The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29

Go to Law is right. You are right
when you go to Law, the Cleaner. jn29tl
The Hood River band has purchased
the open air pavilion on the corner OF
Oak and Fourth streets. Semi weekly
dances are planned for the summer
months.
Mrs. Ralph Laraway and little
daughters, Barbara and Adelaide, after
visit here with friends and relatives,
| left last week for their home in Marsh.
field.
]. P. O'Brien, vice president Of the
company, and other officials of the o.
w. R. & N. Co. were here last week ir
Mr.. O'Brien's private car inspecting
local O..W. property.
Ed Creighton. who was formerly
agent for the Regulator line at White
Salmon, has accepted a position with
the Peoples Navigation 60. in Port
land.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
hold their next meeting at the home oi
Mrs. M. s. Crowell, l1l5 Montello ave.
nue., Friday at 2.30 o'colck. Everyone
please be there.
Jack Cram is at Twin Rocks visiting
friends. His sister. Miss Evelyn Cram,
is visiting her school friend. the daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Slade, al
Husum, Wash.
Mrs. W. R. Wall, Of Omaha. Nebr.,
has arrived here for visit with hel
brother. s. T. Miller. and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller recently moved here
from Portland.
Harris Wilder, of Chicago, and Mrs
P. S. Malcolm. of Portland, are visit
ing Col. and Mrs. W. F. Tucker at e
Corregidor, their Upper Valley home.
MIR. Wilder is nephew of Col. Tucker
Mrs. Louise Stebbins will leave this
week for Chicago and adjacent points
in the middle west. where she will
visit with friends ana relatives fol
several weeks.
Hans Kollandsrud, of Mosier, is re-
covering from an operation performed
at the Cottage hospital yesterday, wher
the bones of broken leg. sustained
several weeks ago, we're reset.
Bad weather prevented the Unitarian
picnic at the E. "copper" place west o1
town Sunday. The members of the
church spread their picnic lunches al
the church.
nj. E. McCarty now owns the most
powerful automobile in Hood River "a
Ross eight, 80 horsepower car. THE
machine was recently purchased from
San Francisco agency.
Edmund Gehring, a native of Ger
many who now resides in the Summit
district has applied for his second pa
pers of naturalization. MIR. Gehrinf
landed in New York in 1909.
DR.. JIM. Waugh was in Portland las,
week to attend the convention of Pa
cific Coast Society OF Eye, Ear. Nos'
and Throat Specialists. DR.. Waugl
read paper before the convention.
| MIR. and Mrs. Robert Murray hav'
been here visiting Mrs. Murray
mother, Mrs. Goose, of the West Side
and Mr.. Murray's sister, Mrs. W. G
Weber, and family.
| Misses Georgia Prather and Louis,
Halvorsen left last week for Berkeley
Calf, to attend the University of Cal
ifornia summer school. The trip from
Portland to San Francisco was mad,
aboard the steamer Rose City.
| MIR. and Mrs. David Cooper and Mrs
George Gregory, of Mount Hood. wer
in the city Tuesday to meet Mrs. Johl
Cooper and little daughter, who ha'
arrived from Clackamas, where the.
had been visiting.
When you want breads, pastries, pies
foods that will make you think OF Il.
days of your youth, for they will brinl
back the appetite OF your growing days
they are 80 good, just call the Blue Rib
bon Bakery, phone 1878.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Cruikshank, Mr.
Cruikshank's mother, Mrs. Jenni
Cruikshank, and their little nephew
Walter Manville, motored to Tacom
last Sunday. Mrs. Cruikshank and he
little grandson have been spending th
winter here.
Mrs. G. H. Lynn has received new
announcing the birth of a son to Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Moore, of Portland
Tuesday. June q. Mrs. Moore wa
formerly Miss Carrie Byerlee, for sew
years a resident of the valley. Th
young man has been christened Rober
Edward.
IL R. B. Bennett will return today fron
a visit with his mother at Utica, N
lY., and will resume his duties as edito
of the News. During the absence o
MIR. Bennett W. H. Walton, formerl
engaged in local newspaper work, ha
been attending to the editorial work o
the News.
Clyde Arnold and MIR. and Mrs. Floy
Arnold motored to Portland Sunda,
over the Columbia River highway, th
trip being made in the formers auto
mobile. Mrs. Clyde Arnold, who he
been visiting Seattle.relatives. met be
husband In Portland and returned hom
by way Of the highway.
Chas. Florer, who was taken to Port
land last week for medical treatment
was found to have been suffering fror
appendicitis. An operation was pei
formed and Mr.. Florer is resting well
Mrs. Florer is with her husband. Mrs
Edith Sexton, who accompanied the i
Imam to Portland. has returned.
/ ]. s. Wells, who has been spendin
the past year in Memphis visiting rels
tives, has returned and is now maxim
his home at Mount Hood. Mr.. Well
. declares that be never expects to leav
the Northwest again. 'This climate
with its braeina atmosphere, make
| one feel like A new man." he saws.