The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-08-10

Mrs. Lester Price and daughter, Miss
Marjorie. after a visit here with Mr..
Prices mother, and sister. Mrs. P. S.
Davidson, left Tuesday for their home
in Evanston. Ill.
Chas. N. Clarke has installed at his
Glacier pharmacy one of the handsom.
est soda fountains in the mid Columbia
district. The new fountain of the
Liquid make. will be formally dedicat-
ed Saturday.
j. L. Johnson, of Dee, father of
Sheriff johnson, sustained badly cut
wrist Sunday. MIR. johnson was at
tempting to remove a rock from the
foot of his horse when the animal
kicked, driving the knife being used
into Mr.. Johns0n's arm.
Miss Sybil Woodward, of Newberg,
is here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
G. Brock seeking relief in the mid Co.
lumbia atmosphere for asthma. Miss
Woodward was accompanied here the
latter part of last week by her father,
Editor E. II. Woodward, of the New
berg Graphic.
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Dumble, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Cool.
idge. left Monday evening for Crater
Lake. The trip south was made by
Portland and thence over the Pacific
highway. Returning DR.. Dumble and
party will come up through central Or
egon.
The next regular meeting of Hood
River Lodge. A. F. & A. M. will be
held Saturday evening. Master J. o.
Mclaughlin announces that important
business will come before the meeting
and urges that full attendance of
members be present. All visiting Ma
SONS are invited to attend.
Judge and Mrs. Geo. H. Burnett, of
Salem. and Mrs. Bickford, of Portland.
the latter a sister of Mr.. Huelat, mo-
tored here last week for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Huelat. With Mr..
and Mrs. Huelat the visitors have
taken number of tours of the mid
Columbia district.
Miss Harriet Brunquist, accompanied
by her sister, Lee, will leave Tuesday
for Berkeley, where the former will
attend the University of California.
Both have resigned their positions
here. Mrs. Julia Brunquist will follow
her daughters in a short time and
make her home with them in Berkeley.
Miss Abbie J. Mills, who has been at
Grants Pass, having been called there
by the fatal illness of her sister-in-Iaw,
Mrs. J. H. Williams, has returned
home. Mrs. Williams was we'll known
throughout the state. She was secre-
tary of the Home Missions workers of
the Methodist church in southern Ore
gon.
Fred E. Bailey, of the Heilig theatre
in Portland, has opened a new summer
resort at point near Brightwood on
the north side of the Sandy river about
AZ miles from Portland. The new place
will be known as Camp Wildwood. Mr..
Bailey is brother of Harry Bailey, of
thi city.
MIR. Borgeson, of Portland, was here
last week a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. Claxton. MIR. Borgeson was form.
erly neighbor of the Claxton family
in North Dakota. While here the Wis
itor was taken for tour of the valley,
which he declares as one of the finest
districts he has ever visited.
Mrs. Hattie Briggs. of Portland,
who has been staying at the F. H.
Blackman home on the East Side, re.
turned last Thursday to her home.
Mrs. Blackman, who has been on 9
visit with friends and relatives in the
middle west, returned home Wednes.
| day evening of last week, the return
journey having been made by way OF
Seattle and Portland.
Editor and Mrs. L. E. Ireland, oi
Moro, where MIR. Ireland issues the
Observer, passed through the city last
week en- route to Medford, where they
attended the State Editorial Associa
tion. While here they called on Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Moe, and Mrs. F. H
Coolidge. Mrs. Coolidge formerly re-
sided at Moro. The journey south wal
being made by automobile.
Fl. F. Davidson left Saturday fol
Spokane and other districts, and ther
to go to New York city, where he hat
been reappointed eastern and export
representative of the Apple Growers
Association. MIR. Davidson will work
with S. B. Moomaw. London agent Of
the Association. in the export business
Mrs. Davidson left Monday to join Mr.
Davidson on the trip east.
Miss Elizabeth E. Battey, of Pasa'
dena, Calf, where she is the proprie.
tor of large art gallery and gift
store. came up from Portland Sunday
for a visit with her brother, F. E.
Battey, and family. Miss Batttey,
who while here was taken on an auto.
mobile tour of the valley, was en- route
to New York city to purchase goods fol
her California store. The trip east il
being made via the Canadian Pacific
system.
d. d. Bathrick. of Spokane, Wash.
who owns an orchard place near Lyle.
was here over the week end visiting
Mrs. McKittrick, of the Dickinson
House. Mr.. Bathrick had just returned
from a visit with son at DEMO. From
that point on the line between Oregon
and Nevada, he travelled to Ontario BY
automobile. He declares that many
automobile parties are travelling from
southern California up through south.
eastern Oregon.