The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04

merchant, was in town last week on
business.
c. A. Malboeuf. q Portland apple
salesman, spent the latter part Of last
week in Hood River.
F. l.. Barnett, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Ora Barnett, has been
here this week visiting friends.
Captain and Mrs. o. E. Wilbur, Of
Charleyoix, Mich, were here last wet <
visiting DR.. and Mrs. f. d. Ksnsgs.
Mrs. c. NJ. FoW Ter, of Rufus, is here
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Roy Dean
and Mrs. Bert Stranahan.
Mrs. Hugh Willahan. of San Francis.
80. after a visit with The families c. :.
II. Blsgdon and T. d. Wal1ie. left for
her home Monday.
&. A. Cass has returned from Gold.
endsle. Wash. where the Transfer 4
Livery Co. is completing the construc-
tion OF a stretch of state highway.
Frank Wilson. who was superintend.
ent of the work done by the Standifer.
Clarkson Co. on Mitehells Point, was
here Tuesday on business.
Miss Florence Brosius, who is teach.
ing in Portland. spent the week end
here with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. F.
G. BTosius.
Boyd Jenkins, son Of Dir. and Mrs. c.
II. jenkins, is recovering from scalF
wound sustained last week, when he
fell on a cement sidewalk.
When you break your glasses gather
up the broken pieces and bring them tC
Laraway's. Wen duplicate the lenses
Immediately without the delay of an
other examination.
+. f. Batten, whose chickens have
taken prizes at Oregon state fairs anG
at other points, will exhibit some Of
his Rhode Island Reds at San Fran.
cisco.
Commissioner Robert 6. Dieck, OF
Portland, who with Mrs. Dleck spent
the week end on their Oak Grove ranch
"Topside, returned home Monday witt
enormous bouquets of fine flowers.
l.. NJ. Baldwin, who has been will
the First National Bank here, is at The
Musier Valley Bank. where he will AS
sumo the duties Of Cashier l.. j. Mer
rlll for the next two weeks, Mr.. Mer
rill being away on his vacation.
A Halloween party was given 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Cruikshank at then
| home on Oak street last Friday even
| ing. The evening was spent pleasantly
in games significant Of the ghost
ing season, and refreshments, carrying
out the Halloween spirit, were served
ii. A. Conners, who travels through
this territory for the Blake. MctHll Pa
per Co, has made his headquaIte ters II
| Hood River. MT. COnneTs cOhtemplateS
securing a home and keeping bachelor
quarters this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cauheld, o.
Oregon City, spent the week end hel'
witt Mr.. Cauheld's sister, Mrs LOun
A. Henderson, and family. Mr.. ant
| Mrs Cauetild were recently married a
Medford.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Puddy, of Park
dale, passed through the city tue frs
Of the week end route To Portland for ;
visit with their daughter. Mrs. Msrlll
Gribble. Mr.. Grlbble is IN the govern
nIent service in Portland.
Mrs M. X. Woodburn, who with he
husband recently moved to he Dafles
spent last Saturday in town greeting
old friends. MI. and Mrs. WOodburl
are now enjoying the simple life, liVinl
in tent house IN lhe Dalles.
The st. Marks Guild will hold
Crawford tea tomorrow afternoon at tn,
home of Mrs. Thomas Flagler. Th
customs of this quaint olo English wi
lage will be observed, and all the la
dies of the Guild Will attend in cos
tune.
Miss Eva Brock, who is a senior a
the University of Oregon. and who i
secretary of the student body there
spent the week end at home Visitin
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Y. C. Brock
Miss Brock may finish her work at u
of 0. in February.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Smith, of tn
East Side entertained at HallOHe'e
card party Saturday evening. The fol
lowing guests enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs
Smiths hospitality: Mr.. and Mrs. W
A. Schaifner, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wander
bit. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reed and Dr
ana Mrs. j. d. Cutlery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben johnson, of Wy
eth, have just returned from trip t
San Francisco, where they visited tn
fair, Los Angeles and other sOuther
California points. 1.-The weather seem
much miIder here in Oregon than
was in California, said Mrs. johnson
who spent last Friday here with he
parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. +. Shay.
Mrs. E. o. Blanchar, who has bee
spending the summer and autumn visit
ing relatives in Madison, Wis. an
Chicago, H., returned home Sunda
night. En- route west Mrs. Blancha
stopped at Denver for a short time
Mrs. Blanchar says that the weathe
was far colder in the middle west tha
in Oregon. heavy frost having pre-
vailed there several weeks ago.
For Sale, Lease or Trade for PortIan
property, lt0 acres 9 miles of Wese
Idaho, well located on main road, jut
lately put under water, small paymer
down, lCng time on remainder. Lon
time crop payment if desired. lnquir
J of &. l.. Kirkpatrick, East Slate ST
I Hood River, Oregon. win also trade
, 3 room house in Hood River for a goo
II team. /
The following Past Noble Grands {
the local order of Rebekahs journeyt
to White Salmon Tuesday Afternoon
where they were entertained by Il
H Noble. Grand club Of that city: Nh
III S. W. Arnold Mrs. J. d. McLuca
4 Mrs. Nj. f. McCarty. Mrs. Roy Joh
4 son, Mrs. Geo. ". Thomson, Mrs. Ma
Il Jones, Mrs. A. K. Crump, Mrs. BE
Moses, Mrs. G. A. Tucker and Mrs.
II f. Kaesser.
Ii IL u.I ILL H.. ID.