The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-01-01
FRANK A. CRAM


j. L. Bernard, of Salem, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. q. A. Molden.
o. A. Rinshart went ~ Mosier Sat
urdsy on business.
Miss Alta Poole spent the Christmas
holidays with friends in Portland.
F. E. Newby went 10 Portland
Wednesday on business.
c. H. Sletton spent Wednesday in
Portland on business.
Chas. Csstner vent 20 Portland yes
terday to spend Nee Years.
Mrs. G. L. Smith vent to Portland
Wednesday to spend few days.
Newton Clark Usnt to Portland
Wednesday to spend Nev Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Tril, of Wal
Iowa. were here last ~eek looking over
the valley.
Miss Frances Bragg was in Portland
over the week end TO attend the Pink
Lady at the Heilig theatre.
Earl J. Bronaugh, of the Upper
Vslleye spent the weed END in Port
land.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Schneider and son.
Stanley, are at home from Portland,
spending the holidays.
Mrs. Maud psttes, OF Monkland, has
been in the city the past several days
visiting friends.
Henry BlakeIey, Of Brownsville, was
here to attend the funeral services of
! Robert II. CoshoV.
Mrs. Rose Shelley, Of Carson, is
spending the winter in tbe city, having
taken a residence on Cascade avenue.
Mrs. Robert n. Walisee will enter
tain a number of friends OF party at
her home, Shados Brook Farm tonight
Mre. G. u. Nickelsen went TO Grass
! vailey yesterday 60 vfsit hep sistef,
Mrs. w. ri Lelms.
Carl Hollingsorth, of Portland cane
yesterday for visit at the home of
Mr., snd Mrs. E. r. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Greer of Dundee,
visited last week with MIR. anu Mrs.
Willis Bradley.
Mrs. c. x. Marshall and cor, Kent,
aent to Portland Tuesday Cos a few
days visit.
Miss Lempi Hukari, of Oak Grove,
spent last week in Pogtland visiting
with friends.
Mrs. d. l.. Rountree and little
daughter. velma, returned Sunday
from Brush Prairie, Wash, vhere they
have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Nrs. Charles steinhauser
and children left Monday for southern
California to spend the remainder of
the winter.
The members of the ST. Mork's Guild
will meet tomorrow, Friday. afternoon
with Mrs. W. j. Baker at her hcme on
State street.
Albert l.. Crocker, who has been
with the North Pacific Fruit Distribu-
tors at Omaha, is now in Boston visit
iag his mother.
A. A. Jayne, formerly of Hood
River, has Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Wood
ford, of Dee, left Wednesday for a
visit in Bend.
Miss Lillas Brawn, of Goldendale,
has been spending couple of weeks
hese visiting her sister, @rs. Her
maan o. aresse.
sgG. end Hrs. Harold SexSscn, visited
relatives in The Dalles during the holi-
days. Miss Edna Weber. sister of &rs.
Sexton, accompanied them here.
DR.. j. NJ Waugh returned Friday
from an extended visit IN the East.
Mrs. Spau8h and dGughtep, Martha,
roal eined in Portland for a vdsit.
s9iss Fanny Smith, of &alispell,
Mont, hae boen spending 9o holidays
at che home of Nbr. and Eprs. W. Ii.
Furop.
saAurray Kay was presented with a
gold watch fob Sunday by the st.
Mark Mems club, ip appreciation of
his services as leader Of the vested
choir at st. Mark ,S0church.
Vivian Walker went to Portland
Wednesday, and will later return to
Eugene to resume his studies at the
University of Oregon. Hisa father re-
Gently purchased Apple Dell ranch in
the Oak Grove district.
MIR. and Mrs. B. E. Duncan and lit.
tie daughter, Dorothy, who have been
spending the early part of the winter
in Newport Snd Portland, will return
home this week.
The next Auction Bridge party to be
given by the Gembers of the Woman s
Club, will be held on the evening Of
Wednesday, January Z, at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Molden on Oak street, the
former home of MIR. and Mrs. G. G.
Pratt. The Auction parties will be
given throughout the winter.
Mrs. Guy Smith and children, and
Mrs. j. Z. Stanton, of Portland, left
aaionGay fUr Portland. MIR. Smith will
join them Friday and they will later 20
to Dallas, Texas, to spend the winter
where Mr.. Smith has interests. Z. r.
Lawrence has taken charge of Che
! Lawrence Smith ranch.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Stew
art, who celebrated their wedding an.
niversary. were pleasantly entertained
on Tuesday evening at the hone OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rlagdon. The home
was handsomely decorated in Oregon
grape and Chrbtmas eVergreens. Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart received many beau.
tiful presents.