The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-09-02
BELMONT.

Mrs. Guy Harvey, nee Isenberg. of
Wamic, Ore, came home Monday and
surprised the home folks. As she had
not let them know she was coming, it
was quite a welcome surprise. Her
many friends in Belmont also were
pleased to see her. Mrs. Harvey re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Wolum returned Thurs
day from Mosier, where she had been
visiting since Sunday.
Misses Margaret and Virginia Daven-
port are visiting at the home of their
aunt. Mrs. Helen Newby, in Hood
River, enjoying the company of their
cousins and having a pleasant time be-
fore school opens.
Mrs. Charles Metcalf and Mrs. Henry
Hackett and two children terminated
their visit to Will Metcalf and family,
and left for their home in Portland
Wednesday morning.
l.. W. Bishop is building a garage on
DR.. b. e. Wright's ranch in Belmont.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. For.
den entertained at their ranch Judson
A. Rucher, a cousin of MIR. Forden,
who is a retired farmer, and James
Forester, an attorney, both returning
from California to their homes at Tay.
lOrville III. Both paid many compli.
ments to the northwest, especially
praising our good roads.
Wedding bells in the near future are
to ring out again. This time one OF
our young men will take unto himself
wife. The young couple have the re.
spect and esteem of everyone in the
| community.
Carl Davis. claim agent for the S. p.
came Saturday in response to a tele.
gram telling him of the serious illness
of his uncle, j. W. Davis. MIR. Davis
and family live in Tacoma, Wash
Miss Ethel Farrell returned Saturday
from a weeks camping at Cedar creek
with a party of young friends. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Ida Par,
ker, of Hood River. Miss Ethel re.
ports delightful time.
A truer friend or better neighbol
than the late J.W. Davis never lived il
any community. He was at all times
ready and willing to help anyone anC
glad to be of help. Those of US who
knew him shall miss him. We deeply
feel his loss and sympathize with his
family and relatives in their bereave.
ment.
Carl Davis left Tuesday for his home
in Tacoma Wash.
Mrs. Young, of Mosier, left Wednes.
day for her home after spending few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Davis and family.
Mrs Harry Steele and sister. Miss
Bayler, are spending the warm weather
at North Beach. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas King recently
very kindly remembered some of their
neighbors with gifts of tomatoes.
Miss Ella Oxborrow, a bride elect,
was the recipient of surprise miscel-
laneous shower at the home of Misses
Kate and Louise Forty Friday after.
noon. A number of useful as well as
pretty articles were given the pros.
pective bride,
Miss Alma Jones will leave for Port.
land in the near future, where she in.
tends entering Washington high school.
While attending school she will stay at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Marvin
Craft,
We are sorry to hear that chicken
thieves are around the neighborhood.
MIR. King had ten White Leghorn pull
let's stolen last week.
Miss Edna Krohn, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Farrell, has been visiting
here for a week. Miss Krohn has been
visiting relatives in Washing ton, Mon
tana and Oregon. She left for her
home in North Dakota Friday evening,
delighted with Oregon, having enjoyed
every minute of her stay among the
beauties of the state.
Mrs. Julia Brunquist, and three
daughters. of Hood River. spent Thurs.
day at the home of Mrs. Fl. T. Regnell
and family. They all greatly enjoyed
the grouse supper, Walter Regnell, be.