The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-04-16

Joe JOnnSen, son OF MI. anu WIS y.
C. johnson. who is attending Whitman
College at Walla Walla, where he is
taking a course in music, spent the
Easter vacation here with his parents.
G. C. Wiley, of Lents, spent the
week end here with his brothel-ln-law,
ID. H. Thorn, and wife. Mr.. Wiley is
a real estate dealer in Lents. and has
been in business there longer than any
other dealer.
j. l.. Carter, president of the Oregon
Pioneer Association, was IN Portland
last week, making preparations for the
forty-irst annual reunion of the asso-
citation, which will be held in Portland
on June Is.
F. B. Hardy and family, who have
been making tour of the west and
who have been here visiting MIR. Har-
dy's nephew, Frank ClemmOns, of the
Heights, left for their home in Vinita,
Okla, Tuesday.
Miss Florence Avery, who is stu
dent at the University of Oregon. is at
home spending the spring vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Avery. She was met in Portland
by her mother.
Edwin A. Start, S. A. Boothroid and
w. E. Rolaff, all of Seattle, were here
last week, accompanying 0. j. Nelson
over the valley. The three Seattle
men have recently purchased real es-
tate interests near Goldendale.
MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Parsons, of Port
land, are the guests of Col. and Mrs.
W. F. Tucker at their Upper Valley
home, Ell Corregidor. They we're en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at an
Auction bridge party.
AL Ruhnke, formerly a member of
tie force of the Mt. Hood Railroad, wi o
was recently married to Miss Emma b.
Buchanan, was here last Friday with
his BRIDE MIR. and Mrs. Ruhnke will
make their home in Portland.
The following delegates will attend
the district convention of the Christian
church at The Dalles this week: Mrs.
Irl Blagg, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Copple,
Sanford Smith, Mrs. G. l.. Morse, Mrs.
P. E. Schreuders, A. B. Cash and Rev.
| II. c. Clark.
The ladies of the st. Marks Guild
will be hostesses at a post-Lenten
dance at the Heilbronner hall tomorrow
evening. The following are the pat
ronesses of the dancing party; Mrs.
G. l.. Schetky, Mrs. W. J.sBaker and
RS. Robert R. Carter.
The following Mechanics of the city
have formed the Mechanics club and
have established bachelor quarters in
the house at the corner of Fourth
street and Cascade avenue: Pete Shive-
| ly, Carl Kent, Jake Merrill, Lynn
Tousher, Martin Laughiln, Arthur and
Frank Howell and Henry Schmidt.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church will meet today at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Mohr on the
East Side. The ladies Of the city will
drive to the East Side home in carry
all. The members of the Altar Society
were hostesses Tuesday night alta care
party at the home of Mrs. Theo. Haas
Samuel T. Richardson, of Salem. was
in the city last week Mr.. Richardson
who was here last year in connection
with the states investigation OF thu
route of the Columbia river highway
is candidate for supreme judge OF
the Republican ticket. He has been
: practicing attorney for 80 years anC
, for 27 years has been an instructor o
law.
The baptismal and christening ser
vices of little Preston Amble, the sol
of Mayor and Mrs. Albert 2. Reed
= were observed SUNDAY afternoon at tn
st. Marks Episcopal church, DR.. A. +
4 | Of 10 q
. ating. Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Bone wer
! the godfather and godmother of tn
little boy.
} Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Lathrop, 0
: Iowa, who have been in Astoria visit
e ing their daughter, Mrs. c. W. Ec
I munds, have returned here to visi
j thier son and daughter, Albert Latf
rop, and Mrs. E. o. Hall. Rev. Latf
e rop will occupy the pulpit at the As
e bury Methodist church, where he wa
e formerly located, next Sunday morr
, ing.
] Among the orchardists in the cit
Monday night to attend the Panam
e canal night of the Commercial club wa
giO. T. Wedemeyer. Mr.. Wedemeye
e stated that he considered that the prot
{ perity of the valley would be conserve
i If the ranchers worked on their orcl
ards that day. eve will have to go
Odell to vote on the City of Utility 0
Q Monday" he said, "and that will TAX
u a much needed day"
= Mrs. L. Nj. Bentley and Mrs. j. v
Ingalls, entertained at the home of Mr.
Ingalls, last week at series of car
v parties. On Friday afternoon, whe
l. whist was played, the first prize wa
" won by Mrs. A. c. Lofts. Mrs. J.
n Lucas taking second honors, Mrs. Ker
: A.. Shoemaker receiving the consol;
It tion prize. Auction was played Satu
day afternoon, when first honors wei
9 won by Mrs. J. w. Sifton. Mrs. A.
4 Ramsey won second prize and Mrs.
g O. Mclaughlin the consolation prize.