The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-07
MASONIC PICNIC A
PLEASANT EVENT

PLEASANT EVENT
With clear sky following the show
ers of Saturday and Sunday weather
conditions were perfect Monday for the
Masonic picnic at Bonneville. More
than hundred members Of the local
Masonic lodge. guests of Washington
Lodge. of Portland, journeyed to the
O.-W. r. & N. picnic grounds. A large
number of the Mssons and their fami-
lies made the trip down the Highway
by automobile. Others of the picnick-
ers travelled by special cars attached to
the westbound morning train.
One Of the attractions of the day for
the picnickers was an inspection Of the
Oregon fish hatchery. Many local
sportsmen visited the hatchery with
great interest. A crowd was attracted
when Sheriff johnson and Sheriff Hurl-
burt, the latter of Multnomah county,
and City Marshal Carson began a three
pointed discussion as to how to trace
and capture criminals.
The chief athletic event of the day
was the baseball game between teams
representing the two lodges. Hood
River ball players had the best of the
game for the first part of the FIVE in
ming event, when the Portanders
switched pitchers. 1t was then that
the Washington lodge score began to
grow fast and furiously. A number Of
minor athletic events were staged.
The tennis matches plann d were called
off because of the wet condition of the
courts.
The Hood River Lodge. No. los, A.
+. & A. M. baseball team was COM
posed of the following stars: Henry
Blagg, Joe johnson, Hubbard Taylor.
William l.. Hodges, Jr., X. W. Sin
clair, Capt, G. c. Lennon. G. C. An.
derson, Roy F. Dean, and Thomas f.
johnson.
In his discussions with his fellow off.
GERS Sheriff Johnson was not heard to
make any expert remarks as to meth
DDS for stopping grass eating grounders
or straight liners.
Those who went from here includ-
ed the following: o Mclaughlin,
o b Nye, Mr. and Mrs H II Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs William Heath, Mr. and
Mrs. f H Blackman, with their sons,
Howard and Roger, Mr.. and Mrs
William Grlrfith, C C Paddock, w r.
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lem,
mon, Truman Butler, Frank Ginger
and son, Edwin E A Race, Robert WI
Simpson (Mosier), Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
F Dean and son, Carroll, Z Owens,
Dr.. and Mrs. c Brosius, Hans Kol.
landsrud (Mosier), M M Hill and
de lighter, Ruth, Judge A C Buck, Mr..
and Mrs.R. II. Waugh, William j.
Hodges, Jr., and family, DR.. and Mrs
J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. c John
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reeve Claxton
and daughters, Misses Julia and Ma
bel, o M Dewitt, Clifford, Malcolm
and Miss Etheljane Mcdonald, Mr.
and Mrs. Z Anderson, ] E Bailey
and Miss Bessie Bailey, William l.
Marshal, Mr.. and Mrs. X Carson,
Ned Crawford, Lula and H Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons, A o Ad-
ans Cascade Locks), Mr. and Mrs
Ben johnson (Wyeth), Mr.. and Mrs.
p Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Flagler, Mr.. and Mrs. G Jarvis, |
Judge and Mrs. r C Glanville, Rev.
and Mrs. w B Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
William M Post and two sons, Mr..
and Mrs. E Fertig and two sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jeffries, Thos. FI
Johnson and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
II lmbler, Mr.. and Mrs. C d Nickel. |
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. w E Imholz, DIR. |
and Mrs. Gulick, Mr., and Mrs. X Cl
Bucklin and son, Percy, Mrs. George
r. Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s
Field. Harry T Dewitt, DIR. and Mrs.
V r Abraham, Mr.. and Mrs. ] wi
Perigo, Mr.. and Mrs. r B Perigo,
son Bobbie and daughter Kathryn,
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Schaffner, Mrs. T
J kinnaird and Mrs. Alice Stalnaker
Mr.. and Mrs. E A Franz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T Early, Mr.. and Mrs. f w
Bailey. Mrs. l.. G. Lun (Wyeth), w.
w. Stevenson, Ernest C. Smith, r. ].
Mcisaac and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bell.