The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-09-01

Mrs. Charles Carson was up from
Portland last week to visit her hus
bands parents, MIR and Mrs. j. X
Carson. and other relatives and friends
Mrs. A. W. Beckley and children
have arrived from Tampico, Mex, fol-
visit with her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
j. Edgington.
Postmaster and Mrs. Reavis, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gilbert and son and
Ronald Dreske have returned from a
motor trip to coast and Willamette
valley points.
Miss Evelyn Hasbrouck, who spent
the summer at the Bellingham, Wash.
normal school, arrived last week for
a visit with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Hasbrouck.
The regular meeting of the M. E.
! Ladies Aid will be held at the church
parlors tomorrow afternoon. A sew
ing session will follow regular busi-
ness.
Mrs. Alice Stanaker was hostess at
shower last Thursday in honor of
Miss Katherine Mende whose marriage
to j. f. Phillips, of Coos Bay, will
take place late this fall.
Charles Sletton was the first Hood
River man to raise an umbrella this
season. Mr.. Sletton was out during
the thunderstorm Of last Friday, his
"old reliable" aloft.
Mrs. Lurene Peters and children,
after visit with Mrs. Peters par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McCuistion,
returned to their home in Portland
Monday.
J. A. Carr has returned from a
visit to his old home near New TaZ-
well. Tenn. Mr.. Carr says he did not
see enough apples in Tennessee to
make a good apple pie.
Sewing Machines Expert repairer.
Orders left with H. S. Braakman.
Any make traded in for Singer latest
models. Easy terms. Second hands
from $5 up. Apply H. S. Braakman
Paint Store. Tel. 2404.
The Epworth League will meet Sun
day at p. m. at the Methodist church.
Miss Starbuck, of Portland, will de-
liver an address. All are cordially in.
vited to attend. The League will be-
gin its regular meetings September II.
The Shubert's original jazz orches-
ira, of Chicago, will play for a dance
at the Pythisn ball room tonight. The
musical organization has been playing
for neighboring towns. They come
here highly recommended.
G. Skoglund, formerly'of Vancouver,
Wash, has taken a position as meat
cutter for the Mt. Hood Meat Co. Mr..
Skoglund has the reputation of being
one of the best meat men in the
Northwest.
Miss Margaret Jack, of Pendleton,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. V. A.
Bower. Mrs. Savannah Smith has re-
turned to Pendleton after a visit at the
Bower home. Mrs. Smith is a sister
of Mr.. Bower.
Miss Hazel H. Wieden is spending
several weeks with her brother, Fred
G. Wieden, of Salt Lake City. Before
returning to Hood River she will go to
Portland to be maid of honor at a
prominent Portland wedding.
Charles T. Early was heavily inter
ested in a sale of Lower Columbia
River timber tracts sold last week by
Eccles interests to southern pine inter-
ests. The deal reached a figure of
nearly $1,000 900.
Robert Barton has left by automo-
bile for Victoria, B. c., accompanied
by Richard A. Wyllie. who has been
here for several months on a visit.
While in Victoria Mr.. Barton will be
Mr.. Wyllie's guest.
The following local folk have re-
turned from a motor trip to beach re-
sorts: Mr.. and Mrs. X. E. Scott and
Miss Mary. ID. l.. Pierson
and family, c. h. Graves and son and
sisters, Misses Graves. C. K. Benton
and family and Elmo Annala.
II. S. Braakman was badly stunned
Monday night when the plank of a |
scaffold fell on his head. Although the |
plank struck flatwise the force of the |
blow was sufficient to lay open the
scalp and physician had to take four
stitches in the wound.
Lawrence Hofer and mother, Mrs.
E. Hofer, of Salem, accompanied by |
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. |
James, and daughter, Miss Mamie, of |
Youngstown, o.. and Miss Florence
of Portland, motored here
asst week for a view of the Columbia |
River Highway.
Three Martin Nickelsens participated
at a dinner here Sunday. The dean of
hem was Hood Rivers own Martin
H., veteran school clerk. The second
,ldest was Martin c. Nickelsen, nephew
If the local man, who is with the o.
". X. & N. force at The Dalles, and
he third was Martin G. Nickelsen, the
atter's son.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Sykes and
laughter. Miss Jeanette, and Mrs. j.
". .sMontee and daughter, Pauline, ar
lived last week by automobile from
Bend. for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
}. Huelat. Mr.. Sykes, who resides in
salem, is a member of the state fire
narshal's Office. Mrs. Montee is up
rom Los Angeles on visit with rela-
ives.