The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-01

Enid Bennett will be seen az the
Gem Monday and Tuesday evenings
IN The Marriage Ring. Carmen
of the Klondike4 IS one Of the best
features shown at the Liberty IN many
months. Next Monday and Tuesday.
Accompanying Chas. Stranahan.
Mrs. Laura Clapp and daughters. Miss
EOaa ard Charlotte, m0tOred 10 Camas
Saturday for visit with Mrs. Clapp's
son, Harry CIspp, and family. They
returned Sunday.
Miss Amanda Reeves and Miss
Wreatha Mcdonald, of Wasco. accom-
panying their friend. Miss Helen Dav-
idson. were here for week end visit
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. F. Davidson.
YOUR LAST CHANCE to get Bose
pear trees this year The Washington
Nursery Co. sent its last lot to 724
Cascade avenue, Hood River, this
week. Phone l7l2. Just lS9 trees
First come first to receive.
Both Methodist churches in the val
ley will have special Blossom Day
services next Sunday morning. the
0dell church al 8. 80 a. m. and the Pine
Grove church at II O'Clock. Rev. f.
{. Newham, the pastor, will deliver
sermons on Apple Trees.
DR.. Vernon Brown and wife and MIR.
and Mrs. ". j. Lord and son. Ed, all
Of Portland. motored over the Highway
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. h. Hunt DIR. Brown is asso-
Grated with the Emanuel hospital in
Portland.
Miss Frances Castner, it has just
been learned by students of the high
school, has been elected unanimously
to the vice presidency Of the junior
class at 0. A. c. for next year. Miss
Castner is popular at o. A. c. and is
member of the Chi Omega sorority.
Mrs, c. W. Parker and children
were here over the week end from
Sonny visiting friends. Mr.. Parker,
who has been spending the winter in
the south, returned home last week.
Mrs. Parker last Wednesday picked
eight full blown roses of different vari-
cites at the Little Boy ranch gardens.
Harry Sonniekson, hurt Monday
night Of last week in an automobile
wreck near Underwood, was not as
seriously hurt as was first thought.
Rushed to a Portland hospital, the
young man, according to reports reach
ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. I.
Sonnickson, is making speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Clark, Herbert
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ras-
kasson, of Portland, motored here Sun
day for visit with relatives. MIR. and
Mrs. Raskasson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Kerr and the other members of
the party visited c. n. Clarke and
family.
MA" and Pa" Sunday journeyed
to Portland Monday afternoon with
Leslie Butler in the latter's big Cadil
lac. Truman Butler accompanied the
party. Mr.. Sunday, who arrived Sun
day from tour of the country. de-
livered one Of his characteristic patri-
otlc addresses to arouse Portland
Victory bond buying.
Mrs. A. G. .auterbach is seriously
i'll at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Norman W. Mays. Another daughter,
Mrs. f. S. Cook, of Huntington, Ill.,,
has arrived to be with her. A son,
John Lauterbach. who has been abroad
with the 9th Balloon Company, is eX-
pected to arrive in New York city to-
day.
Mrs. c. H. Castner will have as her
guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs
f. W. Settlemier, of Woodburn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Young of Port
land Mrs. Settlemier is Grand Mat
ron of the Oregon Eastern Star, while
her husband is Grand Master of the
Oregon Masonic Lodge. Mr.. Young is
Grand Patron of the Eastern Star.
The visitors will be here for the dance
to be given Saturday evening to raise
a fund for an Oregon Masonic home.
Discovery of the fire before it had
gained any great headwaY and the
quick response of neighpors to calls for
help. saved the Twin Oaks Farm home
of s. f. Blythe Sunday. The fire,
caused by sparks on the roof. was
famed by strong wind, and despite
the immediate work of Mr. Blythe and
his neighbors burned a large hole in
the roof.
John Eastman, of Wenatchee, who
has Just returned from tour of Cali.
fornia fruit districts, has been here the
past week inspecting Hood River val
ley orchards. Mr.. Eastman says he
has never seen better fruit prospects
in any of the Pacific coast districts
than at present. He predicts bumper