The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-23

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/ purchasers, each, Of Ford touring cars
last week from the Columbia Auto &
/ Machine Co.
1 Otis Dean, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Dean. who have purchased the Ingalls,
place IN the Oak Grove district, has
+ accepted position with f. NJ. Holman
at the Sanitary market
See the labor saving box stamping de-
vice for sale by the Cutler Fruit Grad
ing Co. On exhibit in basement of Co
lumbia garage, II will save you 80 cents
a day. s28
Miss Elsie McLucas, after a visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. ID. McLUcas, has returned TO Seattle,
where she is librarian in one of the
clty's institutions.
J. R. Winston, pathologist of the To-
cal experiment station. left last week
for the University Of Wisconsin, where
he will spend the winter engaged in
special work.
Arthur Lofts arrived last week from
Iamhill, where he recently moved
from this city with bis parents, MIR.
and Mrs. A. {. Lofts, to attend the
high school.
DR.. II. l.. -Geary, of Seattle, who
is spending some time at Undelwo
where he is interested in the Highland
Orchard Co, spent Saturday in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Heilbronner and
family. of Butte, Mont. are here visit
ipus Nv arI Mrg n no;Ib,,r,,.
The visitor is brother of Mr.. He'll
brOnner.
Mrs. Barney, state organizer, met
with the local lodge of Women of Wood
craft last Thursday and Orangized
prize contest between Hood River lodge
and the Cascade Locks lodge.
P. c. Ross, of Pendleton, was here
the latter part of last week to attend
the stock show. Mr.. Ross is represen-
tative for the United States Cream
Separator Co.
Mrs. Thomas Hill was called to Col
dendale Tuesday, when she received a
telegram stating that her mother,
Mrs. Jane Golden. had been seriously
injured in runaway accident.
Misses Helen Cutlery and Vernice
Robbins, who left last week for the
University of Oregon at Eugene, have
been pledged to the Gamma Phi Beta
sorority. Miss Eva Brock, of this city,
is a member of this society
Claude Thompson, who is managing
the Coos Bay Produce Exchange at
Marshfeld and who has been here visit
n &c 70 y n
Thompson, returned to the coast town
Saturday.
Buy your salmon for canning and salt
ing purposes at wholesale prices. Get
in the first catch, starting September /
as it is "the best and cheapest" Phone
orders to 254l, c. T. Smith, the fisher
man. s23
Mrs. Chas. T. Early, accompanied by
her son, Reymund b. Early and Miss
Mildred Riddle, who has been here Wis.
lting her, spent the week endain Port.
land, Miss Riddle will teach the com.
ing year at MolIHla.
Mrs. Geo. |. Slocom last week re-
ceiyed announcement of the birth of an
II pound son to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Kelsay, of Canyon City. MIR. Kesay.
who is well known here, is a brother Of
Mrs. Socom.
The following local Rebekahs were
in The Dalles last Friday to attend the
annual district convention of the Or
Mrs. r. E. johnson, Mrs. |
J. d. McLucas, Mrs. B. +. Moses, |
Mrs. E. E. Kaesser and Mrs. K. Wiley. |
Edward Phelps, a six year old child
Of the Belmont district, was severely |
injured Tuesday when kicked in the |
face by horse. The bones in one side |
lf his face were crushed and a four
inch wound was laid open.
The old Heights Literary Society, an
organization that has been sIumbering |
Tor many months, will again spring in
to a lively existence tomorrow night, |
when the first meeting of the year will |
be held at Taylor hall
While riding Monday afternoon Miss
Anna Johnson, of Portland, who is here |
visiting at the home of VIM. Parker,
was thrown from her horse and pain
fully injured. The young lady was dis
covered, unconscious, in the road by
DR.. Pineo.
A reception will be rendered Rev.
". B. Young at the Methodist church
Friday evening. A short program will
De given at 7.30 followed by recep-
ion for the pastor and new members
If the church. All members and
friends of the church are cordially in
lted to attend.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Cochran, of Green
,ounty, Iowa, who have been here Wis
ting the family of their cousin. Mrs.
". E.Welch, left Tuesday for Siskiyou
county, California, where they will
'isit Mrs. Welch's mother. Before re-
urning home they will see the Califor-
Tia fairs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Brown, of Port
and, were here last week visiting the
amily of their daughter, Mrs. B. f.
Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and
laughter, Dorothy, left the first of the
week for Camas Prairie, where they
will spend several weeks, Mr.. Duncan
ooking after his property there.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gooch has had as her
quest her brother, J. N. White, of
Jherryvale, Kan. Mrs. White accom-
Janied Mr.. White. R. l.. White, of
Portland, another brother, has also been
,isiting Mrs. Gooch. The visiting
,rothers are enjoying the simple life,
making apple boxes for the coming
harvest. They declare that the scenery
lere cannot be surpassed.
The Sunday school at the Valley
church will give a rally day
program Sunday, Sept, 26. beginning
1t 10 a. m. and continuing for two
lours. The object will be to show the
deals and aims of the school by class
md individual drills. Special music
will be rendered. Every person in the
community is not only cordially invited
,ut is urged to be present.