The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-21

Nicholas Hanlan, of Sitka, Alaska,
who has been here visiting the family
of his sister, Mrs. Ned Van Horn, left
Monday evening. MIR. Hanlan will
visit in San Francisco and 20 from
there to Arizona.
". L. Hodges has purchased new
White touring car. Mr.. Hodges and q
party of friends will leave today for
Pendleton to see the Round Up. The
trip, however, will be made in MIR.
Hodges Ford.
C. N. Clarke, who with his family
is spending a vacation at Cannon
Beach, has been very i'll. He is re-
ported much better. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke and children are expected home
Saturday.
After visit here with her grandpar.
ents. MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Blount, Miss
Leone Steinhoff returned to her home
in Seattle the latter part of last week.
On the return trip Miss Steinhoff was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Earl
Franz.
While E. o. Blanchar and J. E. Rob.
ertson, who were in Portland Monday
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Fred S. Stanley, returned home Mon
day evening, Mrs. Blanchar remained
in Portland for time with the Stanley
family.
Members of the Laurel Rebekah
lodge entertained at a dancing party at
the Odd Fellows Hall last night. Those
in charge of the dance we're: Mrs. j
d. McLucas, Mrs. Ora Wiley, Mrs. r.
T.. Johnson, Mrs. Geo. W. Thomson, A.
l.. Vincent and B. F. Moses.
The Ladies' Aid of the Asbury M. E.
church will hold 1O-cent party at the
home of Mrs. F. E. Jackson next Fri
day evening, Setember 20. All friends
of the church are cordially invited to be
present. Members of the church and
society are urged to be present. A
general good time is assured for all.
Miss Lodesca Loveland, a singer of
New York city. who has given a con-
cert in Portland that brought much
praise, will give a recital next Wednes-
day opening at st. Marks Episcopal
church. Miss Loveland is said to one of
the foremost young soprano singers of
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Mrs. A. G. Lewis and daughter, Jes-
sic, after a three months visit with
relatives and friends in Fargo, N. D.,
have returned to their East Side home.
Mrs. Lewis son, who accompanied her
east, has remained to accept flatter-
inhg position with Fargo mercantile
company. Mrs. Lewis is much i'm
proved in health since her visit.
Miss Georgia Lynn, who has been in
Portland the past summer visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. R. B. Byerlee, un-
derwent an operation at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital Saturday for hernia.
Miss Lynn is recovering from the oper-
alton very rapidly. Mrs. Geo. H.
Lynn, who was in Portland with her
daughter at the time of the operation,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Miss Maud Carlisle, of Hood River,
treasurer of the State Music Teachers
Association. passed few days in Port.
land this week on her way home from
Chicago. where she passed the summer
studying at the Chicago College OF
Music. She has been the guest OF
Miss Nellie Cornish, of the Cornish
School of Music, in Seattle, for 9
week, and while there attended the
concert given by Dent Mowrey or
Tuesday evening. Portland Spectator
W. H. Weber, of Chicago, who has
been at Mosier looking after business
interests, was in Hood River last Fri
!, day afternoon. Mr.. Weber is inter
ested in the East Hood River Fruit Co
at Mosier. Hans kollandsrud. super
intendent of the fruit ranch at Mosier
who recently left the Cottage Hospital
, where he had received treatment for {
broken leg, was also a visitor here
! Saturday. Mr.. Kollndsrud is much
better.
H. W. Bluhm and wife, of Seward
Neb., who were en- route home from |
/ tour of Colorado and California points
t arrived here last week Thursday for |
, visit with Mr.. Bluhm's brother. F. W
; Bluhm, and family. After seeing th'
, Hood River valley, MIR. and Mrs
Bluhm left Monday for Portland. Be
! fore returning to the Middle West they
will stop at Washington points. The
i visitors were delighted with the orch
ards. While here they visited the Up
, per Valley and in the Dee region. Mr
Bluhm motored with them to Mitchell'l
Point tunnel, and a large number o.
! photographs of local scenes will b'
taken back to Seward.