The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-22
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Mrs. Arlo Ingles and Mrs James
Wirrick were in Hood River Thursday
on shopping tour.
]. A. West. of Ogden. father Of j.
". West, spent several days here last
week visiting the West family. Mr.
West had charge of the construction Of
the Mount Hood railway y years age.
Mrs. II. ". Whitley and daughter.
Eleanor. shopped in Hood River Thurs
day.
At the last meeting of the West
Fork Fruitgrowers club il was decided
10 have an exhibit representative OF
/ this community az the county fair IN
Hood River next September. Mrs. j.
! II. Crenshaw will be in charge Of the
organization work.
I Discharged at Camp Lewis Saturday
morning, Bob Crenshaw surprised his
relatives that night by arriving here
in an automobile for week 5 visit.
Bob was with the 364th Infantry of the
famous 9lst Division. has been So
journing IN France, Belgium and
England for the past year and talks
interestingly of his experiences and
observations.
Mrs. A. +. Williams and sister. Miss
Florence Bassett. spent Thursday IN
Hood River.
Much improved in condition. Mrs.
William Horbelt returned from HOOD
River last week, where she went tot
medical treatment.
Miss Thelma West, Glenn and Alva
West. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wirrick,
Miss Doris Emmett and John lneles
attended the Canteen dance IN Hood
River Saturday evening.
| c. T. Early, r. B. Early and c. d.
Nickelsen were business visitors here
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. j. f. Ford returned to Portland
Thursday after a brief visit at the
Parker ranch. Mrs l.. F. Parker ac-
companied her to Portland for few
days visit.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Mason. of Brookfeld. Mo-. par
ents of Mrs. }. R. Edgar. delightful
reception was given Sunday evening at
the Edgar home. A large crowd of
neighbors was present and pleasant
evening spent. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Cynthia kinnaird and daughter.
Miss Lottie. spent Saturday calling or
friends here. Miss kinnaird returned
to Monmouth Sunday where she will
be graduated from the normal school
the latter part of June.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Horbelt, Mrs. K
w. Emmett and daughter, Doris
motored to Portland Sunday, returning
Tuesday.
Motoring by auto bus over the Co
lumbia Highway and returning by
! steamer up the river, j. o. Curtis, oul
near oetogenarlan, returned Friday
4 from a four days visit in Portland
\ where he transacted business and Wis
tied relatives. Although 70 years o
q age he enjoyed the trip so much h'
declares he is going again soon.
K. W. Emmett has sold his Is acr,
, apple orchard to Bruce Cunlitf, o
Parkdale. Mr.. Cunliff, who is engin
eer on the logging train, will move
here with his family.
0 Transporting nlVe OF DeeS from ths
Parker ranch to the West ranch Fri
e day, the top of the hive Jared loos,
e and Alva and Glenn West were obliged
e to beat precipitate retreat, abandon
ing the car to the swarming insects 70
!. while A sort of German retrea
L Ito take more adva tageous posi-
tion, AYERS AL.
e Closing exercises for the year wer
t held Monday evening at the sehoo
house, all the pupils taking part unde
the direction of Miss Pifer. A com
n munity picnic was held Tuesday on tn
school grounds, parents and childre
:. enjoying the affair.
K. G. Gates, of Vancouver, who ha
been visiting his son, l.. 0. Gates, an
: family, returned to his home Friday.
Mrs. Anton Flint and Mrs. Walli
Peck, of Hood River. called on friend
= here Friday.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Collins motore
to Hood River Saturday where the
visited friends and shopped.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wirrick enter
talned informally a gathering o
friends Thursday evening.
l.. +. Parker attended the dance i
Hood River Saturday evening.