The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15

Lawrence Rebo, Of Portland. spent
the week end visiting his friend, Jerry
Christner
Barrie Couuers is behind the desk at
the Mount Hood in The abseHee of Mrs.
Laura Simontou, who is taking her
vacation.
Mrs. L. \. Blowers and daughters.
Misses Ruth and Alice. left last week
for Tacoma for a VISIT with Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad jacobsen. Mrs Jacobsen
is daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
Blowers.
c. W. Netherwood, Of Oregon. Wis.
arrived Monday for a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. E. O. Blanchar, and
husband Mr.. Netherwood has for
merry visited in Hood River and will
be greeted by many friends here
The following party is motoring
through western Washington this week,
Dr. and Mrs f. D. kanaga, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Root. Mrs. r. u. Hutchiu-
son and MIR. and Mrs. L. F. Hendey-
son.
The following party motored to Port
land Sunday, Mrs w. l. Colvin and
daughter. Miss Vivian. OF Enterprise.
Miss Thelma Rainey, Miss Gladys
Reavis and Mrs. Nm Reavis Miss
Reayis drove the big Chandler recently
purchased by her aunt
Misses Bessie and Lucille Wittenberg
have arrived from Regina, Sask., to
join their father, Frank c. Witten-
berg, jeweler at Laraway's. Miss
Bessie has accepted position with the
First National Bank, while Miss Lucille
will be with the Frank A. Cram store.
The following party has left for a
tour Of central Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs.
X W. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed b.
Winter and Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Hue
lat They will visit points Of scenic
interest and fish in the trout streams
of the region.
Mrs. Joe O'Connor and children, of
Portland. have been visiting the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer X .
Arnold in the Barrett district. Mr.
O'Connor, who came up with the fam
lily on Sunday, returned after the day S
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Longcor, Of
Lawton, Mich, arrived last week for
a visit with Mrs. Longcor's brother,
Geo r. Castner. Both Mr.. Longcor
and Mr.. Castner served during the
Civil war in Co. H Of the 18th Michi.
gan regiment.
Dr. v r. Abraham, who has been
stationed at Fort Riley, kas., for the
past year, was home over the week
end on short leave visiting his wife
and children. Capt. Abraham, is re-
turning to the Kansas post from Camp
Lewis, where he accompanied a large
party of soldiers, being transferred.
The following out of town relatives
and friends were here last week to at
tend the funeral of the late s. W.
Arnold Mrs. James Woodcock, of
Maupin; Mrs. H. NJ Sailing, of Forest
Grove; Jasper Houston, Of Portland
Mrs. Guy Harvey, of Wamic, and Mrs.
G. W. Parker, of La Grande.
The following party, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Castner, spent the
week end on the East Fork Misses
Bernice Robbins, Katherine Baker,
Ellen and Alice McCurdy, Margaret
and Marie Berry and Frances Castner
and Arnold Berry, Neal Nunamaker,
Floyd Wright, Claire Bickford, Chatter
Newton. Warren Mayor and Kent Hall,
the latter of Portland Mr.. Mayor is
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Birge.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. K. Imbler returned
Saturday from a motor trip over the
Willamette valley and the Columbia
Highway. The roads through the val
ley were reported excellent with the
exception of about 25 miles Of the Pa.
cific Highway near Salem, which were
in a deplorable condition. The high
way to Astoria is being paved and
macadamed and will be in first class
condition about the middle of Sepem-
Der. Mr.. lmbler tells some great stor-
les about fishing on Wineherry creek,
about 80 miles east of Eugene.