The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-08-05

Axel N. Rahm, who with Mrs. RAIN
is now residing in Portland. was here
last week visiting friends and rela
tives. He states that he is considering
the purchase of acreage on the west
side of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Van Tyne and
MIR. and Mrs. j. Bonebright, returned
Monday from motor trip to Cloud Cap
Inn. Mr.. Van Tyne and Mr.. Bone
bright are connected with the Portland
schools.
Accompanied by her two grandchil-
dren, Allen and Annabelle McLane,
Mrs. r. B. Byerlee arrived from Port
land Sunday for a weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Lynn. ard
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Hershner, who
with their sons, Harold, and wife, and
/ Lawrence, and daughters, Mrs. c.. G..
Lennon and Miss Helen. have been
, camping on Herman creek, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. c. O. Hubble was up from
Woodburn last week to be With Mr..
Hubble here as day dispatcher at the
depot in the absence of William Hig-
iting relatives in Illinois.
Baptist ice cream and cake are the
best ice cream and cake and will be
served at lawn social given by the
ladies of the Baptist church at the
home of Mrs. j. K. Carson, Taylor
street at Thirteenth, Friday evening,
Aug. 6. Come and bring your friends.
Frank Smith and family and Lee
Smith and family, accompanied by Mrs.
Sarah Neal and son, Alfred, and Miss
lone lmbler. motored to Portland yes
terday to attend the wedding of Fred
l.. Smith and Miss Bessie Bliss. Young
Mr.. Smith is a son of Lee Smith.
Thomas Fisher lost finger last week
as result of shop accident. The fin
ger was so badly crushed that amputa-
tion was necessary. Another finger,
injured in similar accident several
years ago. was Strengthened while Mr..
Fisher was under the anesthetic.
Mrs. j. H. Kroeger, of Pitts burgh,
Pa, is here on visit Of several weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. j. II. McVay,
and DR.. McVay. Accompanying Mr..
and Mrs. SWOpe Mrs. McVay and Mrs.
Kroeger visited Portland last week.
The trip was made over the Highway.
Mrs. C. G. Elliott, who has been here
for visit with her sister-in-law. Mrs.
c. K. Marshall, left last week to return
to her home at Saskatoon, Sask. Her
daughter, Miss Lenore, remained here
to enter school. Mrs. Elliott and her
husband expect to arrive here in the
early fall to make their home.
Mrs. G. b. Johnson and daughter,
Frances, with Miss Lucille Irvine, of |
Phoenix, Ariz., after several weeks
visit with j. l.. johnson and family, |
leave Saturday over the Highway for |
Portland. when after a few days visit !
with relatives, they will leave for San
Francisco.
Auction Sale of Household Goods
Monday, August 8, at p. M. | will |
sell at public auction all household |
goods and farm implements of the late
Mrs. G.. b. Dudley. Sale will be held |
IN Mrs. Dudley's ranch. one mile south
If Pine Grove store. Mrs. l.. l.. Weir,
John Rath and family have arrived
from Chicago and are now occupying
he home on the j. l.. Carter place,
Vhcih Mr.. Rath recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, who will move to
cortland later, have left for La Grarde,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Bill Hart, not the moving picture ac-
or. but who at the May primaries
vas confused with Big Bill of silver
Green fame, is now acting chief of
,olice. Mr.. Hart has replaced Jos.
frazier, who is away with his family
It the coast on a vacation. William
Thomas has taken MIR. Hart's place as
light officer.
The following representatives of the
apartment Of internal revenue were
ere yesterday checking over mer-
hants on the dealers excise tax: G..
!. Ruff, of Pendleton, chief lof this
ivision of the department: w. F.
Hammer, whose home is here but who
lakes his headquarters at The Dalles
}. V. Roberts, Of Eugene. and J. 2.
)eegan, of Portland.
Rev. w. G. Eliot, pastor of the Uni :
arian Church of Our Father in Port.
Ind. has been here spending a vaca- .
on at the old Eliot homestead lust :
Duth Of the city. He is just back from :
ttending the Religious Plattsburg, a
ession of the Unitarian Laymens
eague at Cambridge, Mass. He com
leted work at the theological course
the Harvard summer school. He
ypectes to resume his pastorate this .
eek. G
Karl Burling, who came here about q
vo weeks ago, stating that he was v
,eking to learn methods of CONNER +
al box apple packing, has disap-
cared from a local hotel. Mr.. Burling t
as last seen Friday. He intimated a
lat he might visit logging camps A i
lndbag and small amount of clothing !,
as left at his room. He registered Z
ON Rochester, N. Y. stating that he n
as former worker in New York Il
chards.
With Geo. |. Howe acting as guide, v
e following party ascended Mount C