The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

Miss Dorothy Rand was at o. A. c.
for the recent Junior week end. She
was the guest of Miss Frances Moe.
Mike. young son of MIR. and Mrs.
1 Earl Franz. is recovering from broken
arm. sustained Saturday evening. when
he fell.
II S. Braakman has completed paint
! ing the Mosier Valley Bank, which be
declares he has turned into new build
ing.
Children of Riverside church will
! participate next Sunday morning at
/ 10 30 O'Clock in exercises, entitled,
Goods Flowerland. Because of the
absence of the pastor. Rev. w. H..
| Boldly, the exercises will take the place
of Sunday school and church services.
Geo. Haslinger last week sold his
/ Ford delivery truck and purchased a
/ Dodge commercial car He spent an
/ afternoon on the Columbia ball park
learning to run the car. They say the
/ boys had to repair the grounds before
game could be played.
The following sisters of Mr.. Huelat
are visiting his family: Mrs. Edward
/ Weller, of Salem Mrs. w. A. Morris,
of Berkeley, Calf. and Mrs. j. w.
Bickford, of Portland. Mrs. S. f..
Huelat. Mr.. Huelat's mother. is also q
guest here.
The Oregon Washington Telephone
Co. is conducting extensive improve
ment work in the Upper Valley. A
new trunk line is being established be-
tween Parkdale and Odell. An addi-
tional exchange will be established at
Parkdale.
Only Mrs. C. II. Castner and Mrs
C. O. Huelat were able to join western
Oregon women on their way to the En-
terprise annual convention of the Ore
gon Federation of Women's clubs as the
special car passed through Monday
night. Other delegates were unable
for various reasons to make the trip.
Miss Frances Castner is the first
Hood River girl to make an airplane
flight. Miss Castner. president of the
junior class at O. A. c., made flight
at Corvallis Sunday, May %. she states
in letter to her mother. She declares
the experience as the grandest she has
ever had.
Accompanying his sister, SAMiss
Gretchen, who had been in Pd$tfand
for a visit, Hans Hoerein was here
Monday and Tuesday on business. Mr..
Hoerlein, organist at Reed College and
director of the chorus there, is now
very busy arranging for commence
ment day exercises.
j. W. Critics has purchased from r.
V. Won Keinsmid a residence erected
Just west iof the laundry on Paradise
eavaro1 A w Mo-,
osmith. Mr.. Critics will move soon
with his family to the new place. He
plans on selling his residence on State
street.
Miss Lille Fisher delightfully."- enter
tained a few friends Tuesday after
noon honoring her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Eberly, of Bend. Ice cream and cake
were served and enjoyed by Mrs. r. p.
Orr. of Portland, Mrs. Spangler. Mrs
Albert Krieg. Mrs. j. H. BYwater.
Mrs. j. II. Gill and Mrs. Eberly.
Friends and relatives gathered Tues
day at the home of Addison Mccoy, of
the Neal creek district, to celebrate
his 83rd birthday. His four sons. their
wives and children. totalng 20, were
present. He is a veteran of the Civil
war, having served 44 years with the
18th Michigan infantry.
Misses Lulu Prather, Evelyn Has
brouck and Sarah Rogers, local teach
ers, left last week for Bellingham,
Wash, where they will spend the next
three months attending the Washing
ton normal school. A number of local
young women attended the Bellingham
school last year.
The Knights of Pythias Band will
accompany a delegation of officers ana
members of Waucoma Logde to Cas-
cade Locks tonight when the local
Pythians will conduct initiatory work
for a class of Is novices. The journey
will be made by automobile and the
band will serenade residents of Wyeth
and Viento en- route.
Sheriff Johnson and Constable Oling-
er while on their recent trip to Mime
apolis, stopped at Saltwater. Mimi, to
visit Frank M. Welch, son of DR.. M
E. Welch. Mr.. Welch, who is publisher
of the Saltwater Messenger, one of the
leading papers of that section of the
country, presented each of the men
with a line-o' type bearing his name.
A typed name was sent to his father.
Mrs. A. X. Stranahan for the past
two weeks has been making frequent
trips to The Dalles, where her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Fowler.
are i'll at The Dalles hospital. Their
illness, Mrs. Stranahan saws, is pa
thetic, as both have been very active
and hospital life pals on them. Mr..
Fowler, despite his Sc years of age,
was engaged in his spring blowing on
his ranch near Rufus, when he was
stricken with pneumonia. Caring for
him, his aged wife fell i'll.