The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-11-19

Hans KolIundsrud, of Mosier, was
here last week for the Tieman celebra-
tion of the Masonic lodge.
Hubbard Taylor was in Portland the
latter part of last week to see the
Land and Manufacturers show.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. En-
ry at their home on the Heights We'd
nesday. Nov. Is, daughter.
Friends of Miss Violet Palmer gave
her pleasant surprise party last Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Joseph N.Teal, of Portland. has
been her visiting her sister-in-law,
Miss Helen Teal.
The date of "In a Persian Garden"
has been changed from November % to
November 80.
g. S. Card, of the Snowden district,
White Salmon, has been at the Cottage
hospital suffering from broken arm.
L. A. Andrus, of the firm of Andrus
and Vide, who are now engaged with
the enlargement of the East Fork lrri-
alton District canal, spent the week
end here inspecting the work.
Fancy goods sale by Catholic ladies
at Smith building on Friday afternoon
and Saturday, November q and 28.
Chicken dinner and supper Saturday,
Nov. %.
Rev. A. E. Mcnamara left Monday
for Spokane to perform the wedding
ceremony of a Montana friend. Rev.
Mcnamara and family formerly resid-
ed in Montana.
Leroy Childs, who is a graduate of
Stanford University 5nd who has been
here connected with the experiment
station, has returned to Corvallis, where
he is member of the faculty.
Hans Hoerlein and sister, Miss Al
frieda Hoerlein. were in Portland Sat
urday for the Idaho-0. A. c. football
game. Paul Hoerlein, their brother, is
a member of the o. A. c. team.
R. Won Hacht, of San Rafael, Calf,
and Karl Won Hacht, of Santa Rosa,
Calf, arrived the first of the week for
visit with friends in the Upper Val
ley.
Miss Laura Wilson, who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Cottage
hospital, is rapidly recovering. She
was removed to her home Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Middleton, who with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kline, has been here from
Portland visiting her daughter. Mrs.
G. r. Bone, returned to Portland Tues
day. Mrs. Middleton was an early res
ident of Hood River.
About 35 people are taking part in
"a Trial by Jury, (which will be given
by the st. Marks Guild here on De-
cember 4. The play will be conducted
by j. Adrian Epping, who has charge
of the rehearsals.
j. L. Miller, travelling passenger
agent Of the 0.-W. R. & N. Co., was
in the city the latter part of last week
visiting Local Agent Fredricy and at
tending to business connected with the
road.
Mrs. Laraway. who has been in Port
land visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Laraway. and
little twin granddaughters, Barbara
and Adelaide Laraway, returned home
the first of the week.
Call at Soule's Piano House and see
the new line of pianos just received
from the factory. The finest line ever
dipayed in Hood River. Low price
and time payment offered. IPhone 1852.
Sila H. Soule.
! The date of "In Persian Garden, +"
to be given by the Unitarian church at
the Congregations church. has been
changed from November 20 to Novem-
| hon de 20 fn he aR he
best entertainments of the winter.
The Congregational Ladies Aid has
changed date.of their bazaar from first
Thursday to first Saturday in Decem-
ber. A good hot dinner at noon and
original entertainment in the evening.
All keep the date in mind.
Prof. Sheldon, of the University OF
Oregon will be here Friday night to
deliver lecture on "Children of the
Novels" to take the place of Prof.
Reddie, who is ill. Prof. Reddie was
to have given reading from Huckle
berry Fin.
The ladies of the M. e. church will
serve dinner and supper in connection
with their bazaar to be held at the K.
of P. hall Saturday of this week. A
number of japanese and homemade
articles will be on sale. The excellent
meals will be served for 35 cents each.
W. j. Baker exhibited last week q
peculiar rock formation. The forma.
tion, composed of q number of differ.
ent kinds of stone, apparently run to-
gether while at high temperature
was about half the size of mans fist
A portion of the surface was water
worn and indented so that represen
tation of human skull was made.
Ralph Laraway will leave soon fol-
Marshfield. where be will enter bust
ness. His father, W. F. Laraway, viii
visit him IN Portland the latter part Of
the week just before the departs fol
his new home. The senior Mr. LarawaI
will be accompanied home by his littl,
granddaughters. Adelaide and Barbara
who will visit their grandmother ant
grandfather for short time.
James E. Montgomery, who left afte
visit with local friends about thre,
months ago for Marshfeld. has locate,
in that city, having taken position
with the Coos & Curry Telephone Co
MIR. Montgomery is commercial super
intendent of the new telephone com
/ pany, which was formed recently b,
/ Chas. Hall and which operates tn
i lines in the fast developing cities Of
the southwest coast of Oregon.