The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-22
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Mrs. W. p. Kemp and her little niece,
/ ElOise Gillette, went to Portland Sat
urday for a visit with relatives and
/ friends.
Mrs. Dane Kemp and her little
daughter, Helen, went to. Portland Sat
urday for visit with relatives and
: friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Leedom and
their small sons, Clarence and Richard,
went TO Portland early in the week
They expect to leave Portland today
via steamer, bound.for San Francisco
They will spend a month visiting rela-
tlves and friends and seeing the expos
ition. BY their intelligent, courteous
manner of conducting the business en-
trusted TO them by the 0.-W. Tele-
phone Co., they have won the favorable
consideration of patrons who feel deep
ly interested in them as friends, as
well as from business standpoint, and
all wish them a safe journey and a
very pleasant vacation.
Mrs. X. A. Sturgess, of Portland, and
her little two-year old Helen Lucille,
arrived Sunday for two weeks visit
at the home of Mrs. Sturgess sister,
Mrs. X. II. Kemp.
Miss Helen Alworth, of Crawford,
Wash, is here visiting at the home of
her friend, Mrs. s. j. Laiferty.
Mrs. Henry May and son. Wallace,
and daughter, Ards. are here with
Mrs. Mays parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kuntz. Mrs. May shipped her
household effects and will make this her
home.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cald-
well. Saturday, July II, daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Sheppard and Mrs. II. l..
Furrow went to Portland Monday to
meet a friend. They remained for a
few days visit.
The Camp Fire Girls gave a supper
on the lawn of the Dutro home last
Saturday evening. The attendance was
good and the girls wish to express their
appreciation of the patronage and as
sistance given them by the public.
Though notice of the service was
short, large audience listened to a
fine sermon by Billy Sunday at the
Union church last Sunday morning at
10. 30 O'Clock.
Deo McClain, of Albany, Ore, went
to Parkdale Tuesday and expected to
be one of a party to climb Mount Hood
Wednesday morning. Mrs. McClaiD
and Miss Eva Boyed accompanied Mr..
McClain as far as Parkdale.
The Ladies Aid society entertained
the Guild Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Henry Rodamer.
New steps and porch at The Union
church add to its appearance and are a
great convenience.
Mrs. W. X. Warmers mother, Mrs
Wilson, of Philadelphia, is guest at
the Warner home. Mrs. Fairland, of
the same city. is also a guest.
Mrs. Il. W. Dunbar went to Parkdale
Saturday on business connected with
her position as county deputy of the
grange.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Ferguson and
daughter. Miss Martha, are attending
the exposition in San Francisco. They
will visit other points Of interest.
Mrs. d. +. Clark and her sister, Mrs.
James Dryden, went to Dee Sunday to
visit their niece, Mrs. Emilio.
Mrs. Harry Emery lost a parcel con-
tanning dolly which she intended to
present to Mrs. Leedom for her birth
day. The dolly was wrapped in tissue
paper and the outside wrapping was a
Lincoln. Neb., newspaper. and was lost
at the Union church or between there
and the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leedom.
in the telephone building.
The class party given by members of
the Young Married Peoples Sunday
School class last Friday evening at the
elegant home of MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Sheppard. was delightful affair
throughout. Plans were made for an
outdoor party, with the understanding
that if the weather was not favorable
those invited would assemble indoors,
and the rainy days preceding the ap-
pointed evening did not in the least de-
crease the interest. More than thirty
members were present and enjoyed the
gracious hositality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheppard and the cOngenial society of
the members who attended. Delicious
refreshments we're served and the COM
mittee in charge Of this important part
of the affair received much favorable
mention, as did the various committees
who performed well the parts assigned
them. For class whose existence
dates only from February last. this is
a most promising one, and we expect
to be able to note many increasing and
encouraging facts regarding the class
and its work, as well as many pleasing
social events.
Last Sunday the services at the
Methodist church were arranged to con-
form to the Billy Sunday service at the
Union church. Because of the fact
that many members of the Sunday
school could not be notified of the
change of plans there were three teach.
ers and officers of the Sunday school
remained and received those who came,
and session was held with twenty-five
present. s. S. credit was given all
who attended the service at the Union
church..
Service $50 a. m, Sunday school
10 80 a. M, Epworth League p. M,
at the Methodist church. next Sunday.
Mrs. Fagaly will lead the Epworth
League service. Miss Mary Sheppard
sang two beautiful songs last Sunday
evening. one The Lords Prayer and
the other the League benediction set to
music.