The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-28

A. c. SslIenbach, Of the Upper Va
ley was a business visitor m the city
the first Of the week.
c. r. Bone Is the latest purchaser Of
d Buick touring car from the Dew ltt
Motor co. Accompanied uy torbett
Alexander Mr. Bone has just returned
from d trip to Cannon Beach with his
new car.
Miss Julia f. Ferguson. who IS
teacher in the art department Of the
Evanston, H., high school, after VS.
IL with her parents In Portland. arrived
here SUNDAY for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Jessie Nj. Bishop.
c. q. Bunnell. Of Portland, is here 10
relieve ". K. Green. Western Union
manager. who with his wife IS spend
ing a vacation IN Portland and VILLAIN
cite Valley points. l.. ). lsenberg.
Jr., is doing the messenger work.
+ Burleigh Cash. who is now located at
+ Eugene. where he is member Of the
nigh school faculty, has arrived Tor
/ vacation and to stimulate interest IN
the lecture to be given Friday evening
! by Lamar Tooze.
The auction Of the handsome Hindu
shawl which was to have been conduct
ed September by the Woman's Relief
+ Corps has been postponed until after
/ the convention. The shawl Is on dis
play at Graham's store on Oak street.
Mrs. Harry Connaway and children
left last week for Albany for visit
with her mother, Mrs. lrena BIlyeu.
4 on her return Mrs. Connaway will open
apartments at the Winans house over
looking State street.
CLYDE Arnold and family have left
for a vacation at coast points. Their
Young son, who has been i'll. Will be
taken to a change of climate, where II
is hoped he will convalesee more rap
idly.
f. K. Claxton and family motored to
Portland over the Highway last week.
They left at daybreak and returned
after dark. I'VE certainly enjoyed the
trip" says Mr.. Claxton Early
morning is the best time for ride.
James Blaine Slocom, youngest
brother of Geo. |. Slocom, was here
last week on a visit Mr.. Slocom, who
has been with the General Electric GO.
at Chicago, was recently transferred to
the Spokane office Of the concern.
J. T.. Law, manager of the Pacific
Power & Light Co., is urging orchard
ists. SO many of whom have installed
power havesting machinery TINS sum
mer. to make known their needs Tor
electrical connections at once. MT.
Law states that growers should hasten
such installation IN order to prevent a
congestion at harvest time.
George Burke. of the force of the
Northwestern National Bank, of Port
land, accompanied by his aunt, Mrs.
Knight, of the Grande Ronde valley,
and Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Port
land. motored up Sunday for a VISIT
with MIR. and Mrs. G. X. Johnson,
Miss Johnsons parents. Mrs. Knight
was delighted with Hood River orchards
and the scenery Of the Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Franz, after a
visit of several months in Dolgeville.
N. Y. their old home, arrived home
Tuesday afternoon. They iourneyed
east in Haynes automobile, but sell
ing the car in New York the return
= home was made by train. With the
/ temperature at llO IN the shade in Ida
no, Mr.. Franz developed fine sum-
) mer cold Monday.
Earl Weber, son Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
: G. Weber, who is employed by the
government on dredge work on the
{ Sacramento river, California longs tol
+ the cool retreats Of Lost Lake. Mr..
Weber says.his fishing has been. .limite9o
this season to catfish and carp. lie
/ formerly held records here for steel
> heads and salmon trout, 'An eight
inch trout, believe, - writes Mr.
: Weber. "can give man more spori
than''a ton catfish. "
All th-Hughes agricultural voca
ton workers from Oregon schools ano
r MANY from Washington were present
this week at conference at Gresham
according to r. v Wright, who re
turned Monday night from the William
ette city. The workers are planning
3 on stimulating interest in their respec
!, tive communities in beneficial agrlcuI
! ttfal work. Farm mechanics Will h'
= promoted. City Supt. Robinson an'
= II. f. Mccormick. manual trHnnl
= teacher, were also present at tn
Gresham meeting.