The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-03

William Dsthman has purchased from
" II NcClain the latter : residence on .
Columbia street. Mr.. McClall mas Ilst
purchased from Charles Geoman So .
burban orchard place on the Belmont
road ard Will move there with his lam .
lily.
I wish my customers would phone m .
their orders for loganberres al once .
that | may be able 20 accommodate
those who order. as the crop Is short
and viii not last long after the berries .
start 10 ripen. c. ). Grafton, phone
57OS. Jl0
Miss Jessie Howes has Just returned
from the University Of Washington,
where she was a member Of the 1919
graduating class. Miss Howes received
D her bachelors degree from the science
department, having maIOred IN bones
+ tie Science. She will teach the coming
year at ST. Helen's Hail in Portland.
When a wheel Of the machine gave
way the big automobile Of Dr. J. W.
Sifton was wrecked near Neal creek
bridge recently. Frightened by the
motor car wreck team drawing mem
bers of the family of Miles Carter
plunged into the ditch The wrecked
buggy piledup until II nearly touched
the ear. Fortunately the occupants OF
both vehicles escaped without injury.
After a lapse Of 40 years {. Dethman
has been participating the past week IN
reunion with his old neighbor Of an
early Iowa residence, Carl Hensen.
Mr.. Hensen and wife, en- route To Mon
tana, where they own large tlocks OF
sheep. have been spending the winter
in southern California. Both OF them
nave met with good fortune since their
boyhood days in Iowa.
Accompanied by his son. Frank Roy
ston. who has Just been mustered out
= Of the navy, and his wife. j. /. Roy
{ ston, manager Of the Palace Hotel,
Portland, motored over the Highway
Saturday, arriving in the city before
e 10 O'Clock They spent the week end
. at Mount Hood Lodge. Young MT.
5 Royston expects to leave soon for the
' University Of California at Berkeley
Rev. Frank Spaulding, who has been
r i'll with rheumatism, arrived here last
}. week from hospital in Spokane, where
t ne mas been confined for the past sew
: eral weeks. AS result of the severe
attack Rev. Spaulding has suffered
p nervous breakdown. He will retire IN
=. definitely from active church wotk
. Earl NJ. Spaulding, just back iron
n France. where he served with the lott
Engineers, is here with hls father. liz
has been assisting at Cram 5 store.
Sidney Vincent, in charge of public
n ity for the Portland Chamber of Com
. merce. has Informed President McCul
lagh, of the Commercial Club. that
party of l67 from New York City ant
~ vicinity on a tour Of the natlona
~ parks, would arrive IN Hood River OIL
> the morning Of August 7. The visitor
III will spend part of day touring tn
local orchard communities. Plans ar
o.; under way for entertaining the Junk
~ eterS.
\ Highways between here and easter
ie Oregon are in fine touring condltlor
declares Frank Davenport, Jr., VIII
re with a motor party returned Sunda
a from Spray and Pendleton. The me
w torists, leaving here Sunday, June z
at passed through the Warm Springs res
ervation and visited Bend and PRIME
re Vile before going to Spray. The pal
g. ty. in addition to MIR. Davenport, cor
n sisted of MIR. and Mrs. X. W. Sinclair
e. Mrs. JEANNE Miller, Mrs. +. L. Newt
and Mrs. Davenport. While Mr.. Da'
on export remained at Spray to attend
nj business the remainder of the moto
or ing party visited Pendleton.