The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Woodruff and
Mrs. Mclaughlin. Of Los Angeles,
have been here visiting Mr.. ard Mrs.
C.. y. Huelat Taken frr tour Of the
valley the visitors have greatest praise
for mid-C Columbia scenery.
Rev. J. D. Lewellen and family are
on the West Fork near " mans City en-
J0ying a two weeks outing. They
were taken to the forest retreat by L.
II. Arneson. Of the Hood River Rural
Express.
A. +. Clark. Portland attorney, who
represented the Apple Growers Associ-
alton here in litigation in 1915. has
been promoted 10 eOionelcy in the
judge advocate department of the
army. Mr.. Clark is at Washington.
'Sud" Sutherlin. who pitched win
ming ball for the Hood River team
early in the season, continues his win
ming stresk with the Portland Beavers.
He recently pitched a shut-out game
against the Oakland team
After a week with Mr.. Blythe's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. F. Blythe, at
Twin Oaks Farm, Mr. and Mrs. E. n.
Blythe and children returned to Port
land Saturday aboard the Fashion mo-
tor bus.
Earl Keys has left for Underwood,
where he will spend the next two
months logging for the Wind River
Lumber Co. Mr. Keys will haul logs
for the company. the plant Of which is
at Cascade Locks, with two big motor
trucks.
Mrs. W. b. McCamley has arrived
from Portland to join her hubsand.
They are now residing with W H..
Rice and family on Columbia street,
but will move next week to the
Heights. where Mr.. MeCamley has Sc
cured residence.
K. A. Copple, of Los Angeles, and
formerly mayor Of Marshheld. en-
route home from an eastern business
trip. stopped here over the week end
To visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs. S.
Copple. and brother, c. T. Copple. and
family.
Miss Georgia Prather came up from
Vancouver Saturday to spend. the week
end with her parents. She is employed
as bookkeeper for the Vancouver Auto
Truck Co. during vacation. She will
return to Oregon City at the opening
of the school term.
Prof. l.. b. Gibson. has left for Cor
wallis. where he will attend summer
school at the Oregon Agricultural Col.
lege. Mr. Gibson, before returning
home Will attend summer sessions at
the University of Oregon and the Mon
mouth Normal school.
Anybody who lives around Hood
River can attest to the 100 per cent
Americansm displayed 10y L. S French
during the recent conflict He was al.
ways ready to do his best for every
patriotic endeavor. But how could he
help it with a set Of allied initials and
name like that! Mr. French is stop
ping at the Multnomah. .-Oregonian.
The following local folk motored tc
the Trout Lake region Sunday Mr..
and Mrs j. c. johnson and son, Joe
NJ. johnson; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hamman and daughters, Misses Harri
ct and Nita; Mr.. and Mrs. f. f..
kaesser and daughter, Miss Pearl, and
Albert Christlanson, of Portland, who
has been here visiting the Hamman
family
Dwight l.. Woodruff, New York and
export sales manager for the Apple
Growers Association, after a tour OF
other northwestern fruit districts, re.
turned here Sunday Mr. Woodruff viii
leave this week to visit further ir
other fruit districts and to return tC
New York. Before going to the me
tropolis he will attend the annual con
vention Of the International Apple
Shippers Association at Milwaukee,
After a tour of the Hood River val
ley orchards Samuel Hill, accompanied
by party Of guests left Thursday fol
his country estate at Maryhill. Wash
Mr.. Hills guests were Mrs. VIM. Me
Murray and j c. Potter, of Portland
Miss Margaret Salomon, of Toxic
Japan, and X. Auzas de Turenne, OF
Seattle. The party stopped the nigh
before at the Mount Hood hotel.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Mason, after
visit of several weeks with theii
daughter. Mrs J. r. Edgar, on Dec
Flat, have left for San Francisco
where they will sail for Manila to Wis
it another daughter and family. They
had to cut short their local visit a.
their boat sailed before they had antic
ipated. Mrs. Edgar accompanied hel
parents to the city.
Miss Mae Davidson yesterday re
ceived a cablegram from her brother
II. F. Davidson, announcing that h,
had sailed from Europe Sunday. Mr.
Davidson is returning to New YorI
city after an investigation of British
Isle and north European apple mar
kets He will attend the annual con
vention of the International Appl,
Shippers Association at Milwauke e
/ before returning here.