George Corovor an,
daughter, who are here from Virsinia
ILL.,, visiting Mrs Conover's blCthers
Noah and CIR. Bone and'their wives
will motor today with the former L
Trout Lake to spend few days il
that scenic region. They visited tn,
Mount Hood district Tuesday.
Mrs.C. H. Caufeld accompanied b,
her daughter, Mrs Clara Wood, 0
Washougal, Wash, is here spending
the week with her son-in-law am
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hender
son. Mr.. Caufeld accompanied th
visitors and spent the week end in tn
city.
W. II. Suksdorf, who has been il
the middle west visiting relatives, AM
who is returning to Alaska where he i
in business, was here and at BingeI
last week visiting relatives and oil,
friends. Mr.. Suksdorf is a son of tn
late Chas. L. Suksdorf, pioneer o
the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moe went t
Portland Friday to attend the funera
of VIM. Polifka, who died Tuesday
after an illness of six months. Mr.
and Mrs. Polfka were old friends 0
the family, dating back to the earl
seventies, when they were neighbors il
Wisconsin.
j. W. Simmons and daughter, Mis-
Nellie Simmons, returned Saturda
from Portland, where Mr.. Simmon
had gone to investigate the fraudulen
collections made by j. G. LaFranc
against the Modern Woodmen, of who
fraternal organization Mr.. Simmons j
high official.
Next Sunday morning will be OF
served as Mothers Sunday at the Uni
tartan church, when the subject will b
1.-THE Exaltation of Womanhood.
Several mothers will unite with tn
church. At $50 an unusual opportur
ity is offered to the public in the ad
dress of E. l.. Smith on "The FoIklor
of the Indians" In connection wit
the address Miss Grace Carter will pla
some Indian music. Also Mrs. W. "
Remington will sing and DR.. Shar
will play a violin solo.