The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-13

Paul, Minn., after a visit with her son,
7. ). Davidson, returned 70 her home
in Portland yesterday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wood left yes
terday for Bay Ocean, where they will
spend the next two weeks on an out
ing. Mr.. Wood stopped in Portland to
attend some Of'the sessions Of Buyers
Week.
Mrs. II. F. Davidson, who with her
daughter, Miss Helen Davidson, and
her little niece, Geraldine Sosey, has
been touring the willamette Valley in
their big Hudson automobile, returned
home Tuesday evening.
G. W. Watson, who has been at the
Cottage Hospital for a number of years
unable to walk, made his first trip to
town Friday by use of his crutches
He hopes later TO be able to walk with
out use of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Wasson,
whose wedding recently occurred in
Indianapolis, have arrived here to
spend a part of their honeymoon at the
Wasson ranch in the Dukes Valley
district.
Miss Aldine Bartmess, Miss Estelle
Rich and Mrs. c. II. Henney, who
have been at Berkely. Calf, where
they took summer courses at the Uni.
versity Of California, have returned to
their homes.
NJ. S. Pitman, of the Monmouth State
Normal school, accompanied by J. 7.
Mcclellan, of louisiana, and Laurence
Pridly, of New York, was here last
week visiting friends. fGMr. Ptman
called on Prof. c. d. Thompson while
here.
The following party has been camp
ing on Lost Lake: Misses Marie
Gould, Louise Forrey, Eta Blagg,
Helen Allworth, Edward Alworth,
Glen Shoemaker and Henry Blagg.
Mr.. AllwOrth and sister are from Bat
tleground, Wash.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Sletten and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Marshall and
son; Mr.gand Mrs. Geo. K. Wilbur and
Mrs. Wilbur's mother and brother,
Mrs. Epler and son, the latter from
Twin Falls, Ida. are camped on the
West Fork.
Candy Corps, W. X. c., will give
another birthday party after their next
meeting, August %. Ice cream and
cake will be served All Members are
urged to be present and especially
those having their birthdays during
June, July or August.
Miss Beth Edgington has returned
home to spend her three weeks vaca-
tion with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Jesse Edgington. She has for the past
year been in the training School for
nurses at the Good Samaritan Hospital
| in Portland
Misses Efiie Jones, Leila Reese and
| Helen Peterson, who have been wait
ing table at the Hotel Oregon, have
| rendered their designations, effective
August Is, and will undertake a long
hike, having planned to walk to Cloud
Cap Inn.
The Ladies Aid of the Asbury M. f.
church will give a lawn social at the
home of MIR. and Mrs H. p. Allen on
the Belmont road Friday evening of
this week. A good musical program is
being provided and all are asked to
attend.
After a three weeks visit at his
summer home at Cannon Beach, c. H.
Stranahan returned last week. Mrs.
Stranahan stopped in Portland for
visit with friends before stopped in
Portland for visit with friends before
coming to Hood River.
j. M. Culbertson has received pos
tai card from DR.. Malcolm Bronson,
formerly of this city, who spent the
summer in Vienna studying. DR..
Bronson had reached his old home in
Hamilton, Ohio, having left Europe
before the declarations of war by the
different powers.
At the home of Miss Radfords par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Radford, on
the East Side, when a large number of
the lady friends of Mrs. Radford and
Miss Radford were present, the en-
gagement of Miss Leila Radford to
Clifford Ross, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
p. Ross, was announced. Five tables
of bridge were enjoyed at the pleasant
event.
Prof. H. S. Jackson, of the Oregon
Agricultural College, accompanied by
Prof. j. R. Winston, of the Hood River
| Experiment Station, j0urneyed into the
remote forests of the Valley last week
in search of specimens Of insect pests
that have been destroying the flora of
the district.
G. F. Moznette, who has been here
engaged in the investigation and con-
troll of the Codling moth pest, left
Wednesday morning for the Milton
Freewater district, where he will make
study of the strawberry weavil. MIR.
MOznette has been connected with the
county experiment station.
The following musical program will
be rendered at the Asbury Methodist
church Sunday evening: Vocal duet,
Misses Jennie Edgington and Pearl
Bradley violin duet, J. A. Wuest and
Joe Johnson vocal duet, Miss Mar
garet Nickesen and Sigurd Nelson; !;
and vocal duet, Mrs. Geo. C. GLADDEN.
and Miss Gertrude Stanton.
At the United Brethren church next
Tuesday evening the members of the
congregation will gather for farewell
reception to Rev. j B. Parsons and
family, who will leave soon for Port
land, where MIR. Parsons has been
transferred. Rev. Morris Goodrich,
the new pastor, and family will be
given a reception of welcome at the
Tuesday evening gathering.
The members of Waucoma Lodge, X.
of P, will hold a social on Tuesday
evening, Aug. rs, when a number of
addresses by prominent men will be
delivered. Judge W. l.. Bradshaw, of
The Dales, will respond to a toast.
The social will be held on the lawn of
j. X. Carson, who with MIR. Hawthorne
and MIR. Stevens forms the committee
in charge of the event. The lodge
conducted work in the first degree
Tuesday evening.
The Womans' Missionary Association
of the United Brethren church will
conduct Missionary institute at their
church on Friday, Aug. q. Mrs. B.
Nj. Peoples, state organizer, will be
present and take an active part. The
pastor, who recently returned from a
term of service in Sierra Leone, will
also have part. Full program will
be announced next week. All inter