The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-05-28

Prof. J, S. Potter, principal of the
Barrett school, spent the latter part of
last week with party of friends on a
hstlng trip in Wasco county.
The regular monthly social of the
Ladies Aid of Asbury NJ. T.. church will
meet with Mrs. K. A. MyClanathan.
$40 Park avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. 0. p. Dabney and Mrs. Al
Whitehead were in Portland last week
to attend meeting Of a Christian Sci
ence committee on publications.
Mrs. Kay W. Sinclair and children
left last week for Chicago, where they
Will spend a portion Of the summer
visiting relt tives and trends.
Y. A. Bowers, who has been making
his home on the West Side, plans on
leaving next week for Sandusky, Ohio,
where he will make his future home.
Arthur Copeland, who was brought
here from Dee, where he was injured
at camp Of the Oregon Lumber. Co..
is recovering at the Cottage hospital.
Miss Eva Gum, of Raymond, ILL.,,
passed through the city last week en-
route to the Upper Valley to make her
home with her brother, Chas. Gum.
B. L. Murphy and family, who have
been residing for the past year at Hol-
ly, in the willamette valley, have re-
turned to their West Side ranch
H. W. Branigan, John A. Baxter,
William Leetyenburg, |. Redfern and
E. Hannelevar, all of Burlington, Ia,
were here last week looking over the
valley.
Mrs. Margaret E. Mason, Of The
Dalles, who is helping with the straw
berry harvest at the home of F. II.
Blagg, fell Monday and sustained a
broken arm.
Alfred Cox, who has established a
Photographic studio in the Worcester
Bldg, in Portland, is here OIL his Oak
Grove ranch taking care Of the har vest
of his berry crop.
MIR. and Mrs. j. J. Knapp and daugh-
ter left Tuesday for Forest Grove,
where they will spend the week attend
ing services at the Seventh Day Ads
ventist tented city.
James F. Endcott of Parkdale, is
recovering at the Cottage hospital
from wound inflicted recently, when
a steel chip from a sledge hammar
penetrated one Of his thighs.
Misses Alice and Myrtle Graham, of
Portland, spent the week end visiting
Miss Gretchen Hoerien of Oak Grove,
who recently returned from Portland,
where she has been attending school.
Mrs. Lottie Palmer, who has spent
the past several months with her son,
A. c. Lender, and family, left Monday
for an extended visit in California.
Mrs. Lender accompanied her to Port
land.
A large crowd attended the shirt
waist dancing party given Saturday
evening at the Heilbronner hall by the
ladies of st. Marks Guild. A number
of young people from The DaIles were
present.
Mrs. F. f. Newby and Mrs. May
Jackson journeyed down to Sonny last
Thursday afternoon to bid farewell to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jamison and fam
ily, who have removed from that place
to Portland.
Accompanied by her sister, Miss Bes'
sic Govotte, Mrs. Cornelius has left
for eastern Oregon to spend the sum
mer on the Cornelius ranch. Mrs. II.
l.. Coyote, their mother, will spenc
the summer in Portland.
Mrs. S. E. HueIat, of Salem, arrived
last week to make an extended visit
with her son, C. O.Huelat, and family.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Molden, the Heulats spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller in the
Central Vale district.
J. G. Skinner manager of the loca
office, was in Portland last week at
tending a convention of the Northwest
ern Fruit Exchange. Managers o,
affiliated associations and officials OF
the central selling agency delivered
interesting addresses.
Edward Hill, who has been in Port
land, where he made an exhibit OF M
paintings, returned to the city las
week. MIR. Hill, who has been recelv
ing much praise for his work, is plan
ming to remove to Portland.
Geo. f. Carter, who has been spend
inc the past wear at Suisun, Calf, ha
returned to Husum, Wash, where h
will spend the summer on his brother
ranch. Mr.. Carter is the Husum cor
RESPONDENT for the Uregonian. He wal
in this city the first of the week.
Mrs. ". F. Honey, of Gresham. an'
Mrs. C. E. Nelson, of Seattle, haV'
been here visiting their old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Claxton and tamll!
and Mrs. villain Brown. The VISITING
ladies' were neighbors in North Dakot'
before coming to the northwest to re
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Snow and littl
daughter, Roberta May, OF Portland
arrived last week for a visit with Mrs
Shows parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u
Lennon in the Oak Grove district
Mr.. Snow has gone to Roseburg thi
week on business, but Mrs. Snow ant
daughter remain for two weeks sta.
in the Oak Greve country.
Children's night was observed Tues
day evening at the Masonic hall by tn
Eastern Star. A large number of tn
Youngsters of the city and valley en-
loved the annual event. A feast of ic
cream and cake was provided. Geo
M Hyland, of Portland. Right Worth
Associate Grand Patron OF the Genera
Grand Chapter of the Order of tn
Eastern Star, who was in the city o
private business, was present and ad
dressed the Chapter.