The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-22

Miss Worlen, of Portland. is visiting
at the home of Mrs. F. j. Engelke.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Morden went to
Portland Saturday for a few days
stay.
c. l.. Joy and family enjoyed few
days camping at the Punch Bowl this
week.
Mrs. Leslie Root, Miss Bessie Jones
and Miss Ruth Higley left Tuesday for
few days outing near Lost Lake.
They hope to gather some huckleber
ries while there.
Miss Velda Knight left Tuesday for
The Dalles where she will remain a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Ftzger-
aid, before returning to her home in
Dayton, Wash.
Mrs. Mary Chatfeld arrived from
Pasadena, Cal, Monday evening, hav-
ing made the trip up on the ocean.
She will remain some time and visit
her son. r. y. Chattield, and family.
also her daughter, Mrs. Rodenberg, in
The Dalles.
Mrs. Amy l.. Cove, who a few years
ago was principal of Mosier schools,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in re-
newing old acquaintances Moser
friends were certainly pleased to see
her and learn of the success of her
husband and herself on their farm in
Idaho, where they are raising wheat.
stock, turkeys and chickens.
Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Davidhizar have
purchased the Chas. Davenport house
and lots from c. G. NichoI and Will
reside in town this winter 50 the chill
dren may attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. c. &. Nichol attended
to business in The DaIles Wednesday,
Miss Olive Dawson, who has been
mail carrier on the Star route to Ortley
for the past two months, left Thursday
for Portland, where she will assume
her duties as teacher in one Of the
Portland schools.
+. NJ. Strauss and son, Ferdinand,
motored to The Dalles Thursday morn
ing, going and returning part way over
the new grade
Miss Ruscher, of The Dales, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. f. A. Arlington,
and family.
Mrs. Matt Schoren and daughter,
! Geneva, came over from The Dalles
Thursday to spend few days at the
home of Mrs. Schorens' brother, G..
Wyss.
Frederick Page and George Chamber
! lain returned with their families Thurs
day afternoon of last week from a
pleasant camping trip out near Lost
Lake.
J. +. Carpenter returned to Portland
Thursday after spending a few days
here on his farm
The tract of fruit land owned bv f.
Walsh. of Portland, has been sold to j.
E. Carpenter
Geo. W. Mathews, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs Trekell and children,
and Mrs Arlington and son, her moth
er, Mrs. Ruscher, and Miss Mabel
Ruscher, left for an outing of few
days at the Punch Bowl Friday.
Mrs Baker, of Portland, returned
home Friday on the boat, after few
days stay with her sister, Mrs. Pow
ell.
Mrs. Grace McGruder and son, of
Clatskanie, Ore, arrived Saturday
evening to visit her sister, Mrs. j. f.
Higley. Miss Mary Higley. who has
been visiting her Aunt Grace, returnet
home also.
Mrs. E. d. Piercey and children, Of
The Dalles, are spending the presen'
week at the home Of Mrs. plercey'.
mother, Mrs. Higley.
Prune work began this week. The
prospect looks good for a good crop
and the prices are very satisfactory.
c. L. JOY and family, accompanied
by Mr.. joys uncle, Mr.. Diller, o.
Roseburg, returned Monday from Z
pleasant outing at the Punch Bowl.
| Word was received Monday from
Mark A. Mayer that his sister, Mrs
Blum had passed away. He had gone
there to see her knowing her case t,
be hopeless. She has been i'll for som,
time. Her husband died very suddenl,
in February and at the time she coul(