The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-05-16

family of her son, Hubbard Taylor,
Mrs. Amanda Taylor left last week for
her home in Newburgh, Ind.
Mrs. r. II. Coshow left yesterday
for Chico, Calf. where she will spend
the summer with her daughter. Mrs.
Leo. w. Doyle, and husband.
Mrs. Emma Mckinney, of Hillsboro,
Grand Chief of the Oregon Pythian
Sisters, expects to visit the local Tenn
pie in her official capacity at the next
regular meeting, Thursday, May %. A
full attendance of the membership is
desired on that occasion.
Mrs. c. NJ. Page and daughter, Miss
Grace, en- route from their home near
San Jose, Calf, to The Dalles, were
here last week the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Al. Page and family. Mrs.
Page is the mother of the local orch
ardist.
| Miss Ethel Goudy was hostess Satur-
day at farewell party given in honor
of Miss EtheGane Mcdonald. whose
wedding to Lawrence Schetky, who
will graduate from the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis this year,
will occur in June.
Miss Ruth Morton, daughter of j. W.
Morton, has won a Waldo prize at the
Oregon Agricultural College for scho-
arship. Miss Frances Castner, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Castner, won
honorable mention for the excellency
of her work.
Mrs. Roy r. Gill was up over the
week end from Portland visiting
friends. Mr.. Gill was recently volun-
tariIy inducted into the service. He is
now in the office of the spruce division
in Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill have
been residing in Montana.
0. 2. Dabney is receiving numerous
compliments on his new song, "Your
Sweetheart and Mine" Letters have
come to him from different canton
ments where the song has been placed
on sale. The song is popular with the
| boys.
Members of the Thursday Thimble
club were recently pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs A. l.. Page at her East
Side ranch home. The members of
the club assembled in the commodious
apple house and barn, Just completed
by Mr.. Page.
Lieut. Ray Furrow, engineers Re-
serve Corps. who has been engaged in
United States Geological Survey work
in California, for the past several
months, has been here on a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Fur
row. He was en- route to Washington
for survey work.
A. ID. Davidson, appraiser for the
Federal Land Bank at Spokane, has
completed appraisals Of farms in the
East Hood River and Upper Valley
Farm Loan districts, owners of which
have applied for a total Of $4,000 in
loans. Ranchers in these two districts
have already been granted loans to the
extent of $4,000.
Glen Corey, just granted his credits
for graduation from 0. A. G. who was
home for a short visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Corey, re-
ceived message Friday night assign
ing him to Camp Grant, Ill. for train
ing. He left Saturday for Portland to
join 10 other boys who have been
members of the reserve officers train
ing corps at 0. A. c. The students
went Immediately to Camp Grant.
Frank Davenport, Jr., the first local
motorist to make a tour of eastern Or
egon this year, on his return from
Spray IN the John Day country states
the road are in fine shape Mr. Daven-
port who was was accompanied to
Spray by his brother, Earl Davenport,
and family, of Portland, who will re-
main in the John Day country, made
the l67 mile trip in one day, On the
return the journey was taken more
leisurely. Miss Marie Davenport, chief
operator at the telephone exchange,
accompanied her brother on the east.
ern Oregon trip.