The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-17

The Ladies' Kensington will meet
with Mrs. C. C. Cuddeford, Sherman
and East First, this, Thursday, after
noon. A social afternoon will be en-
joyed and a luncheon will be served.
All ladies of the city are invited.
w. H. TAFT, E. O. Blanchar and II.
l.. Hasbrouck were in Portland Satur-
day for a ceremonial of AL Kader
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. More
than 400 candidates crossed the hot
sands.
Six of the II children of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. u. Cate are i'll with scarlet
seriously i'll. but is reported much bet
ter. 1t is believed that the critical
point has been passed for all of them.
f. 0. Blanchar and C. H. Vaughan
are in Eugene this week to attend the
annual convention of the State Bank
ers' Association. Mrs. Blanchar ac-
companied Mr.. Blanchar to Portland,
where she attended the annual grand
chapter of the Eastern Star.
The 26-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Wantland, after drink
ing a half cup of kerosene recently,
has recovered. A physician was called
pumped out. The oil had been left in
been using it to soak kindling.
Miss Helen Carson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Carson, has been elect
ed president of the Gutaxian Literary
Society at the U. of o. Miss lila
Nichols has been elected secretary of
the organization. Both young women
have just been initiated in the Beta
Kappa Psi honor society.
John Lauterbaugh and family and his
mother. Mrs. A. r. Lauterbaugh. ar
rived last week from Yakima. Wash.
for visit with his sister, Mrs. Nof-
man w. Mays, and husband. They
were en- route to Portland for the fes-
titvities of Shriners' Week.
of Canton, ILL.,, delegates to the Port.
land L. p. A. meeting, arrived here last
week with their families for visit
with H. f. Davidson and Miss Mae
Davidson. The visitors were taken for
a tour of the valleys orchard districts.
Continued cool weather, leaving the
river clear. has enabled trout of the
headWaters of Hood river to feed plen-
tifully, and as yet, according to j. H.
Fredricy, they are not rising to fly
with any great eagerness. Accompan-
led by Judge Derby and Geo. I.Slocom,
Mr.. FTedricy was on the Middle Fork
Sunday. The men had only middling
luck.
The new stretch of Highway be-
tween here and Mosier is resulting in a
better acquaintance between fraternal
of the two cities. Motor
delegation of Mosier Odd Fellows Wis
lay night The candidates were given !
the initiation in the second degree by
local team. A luncheon was served.
Mrs. Edna Ellen Wright and small
son and Mrs. Alma Wilkinson and /
laughter, Miss Velma, were forced to /
Jump from an automobile on the High |
way west of the city recently when /
The machine caught fire from some un- |
axplainable cause. Mrs. Wilkinson .
wrenched back and bruises. /
Mrs. Wright extinguished the fire by a
shower of earth hurled at the flames
with a spade.
Kent Shoemaker has left the office
If county clerk in the hands of Mrs.
this week while he assists
lis brother, Howard l.. Shoemaker,
;pray his East Sidesapp!e trees. Grow
srs, it is reported. are finding difficulty
n getting help in spraying and haying.
Plenty of labor, however is available
or strawberries. A sudden change to
warmer weather may develop a short
age of berry pickers.
C. A. Wendell, who operates string
# trucks here, is just back from a trip
o Kennewick, where he hauled a load
# furniture. He made the round trip
f $50 miles in three days, giving a
ervice far swifter than had the goods
een shauled by freight 'The straw
erry harvest of Kennewick. says Mr..
Wendell was over. and the ranchers
here have their first cutting Of hay in
he stack.
Rev. W. H. Boldly, who is just back
rom attending the Philadelphia gen
raj assembly of the Presbyterian
hurch, says he found Hood River ma
ionally known because of the apple
rOps. 'When | first started out" he
ays, 81 told people that | was from
ear Portland Hood River. But they
the Portland part of my
tatement and began talking about ,
Iood River and apples. | soon learned
D use Hood River alone, and it got me
y in fine shape. F"
Recently. when Frank T. Korrell.
ortland American Legion member, {
,as here to give the Memorial Day '
ddress for the Hood River Legion, he {
as entertained at luncehon at the