The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-08

Leroy Childs was in Portland last
week to attend the annual session Of
ne Pacinc tranch of the Amer ar
Phyto- Pathological Society. He read
q paper on dust sprays. Agricultural
and horticultural experts from all
parts Of the country were present
Attorney and Mrs. W. B. Shiyeley
and daughters. Misses Elizabeth and
Margaret. were week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. h. g. Davidson at Eg
germont. Mr.. Shiveley. a member Of
the Portland Ad Club. motored here
with his family.
Misses Katherine Baker and la
Nichols. according TO news Just re-
eeived by friends. have been elected to
kwama, a girls honorary society at
the University Of Oregon. The aim Of
the society is the promotion of democ-
racy at the state university.
f. l.. Boardman and family left last
week to motor to Seattle, where they
will spend the summer. They were
delayed near Bridal Veil. when the
rear axle of their automobile snapped.
They expect to return latey to their
home in Los Angeles.
DIR. F. c. Brosius, Physician and Sur
geon. Office hours for summer, before
10 and after ). Rooms |. > and 3 Bro
sius Building. Phone 1881. Calls an
swered from Dee, y to ;. Phone Odell
403. m29
Miss Elsie NJ. Buelow, who has been
Ia Il
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buelow.
studying music under Mrs. c. II. Slet-
ton, left yesterday for Portland. where
she will visit short time before re-
turning to her home at Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II Hall motored here
from Spokane for visit over the week
end with Mayor and Mrs. E. l.. Scobee
and to see the apple blossoms. MIR.
Hall. who is traffic manager for an or
ganization of mercantile establish
ments in Spokane. declared that Hood
River was veritable fairyland.
W. H. Furrow sustained dislocated
shoulder last week when the stepladder
atop of which he stood to prune a large
apple tree, closed catapulting him to
the earth. With the handles of pair
of large pruning shears in his hands.
Mr.. Furrow was unable to protect
himself. He is making rapid recoy-
cry.
l.. +. Ireland, who has been engaged
in apple selling in Los Angeles the
past winter, arrived home last week.
He reports that California deciduous
belts are all looking for heavy yield
this year. Mrs. Ireland and children
will return from the south as soon as
schools are out.
Joe Dobson, who is engaged in Port
land shipyard work, was here over the
week end visiting B. F. Moses and
family. He reports that his son, Har-
ry. formerly with the 63rd Infantry
regiment in the east, has been mus
tered out and is again with gold min
ing company at juneau. Alaska.
Leroy Childs sustained painful injur-
les last week when the motor of a
dusting machine backfired. The crank
struck him on the left cheek. laying
open his face. No bones, however.
were broken, and after few hours of
indisposition and a visit to physician
Mr.. Childs was back at work.
Congressman N. j. Sinnott, accord
ing to The Dales Chronicle of last
Thursday, left that day for Washing
ton. having been called there because
Of the serious illness of his daughter,
Miss Dorothy. While Mr.. Sinnott was
in Oregon the family remained in
Washington that the children might
continue in school.
Miss Mae Davidson has purchased q
Hupmobile runabout. Her brother, H.
F. Davidson, has just bought a new
leaves about June for Europe, he
will accompany Mr.. Davidson and
daughter, MISS Helen. as far as Cali.
forna, where they will spend several
weeks touring and visiting friends.
Capt. Geo. NJ. Sunday took curbinp
grade at service station too fast with
his Packard truck Monday Afternoon
and tipped out at the rear brand new
Case tractor. just purchased from the
Gilbert Motor Co. The machine land
ed wrong end up. but was soon rightec
with a block and tackle. The damage
consisted of a few smashed parts
which will be replaced at a slight out
lay.
Accompanied by their daughter, Mis-:
Frances, Mrs. Noes brother, E. G.
Walther, and Miss Alice Young, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Moe motored to Port
land Sunday returning Monday even
ing, accompanied by Mrs F. II. Black
man. Mr.. Walther did not return witt
the party, proceeding from Portland tt
Puget Sound cities. He will visit fol
month in Seattle, Tacoma and Olym
pia.
Sure, Portland always has a punch
She came in on the home stretch ant
Oregon again is first in the Victor,
loan drive.