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

Antoine Flint, Of Dee. was a business
visitor in the city last week.
A. c. Ssllenbaeh, Of Psrkdsle, was
here over the week end.
John Hanson, of GlenWood, Wash,
was here last week on business.
c. F. Busch. of Parkdsle, was here
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelden, of the
Upper Valley, we're here last week
shopping.
B. F. Gray, of Portland, spent a por-
tion Of last week in the Upper Valley
locking after ranch interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Johannsen were
Portland visitors last week, Mr.. Jo-
hannsen having gone down for the pur-
pose of investigating feed mills.
Edward Prior, travelling represent
tive of the California Ink Co., was a
business visitor in Hood River the first
of the week.
Miss Agnes Kvavle. Of Viento. is
visiting neighbors and friends at her
old home near Lyle, Wash, also at
Glenwood and Trout Lake.
A linen shower was.given yesterday
afternoon at the st. Marks rectory
for Miss Ella 0xborrow, who will be
bride of the month.
Miss Leone Steinhoff, Of Seattle,
after visit with her grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Blount, and her
sister, Mrs. Earl Franz, returned home
last week.
Mrs. Nettie Smith, who has been here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. V. Dris-
coll, left for Portland Friday. She was
accompanied by her little granddaugh-
ter. Dorothy Driscoll. /.
R. P. Loomis, of New York, who has
been here purchasing local fruit and
looking after orchard interests, left
last week for Payette, lds., on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Bsyard Simonton left last Fri
day for Portland, where she was met
by Mr.. SimontOn. They proceeded to
Astoria, where they will spend two
months.
Mrs. J. p Shaw, of Milwa kie, ac-
compsnied by a sister from California,
was here Tuesday visiting Mrs. w. j.
Baker. Mrs. Shaw was formerly a !
teacher in the local schools.
Harold McGrath's story, "Ihe Goose
Girl, was big seller. and the photo |
play is equally popular. II has proved |
big drawing card wherever shown. |
See it at the Electric this afternoon or
this evening.
Freeman Mason, of Pasadena, Cal,
graduate of the Oregon Agricultural
College, who has frequently visited To-
cal friends, has been made extension |
director of horticulture of the state of
Pennsylvania.
Buy your salmon for canning and salt
ing purposes at wholesale prices. Get |
in the first catch, starting September II |
as it is ''the best and cheapest" Phone |
orders to 254l, c. T. Smith, the fisher
man. s23
Father Anthony. of Portland, was
here last week visiting Father FRAMES, |
pastor of the local Catholic church. |
Father Anthony recently came from |
San Francisco, where for a number of |
years he was pastor of st. Boniface |
church.
Loans on improved and unimproved |
farms and city property, at a greatly |
reduced rate of interest and 10 year
repayment privilege. If you are in.the
market for cheap money do not fail to |
see A. K. Nolan at the Oregon hotel
this week.
Ralph Spencer, of Kansas City, Mo-,
is here visiting the family of his sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Bailey. Miss Cora
Bailey, a niece of MIR. and Mrs. Bailey,
from Portland, and Mrs. Eva McBery, |
of Spokane, are also here visiting at
the Bailey home.
Joe M. johnson, last week received a
telegram from Wala Walla informing |
him that the local fraternity, Delta |
Phi Delta of which, he is member, |
had been granted charter by Beta
Theta Pi, national college Greek let
ter society.
s. w. Foster and Frank E. Seeley,
of the General Chemical Co., of San
Francicso. Calf, were here last week |
on business. The General Chemical Co. |
manufactures atomic sulphur. large |
amount of which was used here last |
year.
Chas. YOeman. who has spent eight |
years as locomotive engineer on the |
Panama canal region, in the employ of |
the government, arrived recently for a |
visit with his old friend, Gus Miller. |
MIR. Miller and MIR. Yoeman were for
merly associated in work in Montana.
MIR. W. J. Montgomery, of Port
land a student of the University of |
Oregon and a member of the Alpha |
Tau Omega fraternity there, was here
last week visiting fraternity brothers
and friends. Mr.. Montgomery, ac.
companied by his brother, A. B. Mont
gomery, was travelling down the Co
lumbia from The Dalles in canoe.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. P. Lucas had for |
guests during last week, Miss Adah |
McMurphy, niece, of Eugene, and |
MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Oakes and daugh- |
ter, Sarah, and son, Fred, of Boise,
Idaho. Mrs. Oakes is sister of Mrs. |
Lucas. Miss Oakes, accompanied by |
her mother, is on her way to Boston to |
resume her studies in the conservatory
of music.
A. Garfield is recovering from pain
full injuries sustained last Thursday |
when be was dragged from his wagon |
on Third street. AS MIR. Garfield was
driving up the grade one of the tug
hooks pulled from the single tire, al
lowing the rig to roll quickly backward. |
The horse plunged forward and MIR.
Garfield was thrown out on the hard |
surfacing OIL his face. He sustained a |
broken nose and painful laceiations.
Mrs. Gertrude Moore and two little |
sons, have arrived here for visit with |
Mrs. Moore's parents, Judge and Mrs.
E. E. Stanton. The visitors are ac-
companied by MIR. and Mrs. S. |. |
Moore, parents of Mrs. Moore's hus-