The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-04

alter visit here with her son.. Paul
r. Hughes, and family. Mrs. Nancy v.
IHl1sies, q has returned % her home az
Bloomfield. Ia.
Ars- j. g. Hertz. accompanied bv
Miss Glssle Bender. was here Iast
wees from San Francisco. visiting her
SISTER, Mrs g. A. Molden.
Mrs. Geo Brown ard children. of
Victoria. B. c.. after visit Win the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kresse. have
returned home.
D. " Wilson. formerly a resident Of
noon River. was here Saturday en-
route from kellogg. lda.. 10 Portland.
NheFe ne VIII make his home.
Allyn Button. who recently I4ft far
netEeleE % attend the University Of
Osaii,iornla has been elected member
q me Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
After a visit with her parents. Mr..
ana ana Mrs. K. d. Gould. Miss Florence
Houid has left for Seattle To resume
hef duties IN the city library.
Hurry and order yourtree props while
a supply i available at the TUNA Lum
Llhner Co. corner of Cascade avenue
a''t' 7iAlh street. 6-l3tf
Alter a visit at their ranch places
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Barton
nave returned to St. Paul. Their son.
Robert. will remain here until after
apple harvest.
After a visit with {. F. Mcintosh
a. and family at Parkdale. Mr.. and Mrs.
" II. Horton have returned to their
nome at North Yakima, where Mr..
Horton Is a banker.
Mrs. a. j Derby and children. who
nave spent the past several weeks with
her father, L. J. Young. and family at
v ashngton and Erie, Pa, returned
home Friday.
} X. Nickelsen, who has been with
ms family at Cannon Beach, returned
home last week. Mrs. Nickelsen and
twin sons will come home within the
next few weeks.
Mss Bertha Norton has returned
home from visit in MINNEAPOLIS The
Nortons are moving this week from the
Davidson house place to the Brosius
place on Oak street.
just received, a shipment of charm
'ng new waists and peplum blouses in
plain colors and novelty figured georg.
ette and crepe de chine Each stvie is
different. Monner's. 81
Wanna club of the Pythian Sisters
VIII meet at the home of Mrs. j. ].
" aSley, 9l5 Twelfth street, Friday af.
ternoon, September y. All Pythian
SISTERS and wives Of Knights are IN
vlted. Bring your thimbles.
W +. Sherman and family. accom-.
panied by Mrs Frances Often and Mrs.
Ivan Williams. Of Oakland, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Friday motored to
Portland over the Highway for
week S visit last week.
The Gilbert Motor Car Co. has sold
the following citizens Dodge touring
cars the past week Fielding S. Kelly,
tordham b. kimball and Jennings &
Jensen. The latter, White Salmon
livery concern, bought two cars.
Buick and Pan American. seven and
five passenger touring cars for Hood
River valley and Mid-Coumbia auto
livery service }. c. Underwood .
stand at Pastime poohal. Phone
2521. "a
Accompanied by their son. Ashley
DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Post will leave
Sunday for Chicago and other middle
western points ON a visit. DR.. Post
expects to arrive home by Thursday,
%.
The l5tt anniversary of the Chistian
Woman's Board of Missions viii be I
celebrated at an afternoon tea at the I
home of Mrs. 5. NJ. Atkinson, l2l0 Eu-
gene St, at 2.30 p. m. Friday. Mrs
J. Il. Lister has arranged a suitable .
program All are invited.
G. Il. Rogers and wife, of Detroit, /
are here on visit They will leave I
soon on a motor tour Of California. I
Roger Rogers, their SON. viii remain
here with the Hood River Apple Vine
gar factory his father having pur-
chased an interest in the concern.
John Baker, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Frances Elizabeth Ba-
ker. and j. ii. tredricy was in Port
land last week Complying with terms
Of the will of the deceased, Mr.. Baker
and Mr.. tredrcy were IN Portland to
bay monument for the late } l..
Morrison.
En- route from the city to the Mount
Hood store with a heavily laden motor
truck, W. T. Wyatt, Mount Hood mer.
chant had a narrow escape when his
machine plunged through bridge
The car and structure were badly dam
aged. but the groceries and other mer.
eantIe supplies were salyaged.
William Wood, who for mole than
two years tas been musician at the
Liberty theatre, has left for Portland,
where he VIII become the organist for
the Surset theatre. Mr. Wood, during
.le past winter has been engaged in
he installation Of a la ge pipe organ
m the local playhouse.
Mrs. }. II. Gerdes, pioneer matron
# the valley, daughter of the late
apt Francis NJ. Jackson. is danger
ously ILL., Her daughter, Mrs Roy t.
Veach, and family. Of Great Falls,
Mont, arrived Monday. having been
,alIed to.the bedside Of her mother.