The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-10-15

Geo. l.. Cleaver, Prohibition congress
sional candidate for this district, was
in the city the first of the week.
Miss May Davidson and Miss Madge
Otis spent Sunday in Portland, having
gone down to witness DeWolf Hopper
and company =, Gilbert & Sullivan's
1.-THE aikado."
Peter Riversi, of Dane county, Wis,
arrived here the first of the week for
visit with his sister, Mrs. John Lenz.
The brother and sister had not seen
each other for so years.
Ivan Dakin spent last week at the
Sherman county fair at Moro, leaving
later to take up the work of driving
the motor stage between Madras and
Lakeview, a distance of 100 miles.
Mrs. Kline, of Portland, accompanied
her sister, Mrs. e. X. Bone, who was
visiting in the Rose City, to Hood River
for visit. Mrs. Bones mother, Mrs.
| Middleton, is also here.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church are soliciting dolls.
new or old, to dress. This work is to
be done under the direction of the chill
dren's committee for the bazaar. For
full information phone 1874.
H. G. Newport, of the Newport
Land & Construction Co., was here last
week with his son, H. r. Newport,
who is supervising the work of con-
structing the Columbia highway west
of the city.
Edward Hill, the artist. who recently
closed his local studio, to take up his
work in Portland, was here last week
visiting Ii. Lee Fording. Mr.. Hill
now has a studio in the Wilcox build
ing in Portland.
Fl. M. Irwin, who removed last year
from his Oak Grove ranch to Salem to
be with his daughters, is now living in
Dallas, where his daughter, Miss Cert
rude Irwin, is supervisor of music in
the public schools.
W. E. Colby, who has been at The
Dalles at work for The Dalles Electric
Works, was here last week to attend
the wedding of his brother, K. s. Col
by, and to attend to the business of the
Apple City Electric Supply Co.
D. E. Miller, who has been at Port
land Sanitorium, undergoing treatment
for rheumatism, returned home last
week. After visit to his Upper Val
lev ranch, he has returned to the Mount
Hood hotel for the winter.
E. E. Coad, principal of the Holmes
Business College of Portland, spent the
week end here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Kate l.. Coad, on Avalon Way.
Mr.. Coad was formerly superintendent
of the Hood River city schools.
Mrs. l.. N. Savage, of Seattle. ar
rived here last week to visit Miss A.
M. Spring and to meet her nephew,
H. r. Howe, of Auburn, Nebraska.
MIR. Howe has large orchard in Ne.
braska.
The new members of the Commercial
club during the past month are: E. t.
Kruger, Chas. Steinhauser, Frank b.
Cram, C. G. Anderson, G. W. Smith,
Will Cass, Clifford Ross, Ii. A. Franz,
: Donald Cochrane, Lawrence Hershner,
and Charles Carson.
Archie Leonard, who was formerly
with the O-.W. r. & N. Co., but who
is now a private detective in Portland
+ was here last week, accompanied BY
: II. p. Hunter, an 0-.W. r. & N. detec
tive.
: 7. H. Sherrard, supervisor of the
Oregon national forests, and G. S
: Chapman, also of the forestry service,
were here last week looking after theil
g. ranch interests. Their place is on the
, Neal creek road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart lef
Monday for Spray, near which place
they will make their home on tht
E ranch of the John Day Development
: Co. A number of their friends were a
n the train to bid them good bye.
The members of the st. Marks Guilt
O will meet tomorrow afternoon will
!. Mrs. C. ID. Hinrichs at her home oil
Columbia street. All members ar,
e urged to 60 early and take their thin
bles.
4 Prof. Magnes, of the Oregon Agri
d cultural College, a research man in thu
d department of horticulture, who ha
r been here for several days assisting il
the work of the local experiment sta
tion, returned to Corvallis Tuesday.
!. v. D. Havens, of Eugene, who ha
d purchased half interest in the barbe
j. shop of C. q. Newman, has moved will
his family into the home just west o
. the Geo. Stranahan house on Cascad
= avenue.
!. DR.. j. <. Anderson, of The Dalles
y candidate for joint representative fror
Hood River and Wasco counties. stoppe
off in the city short time Monda
: while en- route to the K. of P. conven
4 fior in pnrtIand
II L. w. Carson, who has been at worI
III in The Dalles, has gone to Sheridan
II where he is employed with the Sheri
II dan Light & Power Co. ]. T. Thomp
II son, formerly manager of the Hydro
III Electric Co.. has charge of the Sherida
III plant.
III J. p. Lucas has received word fror
III Monmouth of the serious illness of hi
III mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas. Mrs
II Lucas, who is So years of age, is suffer
H ing from the effects of fall sewers
II years ago. at which time she sustaine
III a broken hip.
II Miss Adrienne Epping, who has bee
II at the University Of California at Ber
II kelley, has returned home with he
II mother, Mrs. j. A. Epping. Miss Ep
H ping is suffering from typhoid fever
II Mrs. Epping is also i'll this week, SUI
III feriup from severe cold