The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-03-22
MOUNT HOOD.

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Mrs. J. D. Smullen and children ar
rived home Saturday after spending
the winter at Kane, Penn.
Bob Barr spent Sunday at Dee.
The Irish spent an enjoyable evening
at the school house Friday night. A
winking, blinking, frog eating snake
about rs feet long greeted the audi
ence. The program consisted Of Irish
songs, instrumental music and Irish
Jokes followed by an arithmetic match
lby the school children. Supper part
ners were secured by matching frogs.
An expensive supper of precious
spud" soup, with crackers and baked
potatoes was enjoyed by all.
Annabelle Martin, of Parkdale, spent
the week end with Anelory Everson.
Mrs. Paul Aubert was sick part of
the week with cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sheldrake moved
to Parkdale Thursday.
W. H. Boldly, of Parkdale, called on
W. T. Wyatt Thursday.
Mrs. /. T. Beal and Mrs. W F.
McIlwraith were business visitors at
the Mount Hood library Saturday af-
ternoon.
The Sunday school held its election
of officers Sunday morning. W. 7.
Wyatt was elected Superintendent and
Francis Doggett secretary. Following
Sunday school communion service was
observed. Church will be held April /
at 7.30 p. m.
Miss Edith Meyers, of Parkdale,
spent Friday and Saturday with Esther
Wishart.
1t IS rumored that j. M. Clark will
again take possession of the -Parkdale
hotel.
Endeavor will be held next Sunday
night at 7.30, leader Ed Barr.
Geo. Wishart is having phone put
in this week.
AL Leasure is moving his family to
Parkdale this week where he expects
to work in the>mill.
A number of young folks attended
the dance at Rockford Saturday night.
Roy Blagg is staying up at Henry
Steinhauser's this week where he is
engaged in pruning.
j. M. Clark received word Tuesday
morning of the death of their niece's
child, lie Roy Dimmick. The body
was shipped from Washington to Park
dale for burial.
School Superintendent Gibson visited
the Frankton schools Monday.
VIM. Edy has returned to Wasco
county, where he is employed as tran
sit man in road building.
Two or three new pupils started to
school this week. They are children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton, who have
moved onto the Blythe place. Il
Mrs. Heaton visited with Mrs. L. E.
Edy one day last week.
Ivan Shere, who is working with the
railroad repair gang now at The
Dalles, was down Sunday on business.
Pete Nelson, who with his family
has resided at the upper planer for
number of years, and who was general
manager for the Stanley-Smith Lum-
| Der Co. there, has moved to Silverton,
Ore., where he will take position in
big mill.
With the>next Parent Teacher meet
ing two weeks away and nothing hav-
| ing been done as yet, it seems as
though precious time is being wasted
by those who are trying to have the
school grounds improved.
Mrs. Robert Jones and family were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Isbell and family at Fairacres.
Superintendent Mclaughlin and
Principal Critics, of the Hood River
schools, were business callers at
Frankton Monday.
Miss Eloise Copper and her cousin,
Miss Josephine Tooley, were week end
visitors at the home of Mrs. C. C.
Clements, at Mosier The young
ladies' report some very bad roads be-
tween here and the Wasco county
town.
VIM. Corbett and family left the
upper planer one day last week to
make their home at North Yakima,
Wash.
By invitation your scribe attended
another one of those big feeds which
the good people of Frankton know SO
well how to put up. About 40 of us
surrounded the tables. which were
groaning under the weight of all the
good things that willing hands and
loving hearts could think of and pre-
pare, it being double birthday sur.
prise party for Mrs. Roy Eastman and
her sister, Miss Rose Eby. Mrs. East
man has passed the 26th milestone and
Miss Ruth-well, she is about sweet
sixteen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Neal entertained
quite number of friends and neigh
bors at an enjoyable party one night
last week. Quite number of young
folks were over from the Valley Chris
tian church neighborhood.
Otha Taylor and family from Oak
Grove came down Sunday to attend the