The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-08


E. Z. Stephers. who has been resii-
Ing near the IOp Of tie East II l.
grade, has moved with his family 10
0dell.
Lieut.. Ray Furrow. who has been
stationed in Florida. returned nome
Tuesday, having Just been mustered
out
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sunday. ".
A. Sunday and Paul Sunday motored
to Portland the latter part Of last week
for visit.
F. A. Olmstead, of the Hood River
Spray Company, has leased the Batch
elder bungalow. His family Will move
here from Portland.
Warren Cooper and c. E. Spencer
and families motored down from Mt.
Hood last week to see the tank in ae-
tion.
K. b. Early and mother. Mrs. c. I.
Early, mOtOred up Sunday for a visit
with Mrs. j. K. Nickelsen, Mrs.
Early's sister. and family.
Mrs. Hampton and Miss Stampher,
of Portland, were here over the week
end the guests of their sister. Miss
Josepha Stampher.
W. F. Hammer, who has been en-.
gagged here In checking up data for
the income tax department. left Mon
day for The Dalles on business.
Col. and Mrs. W. F. Tucker, accom-
panying Mr.. fuckers brother, Geo.
Frey, motored down from their Upper
Valley home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson, of
Portland. motored to Hood River Tues
day to spend the day with Capt. and
Mrs. Sherman.
After a visit here with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. G. Wittenburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fish have returned to their
home in Alberta.
Judge Fred W. Wilson. after official
business here Monday, left for Port
land where.he was called on important
business.
Judge T. h. Kent, who spent the
winter at Grays Harhor. has arrived
here to reside with the family of his
son, Carl.
P. M. Hicks. band director. and w.
A. McDougall, Portland music dealer.
were here Friday to attend a meeting
looking toward the organization of a
boys band
Mark Cameron has purchased from
Kenneth Mckay the latter's two story
bri residence on Cascade avenue. j..
w. West, who with his family has re-
asInI Go kn to rut,
ing to his Dee Flat ranch home.
A. Demangeon and wife, of Port
land, spent the week end with Capt.
and Mrs. Sherman at Sunnyside. They
were delighted with the Highway and
the beauties of Hood River valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stipes. Mr..
and Mrs G. M. Mckissick and Miss
Alice Wilson motored here from Port
land Sunday for a visit with Miss Min
ME l.. Monner.
Edgar Franz made trip to Portland
last week to pilot home new Haynes
car. The Franz Company is expecting
carload of the popular automobiles
, soon.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain, of Mosier.
accompanied by her husband, returned
home from the Cottage hospital last
Friday. Mrs. Chamberlain is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j, Middleswa art.
Lieut.. and Mrs. A. Millard and
Mrs. Phillip H. Carroll spent part of
last week here visiting friends. They
motored up from Portland over the
/ Highway.
Mrs. Jennie B. Gaff. en- route to her
home at Albany, from Pullman. Wash.
where she had been visiting relatives,
stopped here last week for visit with
family of her brother, |. r. Acheson.
Mrs. c. L. Dakin left last Thursday
for a visit with friends and relatives
in Portland. She will remain there
until May 8, when her son, Sgt. Ivan
Dakin, with a contingent OF the 9lst
Division, is expected there.
/ l.. W. Cannon. accompanying his
guest, Tom Langam. a Des Moines,
Ia, merchant, visited The Dalles fish
cries Monday. Mr.. Cannon's son.in-
law, g. II. l.. Sharp, went to The
Dalles at the same time.
After a visit here with c. A. Puddy
and family, Joseph Jensen and family,
of Glen, Nebr.. left for Portland Sat
urday. Mr.. Jensen and family hac
been spending the winter in Bend Wis
iting brother of MIR. Jensen.
The following people from The
Dalles We're here Sunday to see the
apple blossoms Miss Ortha Walters,
MIR. and Mrs. g. f. Mcclure, Robert
Good, l.. A. Schanno and family, anc
d. +. ketchum and family.
Or. and Mrs. H. ID. W. Pineo left
yesterday for Boston. where they viii
visit relatives. They will be joined al
Calgary by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pineo
Dr. Pineo's parents, who will journey
east with them. DR.. Pineo will study
while away.