The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Skinner, of Yuba
City, Calf, arrived Tuesday by auto
mobile for a visit with MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. l. Sargent, at Montague farm in
the Oak Grove district.
All members and friends of Candy
Corps are invited to attend an after
noon social at the home of Mrs. j. II.
tGill on Twelfth street, Thursday. Aug
ust 8. A good time is assured all who
attend.
G. W. Hendricks, field examiner for
Spokane banking concern, was here
last week visiting their Representatives,
the Hood River Abstract & Investment
Co. MIR. Hendricks was taken on a
tour of the valley.
Geo. |. Slocom and son, Kelsay, &C.
companied W. F. Laraway and son,
Thurston, on trip to the Toll bridge
last Friday. The party made some ex-
ceptionally fine pictures of Upper VAL
ley and mountain scenery.
r. II. Weber, of The Dalles, has
been here spending some time on his
East Side ranch. Last Friday Mr..
Weber entertained F. H. Hogue. of
Payette, Ind, representative of Chi
cago fruit purchasing concern.
A musical program will be rendered
by the Loyal Boys orchestra at the
First Christian church Thursday even
ing of this week No charge at the
door. Silver offering accepted. Re-
freshments. Come.
Rev. j. L. Allen will leave during
the first week in August for Umatilla
county. where he will deliver series
of lectures. Rev. Aliens brother is Q
cadidate for sheriff of the eastern Ore.
gon county.
Mrs. j. Marsh, of Wasco. was here
last week visiting Mrs. A. L. Car.
michael. Mrs. Carmichael has also
been entertaining Mrs. Robert 0brier
and child, of Portland, and Mrs. E.
Belat, of The Dalles.
| A number of improvements have beer
made in the Offices of the Mount HooC
Railroad Co. The large desk has beer
removed from the office of the agent
and new railing installed. Furniture
in the Office of Supt. Wilson has beer
readjusted.
Mrs. E. N. Armstrong, of Peoria
Ill.,, has arrived here to be with hel
son, L. K. Armstrong. and wife, Of
Portland. The party is spending tht
summer on the Armstrong ranch on tht
West Side.
Geo. Schmidt who was recently in
jured when he fell from flume at thu
lumber camp of the Oregon Lumbel
Co., where he was cook, was able tt
leave the hospital yesterday and return
to his work. Mr.. Schmidt still suffer-
severely from internal bruises.
C. Nottingham and party, motor
ing through from Portland to MIR. Not
tingham's s ranch in Grass Valley, spen
Saturday evening in town. Their auto
mobile broke down Saturday mornin,
near Mitchells Point and new axl
was ordered from Portland.
Judge Buck has just received news o
the celebration of the golden wedding
of his brother, d. W. Buck, and wife
of Lake Mills. la. The Iowa brother
: who is n years of age, served fou
years and three months in the arm
during the Civil War.
Mrs. Benjamin Grout left last wee
for Alaska to join her husband, VIII
/, was formerly teacher of mathematic
. in the high school but who resigne
I. the position to accept place as civ
engineer for an Alaska gold minin
, company.
i Mrs. s. T. Miller and children move
n last week to Underwood, where Mr.
Miller will take charge of the Under
wood hotel formerly operated by Mr.
n Mary v. Olsen. MIR. Miller, civ
q engineer, is engaged with crews {
r men IN the construction of the Mort
n Bank highway in Skamania county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Wilsoa and NJ
a and Mrs. Geo. Partiss expect to lea,
e Saturday in MIR. Wilson's automobi
p for a trip to Crater Lake. The journt
e will be made by way of Bend. TN Il
return the travellers will visit Klamat
- Ashland and Medford.
r. William McMurray, general passe
k ger agent of the O.-W. R. & N. ca
i. passed through tie city last Friday {
route to The Dalles. Mr.. Mcmurr'
stopped for chat with j. h. Fredric
y 81 am mighty glad to see the Mou
=. ,e Hood line doing so well with its ne
~ ~ rail auto." said Mr.. McMurray.
Mrs. Fred Blagdon and Mrs. Geo.
= Lynn will leave today for Portland
~ ~ attend the annual convention of Pytt
y an Sisters Grand Lodge of Orego
81 Mrs. Blagdon and Mrs. Lynn are I
~ spectively delegate and alternate
Wauns Temple. Mrs. Bert Stranah'
10 and Mrs. Roy Roberts also expect
vs attend the convention.
g Burleigh Cash has just received
70 letter from his brother, Harry Cas-
who recently left here for the Phil
lie pine Islands, to teach. MIR. Cash stat
ry in his letter that he has arrived safe
es at Tagbilaron, Bohol, one of the sout
of ern islands, where he will teach histo
of in the native high school. which has
- attendance of about 400 pupils.
We had fine trip" says Mr.. Cash. "Spe
two days in Japan and four in Manila