The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-10-01

Miss Beth Edgintgon, who has been
i'll at the home of her parents, DR.. .and
Mrs. j. Edgington, of this city. has so
far recovered as to leave the first OF
the week to resume her duties at Good
Samaritan hospital where she is in
training.
Forrest L. Moe writes to his father,
A. ID. Moe. that be has been appointed
to the staff of the Barometer. the Ore
gon Agricultural College newspaper.
Mr. Moe is a member of club. for
which Mrs. Louise Stebbins is house
keeper. Mrs Stebbins will remain at
Corvallis throughout the year.
E. r. Manning. formerly rancher
of the East Side district, who is now
in Los Angeles, Calf. where he is in
the interest of the Hood River Apple
Vinegar Co., was here last week on
business. I'VE have already placed or
ders for "a carloads of our vinegar in
California markets" says Mr.. Man
ming.
DR.. E. H. Van Patton, of Dayton,
Wash. was here last week with Mrs.
Van Patton visiting at the home of his
cousin, o. NJ. Scott, of Dukes Valley,
and with MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Bone.
DR.. Van Patton and MIR. Bone were
born the same month in Illinois. where
they grew to manhood together.
The following tennis players from
The Dalles were here Sunday to test
out their racquets against members of
the Benedict club: Chad. Blunt. Harry
f. Green, Robert Good, H. 7. Hopkins
and James II. Polhemus. Harry De-
Witt and Chas. Hall we're winners in
double matches. while MIR. Dewitt car
ried off honOrs in singles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson, of The
Dslles, accompanied by their son.in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Polhemus, motored through the valley
Sunday afternoon. They visited at the
home of Mrs. l.. w. Cannon, on Brook
side Drive. Mrs. Mabel Carert, who
had been here visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Cannon, returned to The
DalIes With them.
Geo. Watson, who has been the mas
cot of the Cottage hospital for the past
several years, having been suffering
from a grubbing accident which crushed
both his legs, now has, position with
the Apple City Electrical Supply Co.
Mr.. Watson was unable to walk up to
several weeks ago. He is now able to
make his way about on crutches.
The Hood River encampment of the
Woodmen of the World will hold joint
initiation and celebration on the even
ing of October Z with the local camp,
tnat of Cacsade Locks, White Salmon
and The Dales. Multnomah camp, of
Portland, will send its degree team,
which viii put on the work, aided by
electrical apparatus, which makes the
ceremonies very effective.
The Hood River Ministers Assoca-
ton has planned to concur with the
proclamation of President Wilson with
reference to the observance of Oct. 4,
as Peace Sunday. Every loyal and
grateful American is urged to attend
his church service upon the coming
Sunday. Saturday will be observed as
tag day. Girls and boys will distribute
red tags in the down town district,
containing the words, peace Sunday,
Oct. 4, ! will attend my church. y
The following have subscribed to the
Columbia campaign fund since last re-
port: DR.. H. l.. Dumble. 0. P. Dab
ney, L. C. Heller, s. C. Ziegler, j. o.
Mark, G. H. Stranahan, Harry Gonna
way, Nelson Emry, ]. E. Robertson,
E. E. Kaesser, DIR. E. E. Ferguson, c.
C. Paddock, C. c. Lennon, E. l.. Nc
Claim, Jr., A. W. Stone, F. W. Buff,
0. H. Rhoades, j. R. Nunamaker, j.
II. Koberg, L. S. Ainsworth and j. G.
Porter.
A reception was held by the Unitar-
ian church at the church building Tues
day evening in honor Of Rev. and Mrs
Arthur Hayes Sargent and to bid fare
we'll to Mrs. H. G. Mcclure, who will
leave soon with her son, Leslie, to join
her husband who has accepted posi-
tion with packing company at Baker.
An address was delivered by Rev. Sar-
gent, who was formerly pastor here.
He has been preaching at South Bend,
Wash, and Eugene. Rev. Sargent
was a schoolmate of Mrs. H. A. Mac
Donald. Will Chandler rendered selec-
tions on the violin. Refreshments were
served in the church dining room.