The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-01-21

yesterday.
II. S. Bird, an expert from the
United States forestry department ct
washington, ID. C., spent the week end
in the city.
+. W. Buff was up from Portland last
Saturday TO attend the mass meeting
OF fruit growers at the Commercial
club.
Frank Ziegan, of Tacoma, Wash,
father Of Rev. Thomas Ziegan, o. F.
NJ. spent few days in Hood River,
visiting his son, who is stationed here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ferguson, of
Portland, were here last week visiting
Mrs: Ferguson's sister, Mrs. Clara B.
Dudley.
Mr.. .and Mrs. M. NJ. Hill have re-
turned from Los Angeles, Calf,
where Mr.. Hill has been attending to
business.
V. ID. Havens, who recently disposed
of his interest in the Oregon Hotel
barbeIshop. will continue to make his
home in Hood River.
Miss Beth Edgington was up from
Portland to spend the week end with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Jesse
Edgington.
J. NJ. Carroll, H. E. Birkner and r.
d. Chatfeld, of Mosier, were here
Saturday to attend the mass meeting
OF fruit growers.
K. H. Weber was here from The
Dalles the first of the week looking
after ranching interests. He left
Tuesday for Portland.
L. II. Huggins. a former resident
and business man of Hood River but
who now resides in Salem, was here
last week on business.
Geo. W. Simons, of Portland, owner
OF an Oak Grove ranch, passed through
the city the latter part of last week en-
route to Chicago on business.
Attorney and Mrs. A. P. Reed and
little son, Preston Amble, who have
been visiting relatives in Minneapolis
and other middle western points, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
o. P. Dabney left the latter part of
last week for southern California,
where he will spend two months visit
ing friends and relatives. He will visit
the San Diego exposition.
E. d. West and family have removed
from Fir to Taylor street on the
Heights in order to be with Mrs. West
who is recovering from recent seri-
Gus operation at the Cottage hospital.
A. E. Woolpert. an apple buyer of
White Salmon, was in the city last
week on business. MIR. Woolpert has
shipped more than 10 carloads of fruit
to England this year.
Mrs. Margaret B. Biddle, Miss
Louise Flanders, Miss Elsa Grelle,
Bruce Wilson and Rodney l.. Glisan
will form party that will visit Mount
Hood Lodge Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. N. Ravln left last
week for San Francisco, where MIR.
Ravlin will have charge of Oregon's s
horticultural exhibits at the San Fran
cisco exposition.
The Hood River Bowling team, COM
posed of Dewitt, Vannet, Pifer, Smith
and House, defeated the team .of Tie
Dalles Sunday by a score of 2603 to
SfCOs AHS BuihCS "SiS bo"iSu az ihS
Dalles.
Rev. Young will occupy his pulpit
Sunday both morning and evening.
His theme for the morning service will
be, "Not Ashamed of the Gospel. I"
The evening theme will be, "Desire
and Duty" The public is invited.
The following party expects to visit
the Mount Hood Lodge on January 25
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hunt Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Edward Grelle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor A. johnson. They enjoyed
the snowfield sports last winter.
DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Waugh are in
Portland this week. DR.. Waugh is at
tending meetings of eye, ear, throat
and nose specialists. while Mrs. Waugh
is attending Forbes Robertson's per-
formances.
When the team he was driving ran
away Thursday on the East Side grade
William Wood was hurled from the
wagon, sustaining a number of painful
bruises about the head. Mr.. Wood is
employed on the r. H. Weber ranch or
the East Side.
The following party of Portland peo-
pie have been spending the week at
Homer A. Rogers Mount Hood Lodge
Mrs. l.. II. Hoffman, Misses Barnes.
Hoffman, Crane, Holbrook, Carey and
Hewitt and |. L. Webster, C. M.
Sneed, R. M. Jones and II. S. Wells.
Robert Walstrom, who has been here
visiting bis Middle Valley ranch, left
last week for Grand Junction, Colo,
and other intermonntain points. MIR.
Walstrom is travelling for Minneapo-
lis hardware firm.
Rev. H. C. Clark has been wearing
one of his thumbs in a stall this week.
While shaving Sunday he allowed his
razor to slip. cutting off the fleshy
end of the member. 1t was necessary
for Rev. Clark to secure medical as
sistance to stop the bleeding.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Hayward, who have
been here visiting friends, left last
week for their home in Lafayette. MIR.
Hayward, formerly employed here by
the Paris Fair, has had charge of their
stock of goods at White Salmon. W.
Ash now has charge of the White
Salmon stock of the Paris Fair.
Carl Hollingworth, student Y. M. c.
A. secretary of Washington, who is
we'll known in this city. having fire..
quently visited the home of MIR. and
Mrs. E. R. Bradley, will have charge
of the associations work in most of
the Oregon schools and colleges this
year.
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Woodruff. of Los
Angeles, spent the week end here Wis
itinc Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Huelat. The
visitors from the south were delighted
with Oregon's scenery. Sunny weather
prevailed while they we're here, and
they declared that California could
afford no better.
Accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
James Prescott, of Sprucebluff, Sask.
and her little granddaughter, Miss Vic.
let Prescott, Mrs. Henry Lamon, of
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, is here visiting
her daughters, Mrs. K. R. Bradley and
Mrs. Violet F. Lage, of Portland.