The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-08-26

Virgil Jones has left for Portland q
enter Holmes Business college.
Mrs. W. E. Clark entertained at auc
ton bridge one evening last week.
Misses Nina and Louise Halvorser
have been at Seaside and Portland.
Bathers need Safety First Han,
Lamp. I. L. Bogert, jsi Oak Street. 5,
Mrs. R. B. Perigo and children ar,
at Cannon Beach.
Miss Madge Otis has returned from
weeks outing at Cannon Beach anC
other coast resorts.
r. r. Hoge, Of Portland. spent The
week end here looking after ranch in.
terests.
Col. Cornelius Gardiner, Of Portland
was at FL Corregidor last week visiting
Col. and Mrs. ". F. Tucker.
II. S. Butterfeld. of Portland. was
here last week visiting the Belmont
summer hume Of the Butterfelds.
G. L. Schetky, after visit with his
family, left Sunday for Vancouver, B.
W. II. McClain hiked to Portland
over the Columbia river highway last
week.
Fred Shoemaker. of Josephs, spent
the week end here visiting his mother,
Mrs. Aida Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph K. Gill after a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.V. A..
Crow, left for their home in Merrill,
Ia, last Saturday.
We deliver pies, bread pastries. Quail
lty and cleanliness our motto. Blue
Ribbon Bakery, Wall a Gerhard, Props
phone 1878. jy22u
Chas. H. Castner spent Sunday in
Portland. Mrs. Castner and children
left last week for visit with relatives
in Portland
Mrs. f. M. Holman and little daugh-
ter left Monday for Yamhill for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Taylor and
family
CANNING TOMATOES, FIRST
lC PER POUND on PLACE;
l12c PER POUND DELIVERED.
PHONE 1871. J. II. KOBERG. sp2
W. 7. Eddy, a member Of the state
engineering crew at Mitchells Point,
has been suffering from a bruised hand.
The hand was caught last week in
concrete mixer.
Judge Derby was in Portland the first
of the week to attend the meeting of
district attorneys from Oregon and
and the bar association
C. F. Savage and family, of Lancas-
ter, N. H., arrived last week for a visit
with o. B. Nye and family. Mr.. Saw
age, who is state secretary of New
Y. NJ. C. A., and MIR. Nye
were boyhood friends in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Fielder Clark, of Vancouver,
Wash, after a visit here with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. P. Slade, returned home
Saturday. The return journey was
made by boat. and MIR. SIade accom-
panied her as far as White Salmon.
Harry Dobson, who is employed as
man at the Transfer & Livery
Co. camp in Klickitat county. where the
is building a stretch of state
road, spent the week end here with his
parents.
The youngest swimmer yet seen on
Columbia beach. was Harry, Jr., the
}oung son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CO.
show. This sturdy boy, not yet year
I'D, accompanied his daddy to the
winning hole last Friday.
Wanted-A young girl to assist in
Small wages, comfortable
warm room alone. Three miles from
Hood River. References. Address
7orden, X. F. d. 3, Box 81, or Tel.
1922.
Attorney and Mrs. Geo. r. Wilbur
md MIR. Wilbur's mother, Mrs. Ella
Wilbur, spent the first of the week in
Portland, MIR. Wilbur attending the
meetings of the Oregon and Washing
on Bar Associations.
c. f. Coely and two children came
lown from GoIdendale last week for
,isit with the family of W. r. Sher-
wood. They made trip down over the
Columbia river highway. When they
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Mrs. Sherwood and children.
c. l.. Batchelder, of Portland, was
lere with his family last week visiting
ttorney Wilbur and family. The two
antilles journeyed to the snOwline of
Mount Hood Mr.. Batchelder is con-
lected with the government geological
urvey.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Williams have had
he following guests this week: Mrs.
DELLA Hartsough, of Minden, Nebr.,
md Z. Z. Ragsdall and two daughters,
Kisses Wilma and Georgia Ragsdall, of
hastings, Nebr., but formerly of Ken
lesaw.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Perry and chill
ren, of Portland, sspent the week end
Iere visiting at the home of Mrs. Per
VS. sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Armstrong.
daster Lowell Perry, who has been
Iere for some time visiting at the
Armstrong home, returned home with
lis parents.
E. A. Baker, formerly one of the
,roprietors of the Hotel Oregon. has
,een in SiouxCity, la, his former home,
m business. His family, Mrs. Baker
nd daughter. Miss Dorothy Baker,
re planning on removing soon to Port
and, where they will be joined by Mr..
Baker.
Miss Isabel McGregor, who has been
ttending the California fairs and visit
ng points in southern California, has
eturred and has been visiting Miss
lille Davidson. Misses McGregor and
Davidson will leave week next for their
espective schools in Sherman county
nd Crook county.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid will be
eld in the church parlors on Friday,
.ug. q. at 2.30 p. m. 1t is asked that
II articles to be put in the box for the
abies home be brought to this meet
ng as it will be sent away immedi-
tely.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Macdonald and
lrs. W. &c. Eliot, the latter having
cen here on visit. went to Portland
unday to greet party of eastern Uni
arians on their way to San Francisco,
here the national convention of the
Jnitarians will be held this week,
resided over by ex-President Taft.