The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-22

Manager Mckay, of the Fruit Grow
ers Exchange, is in Seattle attending
to matters of business.
Rev. II. A. Macdonald and family
are at Cannon Beach, where theyIare
enjoying a vacation.
II. P. Allen and family motored down
to Portland over the Columbia highway
the first of the week.
DR.. +. C. Brosius and family left
last Saturday on an automobile tour of
eastern Oregon.
Rev. A. +. Mcnamara underwent an
opel alton at Portland hospital last
week for the removal of his tonsis.
Mrs. C. d. Hinrichs, who is i'll at a
Portland hospital, is reported as very
much be tier.
Mrs X. K. Bartlett and children, of
Astoria, are here visiting the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Morse.
Geo. l.. Baker and party of Port
land people motored to Hood River over
the Columbia highway the latter part
of last week.
ACCOMPANIED by Misses A. F. and X.
d. Perkins and Miss M. Emilio, Mrs.
E. V. Emilio, of Salem. Mass, has ar
rived for visit with her son, S. G.
Emilio, of Dee.
Miss Bertha Masters has returned to
her home in Portland after visit at
the home of Prof. c. D. Thompson.
W. h. Masters, her brother. has been
visiting the Thompson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Moe returned
Tuesday morning from visit with Mr..
Noes brother. H. G. Moe. and wife, of
Dayton, Wash. While away Mr. and
Mrs. Moe enjoyed an extended motor
trip.
Mrs. George Stranahau and Mrs.
James Stranahan and children have
left for Cannon Beach where they will
spend the hot days at Spruce cottage.
c. H. Stranahan returned home Mon
day.
Matte Dukes. who is now connected
with the Multnomah county juvenile
court, was here the first of the week
visiting his mother and escorting to
Portland the three boys captured here
while running away.
New officers of Laurel Rebekah lodge
were installed Monday evening as fol-
lows: Orva Wiley, N. G. Clara Colby,
V. G.; Media Carter, Sec. Winifred
| McLucas, treas. The members made
an enjoyable occasion of the installa-
tion.
Prof. H. P. Barss and Prof. h. S
jackson. of the Oregon Agricultural
College, were here yesterday visiting
the local branch of the State Expert
ment Station. The latter will sever
his connection with the 0. A. G. this
fall and go to Pardue university.
Geo. D. Full, agency director for the
Western States Life Insurance Co.,
was a visitor in Hood River on Mon
day. This is not only one of the strong.
est companies, but is making the most
| rapid growth of any company in the
wset. A. W. Onthank has accepted
the local agency.
| The largest party ever to reach the
summit of Mount Hood intact-in fact
the second party ever to accomplish
this feat ascended the mountain from
Government camp Sunday. There were
81 in the party among them Miss Madge
Otis and Miss Virginia Johnson. AT
unusual condition prevailed on the
mountain. Not a breath of air was
stirring and the climbers peeled off
coats and sweater vests usually found
comfortable at the great altitude.
Recently crippled hen pheasant
stole up from the bottom lands of the
Columbia and made her way into the
waiting room of the O.-W. X. & N.
| passenger station. Agent Fredricy saw
the bird, and after an examination
found one of her wings to be broken
He gently took her back to the junges
But in less than half an hour she haC
returned Mr.. Fredricy then took the
pheasant to Mrs. c. A. Bell, who
placed it in a coop back of the Mt
| Hood hotel. Despite the best of care
it died after a short time.