The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-11-23

DduluCt WIZ uuuCIW WCht oil
operation Sunday at the Cottage hos
pital for removal of a cancer, is-rest-
ing we'll. q
S. V. Beckwith, manager OF the
Rogue River Fruit Growers Associa-
tion, en- route to Spokane to attend the
National Apple show, stopped here the
latter part of last week.
C. |. Hall, of Seattle, district COM
mercial superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Co., was here last
week visiting l. G. Scheffield. local
Western Union manager.
Geo. W. Thomson purchased a new
Marmon "a last week. The big car is
painted white. 1t is handsome of body
and in mechanism is one of the finest
cars ever brought to Hood River.
William Farnum at the Gem Sunday
in 1.-THE Broken Law" "The Child of
Destiny" featuring Irene Fenwick at
| the Gem next Monday and Tuesday.
Also Sidney Drew comedy.
Willis Van Horn, who has been in
the Wenatchee district looking after
apple shipments, was here part of
last week looking after matters of
business.
Miss Lillian Brock was in Portland
Monday to attend the wedding of her
friend, Miss Flora Du:ham and Hawley
Bean, son of Judge Bean. Miss Brock
rendered organ selections at the we'd
ding ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klotz, who have
been making an extensive visit here
with the family of their daughter.
Mrs. L. G. Sonneman. are now located
10 the city. They are contemplating
spending the winter in Hood River.
Misses Grace Gavin and Ella Hansen
were here last week, having accom-
panied Miss Anne Hansen. who sane
at one of the concerts given by the
musical department Of the Woman'f
club.
A. E. Woolpert. of White Salmon,
local representative of Dan Wuiile &
Co., English buyers of apples. who will
handle approximately 100 cars of fruit
from the midi Columbia this year, wa!
business visitor in the city last week
Mrs. Geo. A. Clough left last Friday
for Salem for visit with relatives
She was accompanied by her littl,
daughter, Geraldine. who stopped il
Portland for visit with the family o.
her uncle. Ed Clough.
Earl, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emf
West, who underwent second opera
ton at the Cottage hospital last week
is resting well. The boy was operated
on for perforated appendix two week
ago.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet tomorrow at 2.30 O'Clock will
Mrs. Prather in the Crowell house, Ill
Montello avenue. All members ar
urged to be present as this will be tn
last meeting before the fall bazaar.
The United Brethren ladies' bazaar
; in connection with Christmas good eats
puddings, cookies, etc., will be he'll
! Friday afternoon and Saturday all day
December l and 2, in the room jus
south of the Glacier office in the Firs
National Bank building. Lunches wi
be served. Don't forget the time an
place.
Mrs. c. B. Harper and little daugh
ters, Florence and Ruth. left last nigh
for Minneapolis. Kan, where they wi
spend the holidays visiting relatives
Before returning to Hood River, Mrs
II Harper and children will visit with MI
Harper's folks at Fairbury and Albior
/ Nebr.
Hopes are now entertained for tn
II ultimate recovery of DR.. J. H. McVay
who was SO seriously injured recentl
/ in an automobile accident on the Higf
4 way. Last week DR.. McVay was abl
II to sit in a wheelchair and have his hai
H cut and submit to a shave. DR.. McVs
II will be brought here to the home {
Miss Abbie j. Mills this week.
II Rev. W. C. Gilmore, formerly of th
II city but now in charge of the pastoral
of the Congregational church at Da!
ton, WASH, was here last week, r,
II turning home from Portland, where
Il had officiated at the wedding of Mi'
II Pearl Curtis, of St. Thomas, S. D
II and Or. Ralph Duganne. of lndepel
II dence. DR.. Duganne is brother il
II law of Rev. Gilmore. The wedding o
II Cured at the home of DIR. Dugapne
father, J. E. Duganne, of Portland.
II DR.. NJ. E. Welch last week receive
II a letter from bis son, Frank NJ. Welc
II who stated that he had sold Ne
Richmond, Wis. newspaper, of Whit
he had been editor and chief owne
II and had purchased the Stillwate
II Minn., Messenger. Mr.. WEIGH. wi
II has had many years OF newspap
II work, having been on the staff at di
III ferent times of Chicago and other me
II ropolitan pspers. is making a name
III one of the MIDDLE vests most pr
oressiye editors