The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-02-01

F. p. Friday has returned from Oak.
land, Calf. where he accompanied
Mrs. Friday. The latter is in the
South recuperating from an attack of
pneumonia.
Joseph Mcllroy, of San Francisco.
general agent for the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas Railway system, was here
Friday calling on fruit shipping agency
officials.
Mrs. j. P. Lucas, who has been i'll at
a Portland Hospital, accompanied by
Mr.. Lucas, arrived home last week.
Mrs. Lucas, her many friends will be
glad to learn, is improving.
Charles Filz, who has been in the
United States Naval service at Manila,
arrived here last week for visit with
the family of his brother, W. J. Fila.
The arrival of the brother was a pleas
ant surprise for the local family.
c. E. Bernard, travelling out of Se-
attle, while here last week called on A..
F. Adams. MIR. Adams knew Mr.. Ber-
nard when the latter was in business
in Sioux City, Is., where MIR. Adams
father had a shoe store.
A tip: If you care for good lively
comedy, do not fail TO see the Social
Pirates" Monday and Tuesday. Feb. 5
and 6, and on each following Monday
and Tuesday, at the Gem. We are sure
you will not be disappointed.
Robt. Baker, who has been in Port
land, passed through the city last week
enroute to his home in the Upper VAL
ley. Geo. w. Baker, on the way from
the ranch to Portland for visit met
his brother here.
An inspection will convince you that
the service of the Palace Hotel, Portland
Oregon, Washington and Twelfth streets,
is second to none. Convenient to shop
ping and theatre districts, ,cleanest rooms
in city for so cents and up. fltf
The sixth annual Portland Y. NJ. G.
A. skiing party will arrive here Friday
en- route to Homer Rogers Mount
Hood Lodge. A. M. Grilley, Y. M. c.
A. physical director, will head the
party. The party will remain until
tuesday.
Convalescing from injuries sustained
to ankles and a wrist, when she
Ieaped from the burning Cudahy apart.
ments in Portland last Fall, Miss Cora
Jaeger, of Portland, is here the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Wonder Abe,
and family.
In Sundays 0regonian appeared the
picture of q residence built by the late
Bayard Simonton for his sister, Mrs
Maude Van Tuyle and daughter, OF
Portland. MIR. Simonton lived to see
the handsome bungalow structure com
pleted.
Multnomah Athletic club restler:
will probably come here next Monday
evening to meet mat experts of tht
Commercial club. according to Viii
Mcclure, of the clubs Athletic com
mittee. Local entries will probably bt
Howell, Munkres and Campbell. Ed
Button will referee.
S. M. Weller, of Portland, who ha!
been engaged with the company a
Walla Walla, WASH, has arrived t
take the place of Roy F. Dean il
charge of the department of new busi
ness at the local Office of the Pacific
Power & Light Co. Mr.. Weller is al
10. A. C. man. and is we'll acquainted
with many old o. A. c. grads here.
Mrs. C. s. Winnek. of Fort Klamath
is here with her sister. Mrs. J. P. Lu
cas-. Mrs. Winnek accompanied Mrs
Lucas from Portland and has been will
her constantly during ber illness. Mrs
Winnek's daughter, Mrs. Hugh Lakin
accompanied by her two children, ar
rived Saturday afternoon for q shor
visit at the Lucas home.
| A part of the Portland Snowsho
Club party, visitors to their clubhous
near Cloud Cap Inn last week. returne
to Portland Thursday. Others remaine
at the clubhouse until later in the week
X. II. Koehler stopped at Mount Hoo
lodge, where be was joined on Thursda
by Mrs. Koehler, Mrs. Mckenzie an
Miss Gene Mckenzie, all of Portland.
| DR.. J. H. Mcvay, who with Mrs
McVay has been has been for the pas
several weeks at the State street h0m
of Miss Abbie j. Mills. bis man
friends will be pleased to learn.
making q remarkable recovery. MI
McVay's mind has cleared. and he cor
verses daily with callers. DR.. mcVa
remained in q state of aphasia for f0u
months.
Mrs. ID. H. Mathew has returne
from Portland, where she was calle
last week because of the serious Hines
of her mother, Mrs. George E. Belling
ham. Mr.. Bellinghsm was also sick
Both have taken turn for the better
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew, who formerl
resided in Wisconsin, came here las
fall from Portland to make their hom
in the Frankton district.
A. {. jackson, manager of the dc
partment of advertising OF the O..W
r. & N. Co., was here last week visit
ing friends and business men of th
city. Mr.. Jackson. who left here fC
The Dalles and other eastern Orego
points, stated that he would return
Portland Saturday for the Shrine cert
monial.
! Members Of st. Mary's Cstholi
church participated in an enjoyabl
. social at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
J Geo. Mellon last Thursday evening
/ when cards were played. Other fea
/ ures Of the entertainment were pr,
grams of music and the serving {
delicious refreshments. The committe
i'm charge consisted of Mrs. L. \
Kingdom. Mrs. Geo. Mellon, Mrs. Ge,
, HssIinger and Miss Rose Haas. Thrs
handsome prizes we're awarded.