The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0sburn, Of Astoria,
were here last week. MIR. Osburn, TAX
ing his vacation and looking after his
Oak Grove apple harvest. Mr.. Osburn
is a teller at the Pirst National Bank
in Astoria.
B. F. Holder. formerly local man.
ager for the Western Union Telegraph
Co.. wrote the Glacier last week that
he was leaving Roseburg. where he
was transferred from this city, on an
extensive tour of the east.
Prof. Harry Knaze and Prof. Jesse
Shinwold, of the Jefferson high school
in Portland, accompanied by Miss
Belle Reynolds, also of Portland, were
week end guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Frederick.
The members of Candy Relief Corps
are planning one of their enjoy able at.
ternoons Thursday. October 26, at the
home Of Mrs. Aida Shoemaker, on the
Heights. All friends of the organiza-
tion are invited to be present.
j. E. Slade has purchased from l..
E. Ireland the brick residence built on
State street by l.. A. Woodland. Mr..
and Mrs. Slade, Husum, Wash, resi-
dents, will make their winter home
here IN order that their daughters may
attend the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Cram. Of
Portland, we're here Sunday to attend
the dedication of the First Church OF
Christ Scientists. Mr.. and Mrs. Cram
formerly resided here. Mr.. Cram is
now state agent for the Pyrene Fire
Extinguisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Polk, who have
been in Hood River for the past year,
have left for Mount Vernon, N. Y.
their former home. MIR. Polk 10 q
brother of Mrs. l.. y. Barton. Homer
Polk, another brother, has left for De.
troit. where he will enter an automo'
bile school.
Fred Stanl'y and daughter. Miss
Cornela Stanley. and son, Frederick,
were here last week visiting MIR. anC
Mrs. e. o. BIanchar and Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. P. Hitchcock. Mr.. Hitchcock ant
Frederick spent Saturday afternon al
Ruthton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Rand, who hat
been in Seattle visiting Mrs. Rand't
sister, returned home last week. They
declare that the crisp weather of the
Hood River valley was very welcome
after the heavy fogs of the Puge'
Sound country.
J. R. Edgar last Saturday received {
telegram from Mrs. Edgar, who haC
lust arrived from Manila. After tive
weeks visit with Mrs. Edgar's sistel
in San Francisco, she and their two lit
tie daughters will proceed to the Edga
ranch near Dee.
s. C. Ayres, of Seattle, advanc,
manager for "Civilization," the Thos
H. Ince production that has created 81
much recent interest, was here tn,
first of the week making arrangement
for the show at the Electric in tn
near future.
| P. S. Davidson is now convalescini
at the Portland Surgical hospital from
recent serious operation. 1t is ex
pected that he will be able to return
home by November /. Mrs. Davidson
who has been'in Portland with her hus
band, spent the week end at home.
| Mrs. Otto Soeberg. accompanied b.
her two children and her sister, Mrs
Andrew alderman, of Great Falls
Mont, after a week spent here wit
the family of s. E. Bartmess, has gon
to San Diego, Calf, where the part
will spend the winter.
William Frazier, because of Illness
has decided not to open grocery stor
in the Smith building. He has sold hi
stock to E. E. Kaesser, who on Noven
ber will move his Cash grocery fror
the Jackson building to the Smit
block.
Mrs. Fl. A. Bushnell, who has bee
here the past several weeks visitin
her daughter, Mrs. Wilmer Sieg, LEI
last week, returning to her home !
Milwaukee. Mrs. Bushnell has er
loved her Indian summer stay in Hoo
River very much, she said, having vii
tied the orchards loaded with varico
ored fruit and points of scenic interest
Unfavoraole reports as to the cond
tion of DR.. ]. H. McVay, who is at tn
Good Samaritan hospital in Portland
are received here. DR.. McVay suffere
a broken back several weeks ago in
automobile accident on the Highwa,
1t was at first thought that DR.. McVa
! would make a complete recovery ar
the late news is received with sincel
regret by all Hood River people.
George L. Davenport. a wholesa
merchant of Portland. accompanied I
1 his wife, little daughter, Ruth, Mr.
/ Rose Robinson and Frederick Walc
Jr.. motored over the Highway Frida
stopping to visit with Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Kemp, of Odell. Mrs. KEN
who is sister OF MIR. Davenpor
Joined the party in the continuance
the trip to Mosier. Ortley and II
Dalles