The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-21

Industrial Editor Butman. Of the
Portland Telegram. was here the lat
ter part Of last week securing data for
an article on industrial development in
the valley.
Mrs. Will David, after d visit here
with her brother. A. E. Woolpert. and
family, has left by way of Victoria
and Vancouver. for her home in Super
ior. Wis.
/ 5. E. Coffin, civil war veteran. who
has been residing at Yaquina Bay for
the past several years, was here last
week preparing to remove 10 his
/ Heights home.
A. g. Lambie, former New England
hotel man. who has been in Portland
here the past week the guest of the
Hotel Oregon.
Elsie Grant, of Spokane. and Mrs
Mary Scheirly, of Salem, have been
guests the past week of their old
sehOOlmate. Mrs. F. c. Wittenberg,
and family.
A fire started late last Thursday on
the Columbia the gorge just below the
+ Eyrie Summer resort on the S. 2. & ).
I line. burned itself out without reach
ing heavy timber short distance to
4 the east.
( Mr. and Mrs. Stewart j Moore left
/ Saturday to spend his vacation on an
automobile tour of Puget Sound dis
/ tricts and Southwestern Canada Mr..
and Mrs. Moore. while away, will visit
Victoria and Vancouver.
Mrs. VIM Slavens and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Terry, of Portland and Mrs.
| Claude Baty and son, of Candy, Ore,
returned home Friday after a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Shull, of
Oak Grove.
II. f. Davidson. after tour of Eu-
rope and attendance at the apple ship
pers' convention at Milwaukee, re-
turned home lastOnight. He was met
in Portland Dy Chas. II. Castner, who
motored down over the Highway.
ID. l.. Davidson, formerly local res.
ident who is now with the Bean Spray
er company headquarters at Los An.
geles. passed through Hood River last
week. On receipt of a message from
Mr.. Davidson Chas. N Clarke met him
at the train.
Edwin G. Eberly and wife have left
for Bend. where they have purchased
a 5. 10 and Is cent store. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Eberly have had merchandis-
ing experience here Mrs Eberly
store.
c. A. Higdon and son, Thomas, of
Bellevew. Ida, were here last week
visiting MIR. Higdon's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. e. Higdon. A merchant of
the Idaho city, Mr. Hlgdon was en-
route to Portland for Buyers Week
activities.
Dram c. Woolpert, son of A. f.
Woolpert. local manager of Dan Wulle
& Co., has left for Harvard Uniyer
sity. Mr.. Woolpert. following army
service as lieutenant, spent last win l.
ter and spring at the University of
Washington.
Accompanying her grandmother,
Mrs. A. M. Kelsay, who has been
spending the summer here, Miss
Georgiana Slocom, daughter of Mr..
sand Mr.. Geo. |. Slocom, will leave
this week to spend the winter at Holt
VILE, Calf.
Ms. Chas H. Castner left for Salem
Tuesday to meet with the program
committee and outline activities for
the approaching biennial convention of
the Oregon State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs of which she is president
The next convention will be held in
October at Corvallis.
Prof. Alon Bement, head Of the de-
partment.of fine arts at Columbia Uni
versity, has been engaged for the past
several weeks doing mount Hood in
the nude. The ..beautieskof landscapes
from Cloud Cap Inn caused Mr.. Be
ment to remain in the high altitude
longer than he had anticipated.
Mr.. and:Mrs. A. c. Lofts and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian, drove to Portland
over the Highway Sunday. Mrs. Lofts
remained over until Monday evening,
and on her return here was accompan-
led by Paul Keir, just:back from Can
non Beach. Miss Lillian returned
home Wednesday.