The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-01-08

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the Baptist church will meet with Mrs
Munroe Thursday afternoon, Jan. Is.
0. M. Scott, of Portland, was her
last week to look after his Centra
Vale orchard.
Miss Grace Edgington returned t,
her school work in Wasco, Ore, Sat
urday.
Joe johnson left Sunday for Walli
Walla. Wn.. where he will enter Whit
man College for special work.
W. M. Proctor, of Forest Grove, Uas
IN the city over the week end visiting
friends.
First class dressmaking, fit and style
guaranteed. High grade work solicited
Prices right. Miss Rosboro, over Hood
River Market. is
I. A. Elliott, who has had charge of
the survey for the Columbia highway
through Hood River county, was in the
city the latter part of last week.
1t is now time to put on your lime fer
tilizers. We have the air Stacked lime
and raw ground limerick. Kelly Bros.
phone l4Ol. n6tf
Miss Eva Brock, after visit with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. V. c. Brock,
has returned to the University of Ore
gon.
Miss Fannie Smith, of Kalispel,
Mont, who has been visiting Miss
Flora Furrow, has returned to her
home,
Mrs. Chas. E. Hill, of Springfield,
Mass, spent the Christmas holidays
here as the guest of Mrs. Julia Brun-
quist.
Harry Butter6eld has returned to
Seattle, where he has resumed his
studies at the University of Washing
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. C. Edick, of Mt.
Hood, returned last week from Port
land, where they had been visiting
friends.
Miss Pearl Bradley, English teacher
IN the Lebanon high. school, has re
turned to her duties after spending her
vacation at her home in this city.
Miss Eva Coshow, who had been
here to attend her father during his
illness, left last week for California.
She was accompanied by her uncle,
.. 7. Coshow. of Roseburg.
Miss Ellen McCurdy, who has been
spending the Christmas holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. MCCurdy, in the Oak Grove dis
trict, left Saturday for Corvallis,
where she is a student at the Oregon
Agricultural College.
The engagement of Miss Frances
Nelson, of Portland, and Phillip H.
Carroll, one of the popular young orch
ardists of this valley, was announced
asst week. Miss Nelson has made
many visits here and is very popular
With the valley folk.
MIR. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Shonkwiler and
laughter, Miss Trix, of Hartley, la,
who are were enroute to southern Cali.
sornia to spend the remainder of the
winter, stopped over the week end to
'isit their cousin, Mrs. W. F. Lara
way, and family.
Cauby Relief Corps will install gfic-
'rs Saturday, Jan. 10. All officers
llect are urged to be in attendance.
The annual dinner will be served |
at noon, followed Immediately
" joint installation of the Corps and |
Post.
NJ. M. Hill, who with Mrs. Hill |
md daughter, Miss Ruth and MIR. and |
Mrs. A, D. Moe, is making the tour of |
he Orient with the Shriners, wrote |
rom Port Townsend last Tuesday af-
ernoon that the members of the party
we're all having a wonderfully great
ime. N.e
University of Oregon students who
ave been spending the Christmas va
alton here with parents and friends
nd who have retugned to begin their
tudies are: Misses Eva Brock and
ieorgia Prsther. and Roger Moe, Will
am Cass. Donald Onthank and Donald
lickelsen.
Prof. Vim. Proctor of Forest Grove,
7ho preached last Sunday at the Con-
regationsl church, was the guest
lhile here of MIR. and Mrs. James R.
'orden. of Belmont. He and Mr.. For
en- were formerly associated together
n the faculty of the Cheney. Wash.
formal school.
At the instigation af Miss Mae Dav-
ison friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
ucas surprised them with party lost
huEsday evening. New Years night,
/ celebration of their eleventh we'd
ing anniversary. Twenty-four were
resent and the evening was spent
leasantly playing games and listening
} musical selections. Refreshments
ere served.
The following Oregon Agricultural
0llege Students who have been here 4,
the Christmas holidays, r
ave returned TO Corvallis to resume
leir studies: Clifford Ross, Carl ]:
erry Earl Franz, Waldo Arens. f,
ydthe Brunquist, Mary Dabney, Joy /
Jason, Henry Blagg, Clifford Porter.
ay Nicholson. Forrest Moe, Paul
osey, Richard Yates, Roberta Friday,
lem Shoemaker, Addice Freeman,
ames Steele, Glenn Lenz, Marie
ould, and Lawrence Gerdes. l