The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-04
Clyde Arnold and Alva Hardman,

Clyde Arnold and Alva Hardman,
members of the party which accom-
panied the Fruit Growers Exchange
special train to New York city. arrived
home Monday.
On New Years day at the: sbury
M. E. parsonage, Andrew MCuistior
aad Miss Anne Ellen Forsburg were
united in marriage, Rev. Elijah Hui
Longbrake officiating.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kaiser, of Dixie, Tenn,
has arrived here to make her home
with her son-in-law and daughter. MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Krieg in the Belmont
district. Mrs. Kaiser has not seer
either Mr.. or Mrs. Krieg for 25 years.
Miss Jessie Howes. a student at the
University of Washing ton, after having
spent the holidays here with her par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Howes, re.
turned to resume her college studies
Sunday.
J. Wesley Ladd, G. $. Blohm and II.
c. Fredericksoa, after a visit at the
Portland Snowshoe clubhouse near
Cloud Cap Inn, passed through the city
the latter part of last week, returning
toltheir homes in Portland.
Roy Dean left the latter part of last
week for Goldendale, WASH, where he
will relieve Manager Naylor, of the
Pacific Power & Light Co. MIR. Nayloi
will be busy the next few weeks parti.
cipating in his honeymoon.
Prof. L. F. Henderson has returned
from Tacoma. where he spent the holi-
days with the family of his daughter,
Mrs. C. A. Strong. Mrs. Henderson
will remain for several weeks in Ia.
coma.
Miss N. W. Henderson, of Canyon
City, Calf. 10 here visiting Miss
Marie Bartmess and Miss Madeline
Smith, schoolmates at o. A. G. Miss
Henderson is a member of the Theatri.
cal club, Iat q. A. 9.
Mrs. l.. F. Heuperman returned the
first of the week from Portland, where
she had spent a part of Christmas week
with MIR. Heuperman, who was there
in connection with his work at Marsh.
field. after having spent few days
here with his family.
Dustin Farnum, peer Of picture play
ers, will be seen In his screen version
of "Davy Crockett" at the Electric
theatre Friday and Saturday, January
IL and 13. This is remarkable adap.
tion of this famous story and is one of
the best Of the Paramount releases OF
the year.
Jay Heppner left Tuesday for Phila-
delphia, where he has accepted posi-.
tion as bookkeeper IN big steel works.
Clayton Heppner, another son Of s. W.
Heppner. left six weeks ago for Phila-
delphia, where he is not foreman in
the steel plant.
Miss Elizabeth L. Bennett arrived
last week from Utica, N. Y, to be
with her mother. Mrs. Bennett, who
recently arrived to spend the winter
with her sons. Ralph B. and l.. S. Ben.
nett, has been i'll.
Miss Evelyn Hasbrouck. after visit.
ing over the Christmas vacation period
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Hasbrouck, has returned to Condor.
where she is teaching. Miss Maude
Hssbouck, up fom Portland to visit her
parents, has returned.
Harry Farrell. who was formerly a
member of the force of the Apple
Growers Association. but who for the
past year has been in business at Kin.
tyre, N. D., passed through the city
recently en- route to Camas. Wash.
where he will enter the mercantile bus.
mess.
W. E. King, of Rainbow Ranch, ir
the Oak Grove district, is in southern
California. recovering from an attack
of tuberculosis. MIR. King suffered the
attack last summer, following de.
scent into an old mining shaft in Baker
county. The day was very hot and Mr..
King caught severe cold from getting
wet in the mine.
| C. X. Macy. formerly horticultural
inspector of idaho. but now with the
claim department Of the 0.-W. R. & N.
Co., was here last week visiting loca
officials Of the Apple Growers Associa'
ton. Mr.. Macy was shown through
the apple warehouses by C. n. Cast.
ner.
Glen Corey, of the Oregon Agricul.
tural College, spent the holidays here
with friends and relatives. Mr.. Corey
and Henry Blagg we're respectively y
secretary and president of the Sigma
Chi house association at the time the
local o. A. C. fraternity was granted a
charter by the national Greek letter
fraternity.
r. N. Hunt has received a letter
from his son, Richard N. Hunt, who is
member Of the Fourth United States
Artillery. Young Mr.. Hunt is with
PershinR's force in Mexico. He told
his father of a severe storm that had
prevailed over the Mexican country in
which the forces were located. The
letter stated that trees we're uprooted
and that the tents Of the artillerymen
we're blown down.
All official members of Asbury M. E.
Church. Sunday school, Missionary
Society, Epworth League and Ladies
Aid are urged to be present at a special
meeting at the church evening at 7.30
o'clock. The pastor is especially
desirous Of a complete representation
in order to begin the new work in hand.
A social hour will follow the business
session. This meeting is called for all
members In any way connected with
the church in an official capacity, and
also for all others active in the work
of the church.