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

Mrs. John Kroeger's mother. Mrs.
Towle. of Orchards, Wash. arrived
Wednesday Of last week for a visit OF
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kroeger.
]. W. Wilson, who has spent the past
several months In Caldwell, Idaho, re-
turned last week to Odell. Mr.. Wilson
is employed in the box factory and bus
sister, Miss Emily. will bring Mr.: VIII
sons little boy and girl and keep house
for him.
j. Griffin. of Portland. spent Wednes-
day of last week visiting with the
family Of his hrother-in-lsw, J. L. Fer
guson.
The person who found boys coat,
blue with hairline Of white, in the road
Friday, will confer favor by eommun-
ieating with G. f. Bowerman, phone
0iell l27.
Mrs. |. r. Usher and daughter, Reta,
Of Portland. who have been. visiting
relatives in Hood River and on the
West Side, spent the week end at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. John kroeger.
Master Fred Eggert returned last
Thursday from a three weeks visit
with relatives in Portland.
4 Mrs. J. A. McFarane is in Portland
visiting her sister, Mrs. d. Hendon.
4 Wednesday afternoon of last week,
while H. T. Parr and his family and
| Mrs. PARIS mother and sisters, who
are visiting them, were in Hood River,
their home and the greater portion OF
its contents was destroyed by fire.
Many neighbors were absent, but those
W ho discovered the fire gave the alarm
and those who responded did all that
was possible. MIR. and Mrs. Parr are
at home for the present in the Prison
house. They have many friends VINO
are sorry to know of their misfortune.
Mrs. James Cherry, of MOsier, spent
last week visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. r. II. Kemp.
Mrs. C. B. Coovert became suddenly
i'll last week and as soon as the disease
developed the attending physician pro-
nounced it infantile paralysis. Mrs.
Covert is, at this writing, reported
seriously ill, though doing as we'll as
could be expected. Friends of the
family sincerely hope Mrs. CoOvert
may be restored to enjoy her usual
health and that no new cases may de-
velop. Quarantine precautions are be-
ing observed.
J. E. Ferguson was called to Port
land Saturday on business. He re-
turned home Monday.
G. E. Bowerman, IrviR-Christner,
Doc Hamilton, c. M. Sheppard, Walter
Plog, John Allen, Edward Jeppesen
Arthur Hansen are few of those who
are in the mountains hunting.
Misses Marie and Magaret GoulC
have returned from two weeks Vlsl
with friends in Portland and vicinity
They were accompanied by Miss Heller
Allworth and Edward Allworth.
With the beginning of August man!
hunting and camping parties leave TO
| the mountains.
Mrs. Dutro, whit IL Camp Fire Girls
/ left early Saturday morning for Los
II Lake.
II Mrs. ]. II. league and four children
II of Mount Pleasant, WASH, are here TO
II visit with Mrs. leagues mother
II Mrs. Morgan and brother, Fran
II Purdy.
II Frank Lewis, of Dayton, Ore, ha
II been here visiting at the home of hi
III cousin, F. A. Massee.
II f. A. Cole, postmaster at FIJI
II makes three trips weekly carryln
II mail from Odel to the post office a
II Fir.
III John Duckwan and his Sunday scho,
class of boys are enjoying "a week /
III Lost Lake.
VI Mrs. E. o. More, with her tw
daughters and two girl friends,
- camping in the Upper Valley for
:, week or 10 days.
III Mrs. l.. D. Boyed is visiting h
II mother at Newberg, Ore.
HI Clinton Wood went to Portland Sa
III urday.
III Rev. H. B. Emmel, of Hermisto
III Ore, delivered a stirring sermon at Il
III Methodist church last Sunday. Re
III Emmel, with his family and frienC
iii has been enjoying three weeks vac
III ton camping on Hood river abo
III Tucker bridge.
Ill Next Sunday the announcements
HI service at the Methodist church are
III follows: Sunday school 1890 a. n
HI the same as when Sunday school is p
III ceded by the early morning serVi
HI Rev. Haskins has kindly consented
III occupy the pulpit in the evening a
HI O'Clock. Let those who are at ho
II at this time, when so many are awi
II rally and provide good music and
Il large number in the congregation
Ill possible, that we may show our app
III citation of the services of these n
III who, though themselves enjoying
cation, are willing to devote time
HI thought to the work in this portion
LII the field