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

Mr.. and hrs. X. R. 'Bsssett, of Red
mond, left Monday after tao weeks ,
visit at the home Of E. A. Bassstt.
Mrs. Alice Osbuyne and two child,
ren, Helen and Florence. went to Port
land Monday to spend the winter.
Miss Nsttis Allen sent to Baker
Sunday to spend week at a house
party given by Miss Pearl Eceles.
Miss Vera Allen, of Portland, who
has been here visiting her nothes,
Mrs. W. H. Allen, left Sunday.
Miss Fsye Bsery, of Portland, left
, Sunday after visit With her sister,
Mrs. p. G. Schrsudsr.
Miss Helen Allworth, of Crawford,
Wash, came Monday for visit with
Miss Marie Gould, st Odsll.
P. Nilsson, of livingstone, Montsns,
was here the first of the week looking
after his ranch interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Walker, Of Mea-
dows, Idaho. were here las. week look
ing over the valley.
Mrs. Paul Neldon. OF psrkdale, left
Sunday for visit with relatives and
friends in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Gambill, of Dee,
left Monday FOR two weeks visit in
Portlsnd and the Willamette Valley.
Mise Pearl Bradley, who has been
teaching school ut Lebanon, is home
for the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Bradley.
Miss Bsrths Hendricks, of Cascade
Locks, who has been teaching school in
The Dalles, vas here Friday visiting
| friends.
Miss Elsie Wells ~ent 20 Newbers
Monday to visit for lew days. She
will later go 60 Portland to spend the
! winter.
Miss Joseph ing Jeakins. of Portland,
spent Chsistmes here with her trothsY
and sister-in-lsw, Or. and Mrs. G. H.
Jenkins.
Harry Buttet8eid, who is attending
the University of W Washington at Seat
tie, spent the week end here as the
guest at the Dsbney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe d. Thomson, whose
wedding occurred in Louisville, KY,
on the. evening Of December II, ard
~ho have been spending their honey
moon in the South and southern Call
fornia, srsived in Hood RIVER last
Sunday evening.
An adjuster OF the German American
Fire Insurance Co. vas here the first
OF the Week adjusting the insurance on
the home of Arthur Clarke. which was
| recently DESTROYED. Mr.. Clarke re-
ceived the full amount Of his policy,
$500. The company u represented here
by Judge A. c. Rucb.
Their friends in the city and
valley will he glad 20 hnow that Mr..
and Mrs. d. E. Montgomery are moo
making their home in San Joee, Calif
Dir. Montgomery 10 assistant chief OF
| the Brotherhood Of American RailSny
Engineers end was recently in Hous-
ton, Texss, srbitrasins strife differ
encss there. Mrs. Montgomery was
fornsrly Miss Della Watson, of the
city. Their son is a student at Bel
mont school ss Belmont. Calf
Hood River Copmandery hel6 Christ
mas Observance in Masonic hall Chriot-
mas incoming, there being @ Serge
number OF SIR Bniahss. psepsnt. s}ev.
o. A. fsersis conducted very impress
sive service, ending with the partici.
patton in the Roast OF the stroke of the
hour corresponding to high Soon at
W asSinston, y. G. A9tep the conclu-
sion Of che services bpeakSsss sac
carved in tho AonSS4t room.
afYoh& SesaGg. 90 4sqashaN, sogsaerHy
OF chic clog, cassa ggidsy evening 20
attend 30 business &attere. ger. Cad
dy gas one of the early opcAardists of
tha Valley. having developed one of
the boat places on the eest side. He
is doing cell st Gresham, being firm
believer in diversified farming, and
believes tho @Ooner HOOD River or
chsrdises become of ths snpe opinion
fbe sooner they Vill become more pros
pefous. Epr. Csddy is still a friend of
Hood River Valley, end soys that he
fHas soen no halter land op place to
live than the Hood River Valley.