The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-04

the valley.
Z. A. Baker was a Portland visitor
last week, having registered at the
Seward hotel
Z. c. Miller, Of the Upper Valley,
was a business visitor in the city the
first Of the week.
Miss C0rnelia Marvin, librarian.
has been visiting Miss Della Northey
county librarian.
Albert ;. Hall was initiated into Tn,
Dalles chapter, b. T. o. f., the latter
pant Of last week.
Miss Josephine Jenkins, Of Portland
was here Sunday visiting her brother,
DR.. c. II. Jenkins.
G. NJ. Uptegroye. Of the Upper Val,
ley, was a business visitor in the city
the first Of the week.
Mayor H.R. Albee and Commissioner
D'eck, of Portland, spent the week enc
here on their ranches.
Mrs. NJ. E. Harwood, of Portland,
| was here last week visiting her son,
b. +. Duncan, and family.
Henry X. Love, Of the Underwood
district, was a business visitor in the
city the first Of the week.
Clyde Arnold Is completing a new
residence at the corner Of Cascade av.
enue and Thirteenth street.
Mrs. f. d. Kanaga was a visitor in
The Dalles last week, having jOurneyeC
to that city for dental work.
W. Ross Burnhan and Fred McCrea,
Of the Upper Valley, were in town last
week attending to business.
Mrs. William Fleischeimer, Of Port
land, is in the Oak Grove district the
guest Of Mrs. A. /. Upson.
Mrs. W. A. Langille and little
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Portland. are
the geusts of Mrs. D. f. Rand.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Geo. P.
Hitchcock at the Cottage hospital
Tuesday morning, June 2, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rober, of Port.
land were here the latter part Of last
week visiting Capt. and Mrs. o. D.
Treiber.
The ladies of the st. Marks Guild
will meet tomorrow with Mrs &. ID.
Hinrichs at her home on Columbia
street.
F. E. White, an insurance man OF
Portland, was here over the week enc
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F,
NJ. White.
Mrs. +. S. Olinger underwent a seri-
Of DlvFlnnl kazpiN /
last week. Constable Olinger is with
her this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boorman left
Monday for Portland to participate ir
the seventy-third birthday celebration
of Mrs BOormans brother, Mart Rand
Mrs. George Wentworth, Jr., anC
little daughter, Margaret, of Portland
are here visiting her sister, Mrs. l.,
S. Ainsworth.
Harold Ingalls, came up from Port
land, where he is working, to spend the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Ingalls,.
Rev. and Mrs. Troy Sehlley left for
Portland Monday to participate in the
73rd birthday celebration of Mart
Rand, Rev. Shelley's brother-in-law.
j. l.. McNally, who was recently in.
jured, having his foot crushed at the
Mosier rock crusher, was able to leave
the Cottage hospital Monday.
DR.. W. S. Kennedy and family, Of
The Dalles, were here last week Wis
iting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. 6. W..
Kennedy, at their home on the State
road west Of the city.
The vacuum sweeper taken from
Leon Fousts yard on State street must
be returned. We have a description OF
the party who picked it up and will
give same until June 6 to return it,
Leon FOust.
James Hunter, who formerly owned
a ranch in the valley, but who has beer
residing for the past three years in
Portland, was a business visitor in the
valley last week. Mr.. Hunter plans on
leaving soon for a visit in southern Cal
iforna with a daughter residing there.
N. C. Evans, of Portland, was in the
city the first of the week. Mr.. Evans,
who nsed to have a mustache similar tC
those worn by walruses, has removed
all of the hirsute adornment of his
upper lip. He was taken several times
Tuesday for a strange lrishman by his
lifelong friends here.
c. p. Sonnichsen, formerly in the
newspaper business in his city but who
is now foreman of the composing rooms
of The Dales Chronicle, last week pur'
chased a Ford touring car. Mr.. Son.
nichsen's family reside in this city on
Columbia street, where they have q
handsome home.
Rev. G. W. Kennedy attended the an
niversary celebration of the organiza'
ton of the provisional government OF
Oregon at Champoeg recently. Rev
Kennedy was honOred by being placed
on the program. He was introduced as
a pioneer Of '53 and the author of ar
interesting book. "Pioneer Campfire. .
Frye Herbert, of Baker, passed his
examinations for West Point last Sat
urday at Vancouver Barracks. Mr.
Herbert has visited his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Lucas for ten days
and left for Baker Sunday night, from
which place he goes to West Point OF
next Sunday to enter on his cadetship.
Accompanying Frank Davenport, jr.r
in the Stanley-Smith Lumber Co. auto
mobile last week, Kent Shoemaker
Harold Hershner and Kay W. Sinclair
toured the Trout Lake valley and The
Camas Prairie districts of northwestern
Klickitat county, Wash. The party
carried fishing rods and angled for the
numerous trout in the Washington
streams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Gee, of Port
land, have come here to spend tht
summer on the Davidson Fruit Co. trac
in the Central Vale district. The wed
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Gee occurred II
Portland last December. but so wei
did they keep their secret that theil
friends were not apprised Of the even
until Mr.. Gee last week sent for hi
bride to come here to join him. Mrs
Gee was formerly Miss Cecilia Nelson
of Portland.
Miss Dorothy Epping, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Epping, who ha'
spent the past year at the UNIVERSITY
of California, has returned home. BE
fore coming to Hood River Miss EpplnE
visited whit relatives in Astoria. Mis-
Epping has made an enviable record a
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