The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

J. ". Baker and wife were here
idays with Mr. Bakers father. John
Baker, and sisters. Misses Frances
Elizabeth and Kathryn l. Baker.
Kent Shoemaker. J. H. Hazlett,
A. F.. Howes. h. ". Sinclair. c. c.
Anderson and Harold Hershner spent
Sunday in Portland to attend a Masonic
meeting.
A. ". Stone. Z. ". Birge and Leslie
Butler represented the Commercial
club at the meeting of the State
Chamber of Commerce in Portland the
first Of the week.
Rev. +. H. Hayden has moved into
the Baptist parsonage on the Heights.
and it l. announced that regular ser
vices will be resumed at the First Bap-
tist church Sunday.
r. V. Wright presented a paper on
Opportunities for Service :. for the
Teacher OF Voc cati0nal Agriculture in
the School and Community" at the
Oregon State Teachers Association
NEE ting in Portland this week.
Ebert +. Newell, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, located permanently in Hood
River, viii be pleased TO meet and adj
wise with anyone having prospective
work, Present headquarters at Mt
Hood Hotel dlltf
An Inspection viii convince You that
the service of the Palace Hotel, Port
land, Oregon, Washington and Twelfth
streets, IS second TO none Convenient
To shopping and theatre districts, clean
est rooms in city for 80 cts. and up.
Arthur O. Huggins. who has been in
business in Portland has been here
spending the holidays with his father.
l.. II. Huggins. and family. Mr.. Hug
gins will leave this week for tour of
southern California.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stiles, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Helen. was here
from Tigard last week visiting her
aunt, Mrs. D. A. Turner. Mrs. Stiles,
formerly Miss Cordelia Stevens, taught
in the Hood River high school II wears
ago.
Mrs. Roy w. Veach, who with her
little son. Jack Gerdes. has been visit
ing her parents. MIR. and Mrs j II
Gerdes, left Saturday for La Grande
to Join Mr. Veach and after brief
visit there they will proceed to their
home in Great Falls, Mont.
Robley d.. Hurst, after an extended
visit here with the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. (. Kaesser, has left fer his
home at Bull, Ida Miss Pearl Kaes
ser. after spending the vacation here
with her parents, has returned to re-
sume her studies at 0. A. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Stranahan left
the first of the week for Portland.
They will be joined the latter part of
this week by MIR. and Mrs. w. A.
Schaffner. and the party will proceed
to southern California to spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Laraway, accom-
PANIED by their daughter, Miss Euphe-
mea, and Mrs. Laraway's mother.
Mrs. Henry Evernham, have been here
from Eugene spending the holidays
with Mr.. LaraWav's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f. Laraway.
Constable Olnger. just back from a
holiday visit in Portland. tells Of the
capture of two men suspected I oper
ating here as fOotpads. The men,
George Adbe and A. Abonisia were
arrested by Mr.. Ohnger, but victims
called to Portland, were unable to
identify them, and they were released.
merry Christmas dinner party was
held at the Mount Hood hotel Christ
mas day. when the following sat at the
festal board and watched Mr.. McCul-
ldgh carve the turkey: Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Peters and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Raviln, Mrs. Geo. F.. Hitch
cock and children, Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
McCullagh.
Member of the family and friends
were alarmed last Friday morning
when W. f. Laraway stepped out on
his front steps TO get the morning
paper and fell on the ice, striking the
back Of his head. Mr. Lalaway was
noon had reganed his senses. He was
back at his work in the lewelrY store
the next day. Mr.. and Mrs. Laraway
are now at home on State street. where
they recently purchased home.
c. N. Lewis, who for 26 years was
postmaster at Hilgard. has moved here
with his wife to a residence on Eugene
street purchased from II. M. Huxley,
Of Turlock, Calf. Mr.. Lewis rendered
his resignation last April but it was
nearly three months before the depart
ment acted on it, relieving him. He
came here for visit with his daugh-