The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
Julian P. Scott left Tuesday for St.
louis, where he will spend the sum.


Julian P. Scott left Tuesday for st.
Louis, where he will spend the sum-
| mer.
T. A. Reavis is the latest purchaser
from the Columbia Auto & Machine
Co. OF Dodge touring car.
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Young had as
their luncheon guest on Saturday DR..
Carl Doney. president of Willamette
University.
Commencing Saturday, May q. the
Mount Hood Railroad Go. will run
their rail auto from Parkdale to Hood
River every Saturday evening leaving
Parkdale at 6. p. m. and arriving at
Hood River at 7.45 p. nj.
Harry L. Cash sailed last Friday
from Seattle on the Empress of China
for Manila. Mr.. Cash will become q
teacher in government service in the
Philippine Islands.
A shower party was given last week
for Miss Lulu Hicks, q teacher of the
city schools, by Misses Crocker and
Shuck. Miss Hicks wedding to T. F.
Inman. of Stevenson, will be socia
event Of June.
J. E. Slade and family. who have
been here the past winter at the Mt.
Hood Annex apartments, sending their
children to the local schools. have re-
turned to their ranch home at Husum.
C. A. Fertig, son of Prof. and Mrs.
N. +. Fertig, of Pine Grove, was de.
feated by narrow margin last week
Tor student body president for the COM
ing year at the Oregon Agricultural
College by J. d. Mckay, of Portland.
A meeting of Hood River Lodge, No.
los, A. F. & A. M, will be held Sat.
ufday evening, when work in the F.
G. degree will be conducted. All Wis.,
iting Masons are invited to attend. ].
o. Mclaughlin, Master.
If you're clothes are worth cleaning
they are worth cleaning right. 1t takes
power and machinery and an experience
ed cleaner to do it. Law, The Cleaner,
has the only power dry cleaning mach
inery in operation in Hood River county
Geo. W. Thomson, F. B. Snyder and
as LIZ VtuCGut dlC III AObCuuEk tul6
week to attend the convention of Odd
Fellows at that city. The journey to
southern Oregon was made in Mr.. Sny-
der's Perry automobile.
Miss Gertrude Morris, who has been
bookkeepef for the Hood River Gas &
Electric Co. here, has left for White
Salmon, her old home. where she will
occupy similar position for the Pacific
Light & Power Co.
John A. Wilson celebrated his 18th
birthday at his home on Seventh street
Sunday. The following friends were
present to help MIR. and Mrs. Wilson
enjoy the occasion: Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Blythe and Judge A. G. Buck.
W. C. Cohoon. who has been in charge
of the manual training department of
the city schools the past year, left
Monday for Albuquerque, N. M, where
he will meet brother, Albert Cohoon,
of Saginaw. Mich. and spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Theodore Haas, who has been
in Minneapolis visiting relatives for
the past three months, arrived home
last Thursday morning. Mrs. Haas
arrived on an early morning train and
walked into her home, surprising mem.
bers of the family who were not ex.
pecting her for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Chamberlain, of
Pomona, Calf. arrived here by Ford
Tuesday. The tonneau of the machine
was piled high with every description
of baggage. MIR. and Mrs. Chamber.
lain were en- route to Chicago. and
thence back to southern California.
Their summers trip will be more than
5000 miles In length.
A record automobile run was made
last week by Chester A. Congdon and a
party of six friends from North Yak
ina. Mr.. Congdon and his friends, who
are touring the Pacific northwest. are
from Duluth, MINI. They arrived at
the Mount Hood hotel in little more
than 10 hours after leaving North Yak
ina.
"Of course. l am busily engaged in
the new feld," writes Rev. A. s. Do.
nat from Oakland, Calf, where he is
now pastor Of the First Congregational
church, the largest institution of that
denomination in California. "Dr. Van
Horn is away and am alone with one
assistant. Oakland Is thriving-no sign
of hard times. Our goods have arrived
and we have selected a comfortable
residence in q beautiful part Of the
city,"
A Retrospective look is given by E.
e. Mallory. of Portland. over the
friends he knew in Salem prior to 1874. |
He has compiled list of $40 young
men and boys, and their present where
abouts, be used to know. Among them |
appear the names of j. d. McCully and |
Ephriam s. Olinger. The list was
printed in the Oregonian Of last SUM- |
day. The Oregonian offers to print |
similar lists for other pioneer residents |
of the state.
Mrs. M. E. WeIch gave a party last
Saturday afternoon in honor Of the sew
enth birthday Of her daughter, Ivy
Welch. Mrs. C. c. Cuddeford assisted
Mrs. Welch in entertaining the little
folks. Those present we're: Ted Cud-
deford. Florence and Helen Stranahan,
Freida and Florence vogel. Carol
Smith, Kelsay Slocom, Emery Schroe-
der. Beulah Cash, Barbara Mcdonald,
Corinne Mitchell, Margaret lsenbere.
Daisy Walters. Nina Depee. Helen
Richards, Ludie and Geneva Isenberg,
Beulah Kincaid. Gertrude Beulow. Fred
and Ivy WEIGH.