The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-18

ir Caroiyn Underhill was In Port
land Monday to greet the presidential
party.
William Hamsnn and family have
moved from west Cascade avenue To-
me Henderson house on State street.
John Eaaer was in Portland Monday
% hear the address Of President VII
son.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Smith were in
Portland Monday for the sueech Of
President Wilson.
Hot chicken pie and baked fish will
De served at the cafeteria dinner at
the Methodist church Saturday noon.
Miss Minnie L. Monrer was in Port
land the first Of the week selecting fall
hats.
Charles NJ. Simons, London ample
shipper. Was here Monday visiting fruit
sales officials.
VIM. Sylvester. no has been living
IN Portland, will return to be engaged
by the Hood River Fruit Co.
A. F. Howes and daughter. Miss
Ruth. have returned from visit in
New England.
Kent Shoemaker was among the
hood River delegation at Portland to
see the president Monday.
j. H. Hazlett as visitor in Port
land for the presidential reeeDtion
Monday.
Phone your paint and paper wants to
Hunt Paint * Wall Paper Co, who Will
take care OF small as well As large
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George Frey. of Broken Arrow,
OKLA, has arrived to visit with his
aunt, Mrs. ". F. Tucker, and uncle,
George II. Frey.
Miss Jessie Howes, recent graduate
of the University Of Washington, has
left for Portland to take up duties as
teacher in st. Helen's Hall.
Capt. Dysart, of Centralia. Of the
Marine Corps was here last week Wis.
iting his uncle, Truman Butler. and
family.
Mrs. Ii G. Cooper was in Portland
Monday. She was fortunate enough to
draw a reserved seat for the Wilson
speech.
The Ladies Aid Of Asbury Methodist
church viii serve another Of their pop
ular cafeteria dinners at the church
next Saturday noon
Mrs. J. II. Crenshaw, of Dee. was
here last week making preparation for
the community exhibit of the Dee dis
trict at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs John Gise. of Umatilla
county. where Mr.. Glse owns large
ranchlng interests, have been here Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs j. K. Nunamaker.
J. d. McIucas, of Gateway, is en-
gagged this week in constructing piers
for the new Farmers lrrigatlng Go.
bridge across Hood river.
The small son of T. A. Culbertson
of the Upper Valley, was operated on
at the Cottage hospital Saturday for
removal Of tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Greene. after a
vacation spent at Willamette valley and
Puget Sound points, have returned to
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs 0rrie Lee, after a resi-
dence here. have returned to Filler. Ida
Mr.. Lee has been pharmacist at the
kresse drug store.
Robley d. Hurtz Of Bull. Ida. has
arrived for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. f. kaesser and daughter, Miss
Pearl
j. c. johnson and (. j. Copper have
left in the latter's automobile for the
Pendleton Round Up number of
local people will GO to the Round Up
by train.
Mrs. W. r. Matheny gave birth
Monday to a daughter The father of
the child died from an attack of nhu-
enza eight months ago. The baby is
Mrs Matheny's 18th child,
! Rev b. c. Gallagher who for the
/ past two years has been stationed at
Madras, has arrived to fill the pulpit
of the Pine Grove Metodlst church. He
will hold services Sunday both morning
/ and evening
f. l.. Stephens, who recently moved
/ from here to The Dalles. was bust.
ness visitor in the city last Friday.
Mr.. stephens has charge Of Ioca
maintenance of the Western Unior
lines.