The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-24

VIZ" 'HS AHFit AfuNtrs Association.
A. ". Stone was business visitor il
Portland over the week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold. who have
been spending a vacation on the coast.
have returned home.
Mrs. 7. A. SchaIl. Of Portland i.
mere visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deitz.
William Crossl5y. a New York apple
merchant, was Iu the city last week
siziHg up the local crop. MIR. CrossIey
was here earlier iD the season.
". Marquis, proprietor Of the Nickel
Eating House IN Portland, was here the
latter part Of last week looking after
hIs ranch
Mrs. L b. ByerIee, Of St. Johns, ar
rived yesterday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs 6. H. Lynn, and fam
/ lily.
Mrs. Sam Campbell. after visit in
Minnesota with relatives, returned TO
her East Side home the first of the
week.
5. R. Lofts, who operates wood
saw, was the victim Of a painful acci-
dent Saturday having lost a portion of
hnger which was caught by the saw.
The regular monthly social meeting
ot the Ladies Aid Of the Asbury NJ.
+. church will be held at the home of
/ Mrs. r. +. jackson on State street Fri
day afternoon of this week.
+, K. Brown, Of the horticultural
department Of the Oregon Agricultural
College, arrived the first of the week
to assist G. c. Starring with work at
The local experiment station.
Mrs. George K. Castner left last
week to join Mir Castncr at penticon.
British Columbia, where Mr.. Castner is
engaged as horticultural expert for the
Canadian government.
A. f. Simmons, Of Portland, was in
the city Tuesday on business. Mr..
Simmons is brother-in-law Of W. H.
Misz, who recently bought an East Side
ranch.
Chris Griesen, manager of the Fruit
and Produce Distributor, of Portland,
industrial manager Of the Spokane ap-
pie show, was in the city last week
visiting friends and attending to bust
ness matters.
h. NJ. Sidney spent portion Of last
week on his ranch near Fir. MIR. and
Mrs. Sidney and child expect to return
to their beautiful country home soon.
They have been spending the summer
at Gearheart.
S. N, Mears and r. r. Hoge, of
Portland, were here over the week end
looking after property interests. They
own the MaXwelton orchards on the
East Side. MIR Hoge has property in
the Oak Grove district.
Miss Dorothy Epping, who with her
sister, Miss Adrienne Epping, is at
tending the University Of California at
Berkeley is prominent in sophomore
class circles being a member of one of
the important class committees.
The members of the Relief Corps and
their friends will gather for a social
afternoon today at the home Of Mrs. O.
l.. Stranahan on Twelfth street.
full attendance of the members with
their friends is hoped for
MIR. and Mrs. W. f. Laraway left
Sunday for Portland, where, after a
visit with relatives, they boarded the
special Pullman Tuesday night bound
for Ashland, where MIR. Laraway rep
resented the local Chapter at the annu-
al conclave of Knights Templar.
D. P. Donovan, owner Of the Hotel
Oregon, whose former home was in
Boise, Idaho, has come here to join his
family. They will make their home at
the hotel. Mr.. Donovan states that he
expects to have a number of improve
ments carried out at the Oregon.
Elmer Dixon, who had been in Walla
WalIa, where he was Judge of poultry
at the recent fair and pioneer day cele-
bratiOn, stopped here the first of the
week while enrOute to his home at Ore
gon City for a visit with MIR. and Mrs.
A. ?. Slade. MIR. Dixon is a cousin of
Mrs. Slade.
Miss Stampher, matron of the Cot
tage hospital, who expected to return
from a visit in Austria in October,
writes her sister, who has assumed her
duties at the hospital in her absence,
that she will be unable to leave the
war stricken country. Eight of Miss
Stamphers cousins are serving in the
Austrian army.
Bishop Paddock, who has just re-
turned from a tour of the Orient, where
he travelled in quest of health, was here
the St. Marks Episcopal church. A
warm welcome was given. Bishop Pad
dock, whose health has been renewed
after the long tour. Confirmation was
administered to Mrs. Alice Stalnaker.
Miss Miriam Flagler and Miss Mary
Sifton Under the directions of Murray
Kay the choir rendered choral ser
vice.
Contributors to the Columbia high
way fund are reported by c. N. Ravlin,
secretary of the Commercial club as
follows: A. B. Cutler, }. E. Ferguson,
Or. j. W. Sitton, Walter Kimball, }. j.
Gibbons, W. F. Laraway, Hood River
Laundry, Dr.. C. H. Jenkins, Hood
River Vinegar Co., S. A. Mitchell, DR..
E. D. Kanaga, r. W. Kelly, J. P. Lu
cas-. c. W. Hooker, Truman Butler, Gus
Miller, A. G. Lewis, Geo. 7. Prather,
f. 0. Blanchar, Martin Dragseth and
C. H. StTanahan.
One of the most pleasant social fea
lures of the year as that on Saturday
evening, when Miss Marion Van Horn
entertained at her handsome East Side
home at Victrola dancing party in
honor of her house guests, Miss Alice
Fox, Allen Fulton and Anson Allen, all
of Astoria. About 35 of the young
people of the city and valley enjoyed
Miss Van Horns hospitality. A cafe
terra luncheon was served. Mr. Fulton
left Monday for Portland, we're he will
enter the University of Oregon law
school. MIR. Allen left yesterday to
enter the U, of o. medical school in
Portland,