The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-09-08


E. E. Gould has returned to Home
wood, his Odell home, from a trip t
Gault, Mimi, where he accompaniet
the body of Mrs. Mary Jane Lundy
his wife's mother. En- route hom
Mr.. Gould visited his son, Hal Gould
in Virginia.
At the initial meeting following tn,
summer vacation, the Chapter Of th'
Eastern Star next Tuesday evening
will honor Mrs. Chas. H. Castner, whC
is now associate grand matron of Ore
gon, with a reception. A luncheon
will be served at the meeting.
Rev. w. H. Boldly and family hav,
returned from an outing at Ocean
Park. Mr.. Boldly states that he me-
J. 0. Mclaughlin, who with his fam
lily spent vacation at the beach. The
latter asked to be remembered to his
many Hood River friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McKissick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley Stipes. of Port.
land, and Miss Della Rossean, of Coun.
ell Bluffs. Ia. were here last week
visiting Miss Minnie l.. Monner. Ac.
companied by Miss Monner the visitors
went on camping excursion at the
| Lava Beds.
W. o. Ash, whose place is near
fuckers Bridge, brought here Monday
| for exhibition at the Paris Fair the
largest suntlower ever seen in the city.
The mature flower, closely packed with
an estimated half-gallon of seeds, is 20
inches in diameter. The stalk meas
ured IL feet in height.
Mrs. r. b. Byerlee, of Portland, ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. X.
E. Moore, husband and two children,
Robert and Barbara, and two grand
children, Allen and Annabelle McLane,
came up to spend the Labor Day week
end at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
g. H. Lynn, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shields, of
Bellingham, and j. b. Young. of Eu-
gene, have been here for a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Copple. They
were en- route to Spokane for visit
with other relatives. Mrs. Shields and
Mr.. Young are sister and brother Of
Mrs. Copple.
About 20 members of the Hood River
Shrine Club, headed by their presi-
dent, Geo. McMullin, will go to Port
land Saturday evening to participate
in an initiatory ceremonial of Al Kader
Temple. The local Shriners will be
accompanied by but a single ne ophyte,
Geo. Stranahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stauffer re-
turned Monday from a visit with
frfapIg -, hiah-nrlrn T,1,wal,
sas. While away they visited Yellow
stone park. Mrs. Stauffer will leave
today for Long Beach, Calf, while
Mr.. Stauffer will remain for time to
look after ranch interests.
f. w. Harding, of Salt Lake, where
he is member of the force of the
Walker Bros. bank, after a visit of
several weeks at his Mosier orchard
place. left last Saturday evening to re-
turn home. Mr.. Harding contemplates
coming to Oregon next summer TO
make his permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poul Hansen, of the
West Side, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Gertrude, and
Tom Cameron. The wedding will be an
event of early fall. it is stated. Miss
Hansen was formerly a student at the
Odell high school. Mr.. Cameron is an
overseas veteran, having served with
an aviation unit.
ID. +. Rand, who with Mrs. Rand ac
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Dunn |
Die on an automobile trip down the |
Highway Monday, says he has never
seen traffic any more dense than that |
FAY. From Eagle creek TO Hood Riv-
er, distance of about Is miles. Mr.. /
Rand counted $40 automobiles. He
that each car had an average
)f more than five passengers.
The big central display window at
he Franz Hardware company was
lressed last week in fitting observation
# the beginning of the hunting sea
.on. Wayne Poland had brought the
orests into town and had them on ar
ay at the big window. The display
,robably increased the sale Of hunting
licenses.
A peculiar automobile accident oc-
urred Monday afternoon when X. L.
,hisman, drove his automobile into the
ide Of the machine Of A. W. lsbell.
Driving west along Oak street Mr..
,hisman stated that he was b.Inded by
he sun. The lsbell car was damaged
My 70 the extent Of a smashed hub
ap. Mr.. Chisman, however, suffered
lowouts TO both front tires and a bad
= twisted front axle.
Glenn Slost has been made acting
ity marshal, substituting for Chief Of
Olice Hart. The latter is on a vaca-
ion. Mr.. Hart while on bis vacation
asst year visited relatives az Long T.
each, Wash, where be startled ex-
ert swimmers by his daring IN the
cean water. Although q grandfather
IT. Hart will spend a part q this
ear e vacation on the coast
Joe 2. Vending, Earl Holman and !
ebert Orr, the latter Of Seattle, left /,
uesday for central Oregon or a hunt I
.g trlp. The nimr0ds m0t0re1 direct !
, Bend. They expect 70 visit Lake !
lev, Crescent City and northern Cali +.
lrnia points before returning We +
Re going TO get a deer and probably . :
ear, before We return, said Mr. !
ending.
The new road being-cut by the coun-
from The main trunk leading into
le Mt Hood country 10 the orchard
ictiOn on The east side Of the East b
Ork of Hood river is nearing compile .