The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chandler, OF Cor
coran. Calf. were guests last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. /. FRA
ther. MIR. and Mrs Chandler were
former residents Of Hood River valley
and have been enjoying VlslI WIN
various friends here.
After having spent several weeks
here assisting in harvesting the Iruit
from their orchard and that OF their
son. Fred J. Howard, Mr.. and MRS. M
j. Howard have returned to their home
in Portland.
While hunting China pheasants sun,
dav Chester Chevron barely missed
seriously iniuring Chas. Benson. One
shot struck Mr.. Benson just below the
eye. Several other shots struck hl'H'
but no harm resulted from these.
Quinton Fuchs, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Fuchs. fell from garage Sunday
and broke his arm. Physicians reduced
the fracture and the little boy was
taken to Hood River hospital IN order
that he might be convenient for medl-
cal attendance and receive careful
nursing.
Friends of Lee Slutz were very glad
to see him Tuesday when he rode out
on the motor car on.the MI. hood ~
R. and went to +. A. Massee's ranch
to visit his parents.
Thursday evening at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. j.. b. Ferguson the mem,
bers of the Ferguson Bible class viii
give.a farewell party in honor of Vim
ton Jones. Mr.. Jones is a brother Of
Mrs. Walter Weber andshas lived here
for the past several months. lie VIII
leave Saturday for his home in Dover,
Ohio. He will be missed not only by
the members Of the class, OF winch ne
has been a faithful member, but by
many other friends.
An interesting missionary program
will be presented by Mrs. b. M.
Yeates at 10 o'clock sunday morning
at the Methodist church. MUSICAL
numbers will be: Duet, Agnes Allo-
way and Dorothy Haskins; solo, Miss
Mary Rogers, duet; Gale and Ruth
Young; little play entitled, Your
Account with the Emigrants," will be
given bv five boys, Richard Ramsey,
Leland Purdy, Frank Dick, Wesley
Alloway, MauricegFletcher Our school
is growing. Everybody welcome.
Preaching at II a. m. and 730 p. m.
Epwolt tn League 6.45 p. m. Subject,
"Our Church Privileges and Obllga-
ions.
Loading, hauling and stacking apples
for nearly a week while having a
broken rib was the experience OF T..
A. Weber recently before he realized
the nature Of his injury. He received
violent blow from lurching neckyoke
while walking beside his team, which
cracked a rib just below the heart,
Watching others do his work since re-
ceiving medical attention is his princi-
pal occupation at present.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter S. Gleiser will
be the recipient of public reception
at their home on the evening of Fri
day. November 5. The folks of the
entire community, as well as the mem
bers of the local Methodist church, are
invited to be present and extend a wei
come to the new minister and his fam
ily. The affair was planned by the
Ladies' Aid Society, and Mrs. G. A..
Weber appointed the following com
HlLLtGS- ISSNNpLlOll1 AiA' ".',.u '''''
Allison Fletcher, Mrs. c. f. Ailoway,
and Andrew Weinheimer. Entertain
ment, James Fletcher, Mrs. M. Haw-
thorne, G. A. Weber and Mrs. w. o..
Mills. Refreshments, Mrs. j. II. Eg-
CERT, Mrs. Algie Weinhelmer, Mrs.
F. A. Massey, Mrs. Andrew Vein
heimer and Mrs. Wilbur Gilkerson.
Nowadays when valley residents plan
a days shopping in Hood River or a
short business visit there they should
first secure a map Of the city and a
copy of the city ordinances and dill
gently study until they have mastered
these documents. Then if their cour.
age is sufficient they should be dead
sure they have sufficient cash to make
intended purchases and pay stiff fine
if such be requested by those author
zed. This is the way of the motorist
The pedestrian has not these Difficult
ties besettng his path.
Real Oregon weather this, with ev'
eryone wishing to be out Of doors.
Sunshine, beautiful autumn coloring
and all that goes to make perfect Oc-
tober weather.