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

az a Aalt"Cll party given Uy lue hOldl Il
Neighbors at K. of p. hall last Friday |
evening. Mrs Walsh will leave soon
for Butte. Mont. to join her husband.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Thompson,
of The Dalles, spent Sunday here visit |
ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Castner. Mrs. |
Thompson is president of the Sorosis |
club, of The Dslles.
Mrs. c. W. Wheeler, of Seattle, who
had been in eastern Oregon visiting |
relatives, stopped here Monday for
visit with ber brother, Postmaster |
Reavis, and family.
Have c. A. Tucker Co. Auto Livery |
take you to and from trains, parties, |
dances, etc. Careful and reliable drivers |
reasonable prices; day stand and phone
Mt. Hood Hotel 442l residence phones
1894 or 2TS2. 50
William CrossIey, of the apple buying |
firm of d. Crossley & Sons. who have
headquarters in London. and who ex-
port large blocks of box apples, was
here last week visiting in local fruit
circles.
Mrs. A. J. Derby and three daugh-
tiers. Jessica, Elizabeth Ann and Eve
Ign Jane, who have been spending the
summer in Pennsylvania with Mrs.
Derby's father, +. J. Young, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Frances and James, the children of
Mr.. and Mrs Ben johnson, of Wyeth.
spent the past week here with their
grandmother, Mrs. W. f. Shay, while
their parents were away on the brakes
of the Columbia deer hunting.
| have a client who wants to borrow
S4500 for five years with the privilege
of paying it off in three years. He is
willing to pay per cent and give a
first mortgage lien on 80 acres of well
improved property three and one-haif
miles from Hood River. 5. W. Stark.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Dethman and Mrs.
Frank Dethman spent Tuesday in Port.
land. The latter is now visiting rela-
tives at Albany. Will Dethman, who
accompanied his parents to the Rose
City, remained to enter Behnke-W alker
Business College.
Vern Whitcomb, who recently sub
mitted to an operation for the removal
of one of his feet, was able last week
to leave the Cottage hospital. He ex-
poets soon to be able to resume his
work at the Electric theatre, of which
he is one of the popular owners.
Dan Manning was a visitor last week
at the big exhibit of California prod
ucts maintained in Los Angeles by the
Chamber of Commerce. He also at
tended the free lectures with moving
pictures that are given there daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Mabee, of Lock
wood, Mo-, who have been here visiting
the family of their daughter. Mrs. W.
L. Clark, left Friday evening for
Eagle, lda., where they will visit at
the home of another daughter before
returning to Missouri.
Joe M. johnson, who has been spend
ing the summer at Plaza. Wash, where
he has been working on ranches, ar
rived home yesterday for visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. John
sen, before resuming his studies at
Whitman College at Walla Walla.
Harold A. wilkins, representative
of the Oregon Industrial Accident Com
mission, spent last week at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Gould with his
family. MIR. Wilkins was indisposed
throughout the week suffering from an
attack of mumps.
F. E. Dean completed his new store
house and residence last week. The
new store is much larger than the old
place of business and has adequate
storage facilities. basement provides
for the keeping of goods requiring
cool place.
John A. Wilson, who has been at
Rockaway Beach with Mrs. Wilson and
their daughter, Mrs. George Hinisb,
and little granddaug ther, Nancy, re-
turned home last week. Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Hinish will remain through
out the heated season.
Geo. W. Simons, who had been to
Mosier looking after business interests,
spent the week end on his Oak Grove
ranch. MIR. Smons is one of the chief
owners of the Pacific Bridge Co., which
operates an enormous rock crusher at
| MOsier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Walters accom-
panied Mrs. Walters sister, Miss Sadie
| Richmond as far as Portland last week.
Miss Richmond, who has been spending
six weeks here visiting, was on the
return to her home in Muncie, Ind.
She will travel east by way of the Can
adian Pacific line.
DR.. Tom Smith, of Langdon, N. D.,
who was en- route to San Francisco to
attend the International Dental Con-
gress, stopped here last week for a
visit at the home of his old friend, E.
Reeve Claxton, and family. DR.. Smith
is secretary of the North Dakota State
Dental Society.
&C. Hutchins, of the White Salmon
Commercial club, was in the city Tues
day showing a map of the proposed
road to connect the Yakima country
with White Salmon. The new route
will pass throgh Glenwood, cross the
Klickitat gorge on five per cent grade
and go thence up through the Yakima
Indian reservation.
DR.. j. R. Marquis, of Kemmerer,
Wyo., and Harry S. Marquis, of New
York city, have been here visiting their
brother, K. F. Marquis. The former
was Just returning from an automobile
tour of southern California and Mex
leo. The latter is student at the
Damrosch School of Music in New
York.
Mrs. J. Kunkel and daughter. Mss
Marjorie Kunkel, of Osceola, Neb..
have been here visiting the family of
Judge and Mrs. Stanton. Misses Mar
tina Thele, of Portland, and Mary lr-
wiz, of Corvallis, are also guests at
the Stanton home. Miss Hazel Stanton
has returned from visit TO San Fran
cisco, where she attended the fair.
Miss Stanton was also present in Oak
land at an educational congress.
Mrs. L. A. Henderson and little
daughter, Miriam, have been visiting