The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22


After a visit here with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred w. Wasson, and hus.
band, MIR. and Mrs. James Layman left
last week for their home in lndianap-
oils. They were guests of the Eyrie
while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tom, Of Sher-
man county, where Mr.. Tom owns a
large wheat ranch, spent the week end
here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Shay. Mr.. Tom says crop prospects
are fine.
Mrs. Phoebe Morse, who had just re-
turned from California, where she had
gone to accompany her sister, Miss
Meta Early, who had been i'll. back
north, was up from Portland last week
visiting friends.
The following party spent Sunday on
the headwaters of the West Fork: Mrs.
Emma Il. Epping, Miss Betty Epping.
Berkley Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford
h. Smith and daughter, Miss Jose
phine. and r. w. Kelly.
K. +. Kaesser. off on his first vaca-
tion since he has been in business in
Hood River. left the first of the week
for Bull, Ida. where he will visit Mrs.
Kaesser's brother. c. j. Wurtz. and
family.
A. M. Cannon, new city school super
intendent, has leased the Gill home on
Twelfth street, MIR. and Mrs Gill eX-
pect to leave soon for Sheridan, where
they will make their home this winter
with their son, Charles Gill, engaged
there in ranching.
Hood River is now being supplied in
part by bread brought up daily from
Portland by motor truck over the High
way. Two of Portland's largest baker
les send out big trucks, supplying this
city and way points. The trucks arrive
here about a. m.
The Tire Shop is removing its by
draulc solid tire press from the old |
quarters in the Apple City Electric
Shop to the new Highway Auto Com |
panv garage, an affiliated concern. The
stock of accessories will be left at the |
old quarters.
Edgar b. Piper, managing editor of .
the Oregonian, accompanied by Mrs. |
Piper, their daughter, Miss Conotance,
and two small sons, motored up from
Portland Sunday. While here they
called at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Root on the East Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford are spend
ing a vacation encamped in the Lost
Lake country. They were taken by
motor to the end of the new road Sun
lay by Mr.. Ford's brother. Ernest, ac-
by his mother, Mrs. Isaac
Ford, and brother. Richard.
M;rroe L7J;gobp4b orJ Mcv4L,, C,,,;4L
If Kansas City. who have been visiting
At the c. r. and A. c. johnson ranch
n Barrett, left yesterday morning
aboard the SIS. Rose City for San
Francisco. They were 'companied as
ar as the California city by Miss Mar
an Johnson.
Accompanied by their little daughter,
Gertrude, and MIR. Sinclair's brother
n-law, DR.. A. b. Snider. Of Chicago,
md family, Mr.. and Mrs x. w. Sin /,
lair left last week on an extended mo-
or tour. They will travel down through
entral Oregon and California, ending
It San Diego.
About 20 members of the Elks lodge
rom city and valley journeyed to Bon
eville Sunday for the Elks' picnic.
ne attendance at the outing would
ave been larger but for the gasoline
hortage. Numerous families were
nable to motor down to Bonneville
yer the Highway for lack of fuel.
Local friends have Just received word {
f the recent birth to Mir. and Mrs. A. :
Bergman, of Baker, Ore, of a son.
irs. Bergman was formerly Miss Amy
Walton, a resident of Hood River for
umber of years. A son was also re-
emily born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. I
Ialton, of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kelsay. who re- {
emily came north from HoltviIe, Cal, /
y automobile for a visit with their
aughter, Mrs. Geo. l. Slocom, and d
amily, left Tuesday afternoon for Can r
on City, where they will visit their a
IN, Claude Kelsay. They will visit c
ohm Day and Mountain Springs before /
eturning. y
Anthony b. Euwer poet and artist,
no before the war was accustomed to c
bend the summers at the Upper Valley p
inch home of his brother. Eugene c.. /
uWer, has lust arrived after three t
EAR absence. Mr.. Euwer, who will g
)end the summer sketching Upper n
dlleN IdHuSCdD pes, was tIlBdRGu III COin- 4
unity war work overseas during the {
ar. n
Mrs. Evan A. Eavns, here from Chi K
lgo spending the summer, was hostess "
ednesday night of last week at an
aborate party at the Hoerlein ranch,
ven in honor of her nieces, Misses
arie and Margaret Berry, Of Barrett. .
fifty Of the younger set Of Hood River, G
ith number of out Of town guests, 9,
ere present. ;e
The Elliott Overland Co. in the past t,
eek has sold Overland As to the fol- RI
wing: w. j. Greene. John f. Plog. 81
mas +. Brown, Underwood Box Il
1mber Co. and C. C. Casey. For the s,
st three purchasers named the Over v
nds are the second bought for the r,
ason Mr.. Eli t. is expecting an cI
her carload of Il e popular machines n
arrive this week. %