The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-06-12

X :. Early. sales manager for the
1Iiekon 'I Lumber Co., vas at the Zee
plant the first Of the week.
Dr; Y. R. Abraham has been notified
that ne has been commissioned = rn.,5,-
IN the medical reserve corps.
Mrs. J. NJ. Culbertson and little
uaughteF are spending the week visit.
ing relatives IN Pendleton.
Dancing Will begin on the omen Air
paElllon Saturday evening. kineaid S
ofehestra Will furnish music.
sherman j. Frank has iournevad
uown Tor the Rose Festival and 10 SEE
the flying machines.
Geo. R. Castner has left for Niebi-
gah ana New York points to spend the
summer visiting relatives and friends
MRS K. b. Byerlee. of Portland. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. q. H.
Lynn. and family.
Hans Hoerlein is in Portland this
week TO attend the Rose Festival and
lege.
W. II. Whitemore. district highway
engineer for the State Highway Com
mission, was here last week looking
over roads.
Mrs. Stanley Riches, Of Salem. was
mere last week visiting her brother, ].
H. hazlett. and cousin, Mrs. c. n.
Clarke. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Campbeu mo
tored here from Madras last week for
a visit with Mrs. Campbell's father. s.
u. oXborrow, and family.
j. Ii. hazett is in Portland attending
annual grand lodge meetings of the
Masonic fraternity and the annual state
meeting of the Eastern Star.
II. 5. Bull. recently mustered out of
naval service, has returned here from
Portland with Mrs. Buhl to make his
home.
II. k. Alger, who has been visiting
Tor the past several weeks near Ed
mlnton, IN Alberta, has returned to his
West Side ranch.
Accompanying Isaac Beal, W. +. Me-
llwralth was down from his home at
Mount Hood Friday preparing for the
strawberry harvest.
A. NJ. Stratton, who came here last
year from Bend, has leased the West
Side orchard place of City Marshal
Frazier
Mrs. L. B. ApIn and SON. Parr, are
spending the week in Portland with
relatives and seeing the Rose Festival
activities.
Stewart Leadbetter and Wayne Po-
land are now with the Franz Hardware
TO. The latter is an experienced hard
ware man from kelso, Wash.
Dance, dance, dance. Open air pa
vlllon Saturday evening Everyone in
vlted. Soldiers in uniform may dance
free the opening night.
Miss Grace Allen, Of Parkdale, the
blind musician, is the guest for few
days of Rev. and Mrs. d. M. Carpen-
ter
Miss Mildred Riddle, of La Grande,
has been guest of Mrs. Ellen Blowers
Jacobson at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. N. Blowers.
Born To MIR. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Field, Of the West Side, at their home,
Friday, June 6, son. The young man
has been christened Robert Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Baldwin, who
have been in Seattle, arrived last week
by automobile. They expect to spend
the summer on their Upper Valley
place.
Miss Irene Lancaster. accompanied
by Miss Pearl kaesser, returned to her
home in Camas, Wash. last week.
Miss kaesser and Miss Lancaster will
visit the Rose Festival.
?. l.. Manser has Just finished paint.
ing and hanging handsome new sign
for the Hood River Abstract & Invest
ment Co. at their Second street place
of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Z. G. Schersen, of Portland,
spent the week end here with Mrs.
Cook s mother. Mrs. W. l.. Nichols.
and Mr.. Nichols.
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