The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-06

Miss Cleo Shoup was in Portland last
week visiting friends.
Good fir props $40 per NJ. at our Mt.
Hood yard. Pine Grove Box Co ag6ti
w. N. Winter was in Portland last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Andrews left
yesterday for Portland for visit with
friends. -
Mrs. w. B. Mulford, dressmaking and
fine sewing, IA Cascade Avenue, Hood
River, Oregon. al3
Lost-A heavy gold pin, made of
three links. Finder please return to J.
H. Heilbronner e. Co. office.
Little Miss Cecile Breed, the three
year old daughter of MIR. and Mrs F.
l.. Breed. is recovering for serious
illness.
Mrs. Charles OFT and family, of
Springfield, ILL.,, who have been tour
ing California. have been in Hood Riv-
er visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Walsh
and family.
Mrs. M. l.. Schrover and two daugh-
ters, Misses Alice and Elsie, and Mrs.
M. Beekman,..of New York, who have
been on western tour, were here
Tuesday looking over the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lemon, of Cor
wallis, arrived last week for a visit
here with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell A. McCully. MIR. Lemon is an
instructor in the commercial depart
ment of the Oregon Agricultural Col.
lege.
Mrs. NJ. A. Forsythe, of Portland,
arrived Tuesday for visit with Dr..
and Mrs. J. h. McVay. She was ac-
companied to the city by her niece,
Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Forsythe, who
formerly resided in Toledo. Ohio the
former home of DR.. and Mrs. McVay.
Mrs. Maria Carson. of Atlantic, Cass
county, Iowa, has been here visiting
the family of her cousin, Harry H.
Bailey. While here she called on W.
+. Laraway, who 48 years ago opened
up jewelry store in Atlantic. 1t was
the first jewelry store between Council
Bluffs and Des Moines.
Mrs. Theo Haas is spending this week
with friends in the Mount Hood district.
She will visit Cloud Cap Inn. Miss
Rose Haas will leave next week with
the following party for an outing on
Lost Lake: Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. King.
don, Carl Mohr and her brother, Henry
Haas.
Mrs. James Croasman, Mrs. Young's
aunt, accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. William Bartell. both of Berke-
ley, Calf, are here visiting Mrs. W. B.
Young. Another aunt of Mrs. Young's,
Mrs. John Buckner. of Salem, who is
also accompanied by daughter, Mrs.
Joe Kirk. is the guest of Mrs. Young.
The following Underwood people
passed through the valley Monday en-
route to Cloud Cap Inn and to ascend
Mount Hood: J. w. Shipley, W. G.
Detwiller. Haddon Manners, w. l..
Very, J. N. Fleishner, A. R. Hedrck
and Herman Fredericks. The trip was
made in MIR. Fredericks' automobile
Carl P. Ross, formerly resident of
this city but who recently removed to
Portland with his family, arrived yes.
terday for visit with local merchants.
Mr.. Ross, who is travelling salesman
for candy and cigar houses, when in
terviewed, said that he did not think
the European war would seriously
affect his business.
E. E. C0ursen and son and daughter,
Raymond and Miss Geraldine Coursen,
after an ascent of Mount Hood, visited
Miss Lenore Adams last week. The
Coursens assembled the mountain from
the Government Camp side, but de-
scended by way of Cloud Cap Inn.
They are enthusiastic mountaineers and
take long mountain hikes each summer.
Miss Elizabeth Steinbach, of North
Dakota, who has been teaching at
Kootenai, Idaho, has been here visiting
local friends. Miss Steinbach, who is
cousin of Father Thomas, who has
charge of the Catholic Missions of
Klickitat and Hood River counties, Wis.
tied Cloud Cap Inn and made the ascent
of Mount Hood.
W. S. kirkpatrick, a member of the
advertising firm of Geo. d. Lee & Co.,
of Portland, was here last week visit.
ing j. c. Skinner, local manager of the
Northwestern Fruit Exchange. The
Lee agency is handling the publicity
and advertising of the Exchange, and
MIR. Kirkpatrick was here to tour the
valley. Mrs. Kirkpatrick joined him
Sunday.
The following Hood River people left
the first of the week for Newport
Beach for an outing: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Keir and little son, Paul, Mrs. J. M.
Schmeltzer and little son, Stanley, DR..
and Mrs. E. l.. Scobee and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nichol and daughter
and MIR. and Mrs. Del E. Rand. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Elyea, who have been here from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, visiting Mrs.
Schneider and MIR. and Mrs. Clayton
Fletcher, of Central Vale. Mr.. Elyea
is their uncle