The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-01

Walter lsenberg. who had planned tc
spend Thanksgiving with his family in
Portland, was unable to reach there
until late that evening. over the North
Bank line. He returned here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Lofts left for
Portland last Thursday evening to visit
their son. A. c. Jr., and family. They
were scheduled to eat Thanksgiving
dinner in Portland, but the snowstorm
interferTed.
Rev. G. G. Hosholt. rector of st.
Marks Episcopal church, was called to
San Francisco last week by the serious
illness of his father. The trip was
made from The Dalles by way of Salt
Lake City.
A. f. Woolpert was in Portland last
week, having gone down to superin
tend the loading of export apples. He
made the trip by ferry to White Salm-
on, where he had to wait six hours for
delayed S. P. & S. train.
Herman Pregge was among the
missing when the roll was called the
first of the week. Mr.. Pregge was en-
route home from Portland. He had to
abandon his automobile somewhere on
the Highway.
We know what some wives and
daughters would like for Christmas
presents! And for any husbands con-
venience, we are open at noon, and till
$50 at night. Gift Shop, Clarke
store.
Mrs. May Shaver, of the Benson
Improvement Shop, in Portland. will
be at the Oregon hotel on December
z and for scalp and skin treatment,
marcelling, water waving and mani
curing.
Hood River will be we'll represented
at the Portland convention of the State |
Dental Association today. The follow
ing local dentists will be present for
sessions of their fellows: DR.. C. H.
Jenkins. DIR. H. D. w. Pineo, DIR. l..
l.. Murphy and DR.. Carolyn Underhill.
Sunday school will be held as usual
at st. Marks church Sunday. Regu- |
lar services, too, will be held, in case
Rev. Hoisholt, who was called to San |
Francisco to visit his father, who was |
taken suddenly seriously i'll, returns in
time.
Col. Lucius r. Holbrook, brother of |
Mrs. Geo. Galloway, has been in Port
land this week to address officers of
the national guard and others inter
ested in the organization of a chapter |
of The Association of the Army of |
the United States"
j. K. Forden after trying for four
days. arrived from Portland by boat |
last Thursday. He says the hardest
part of the trip was the walk from
town to his Franton home. Mr.. For
den had been attending National
Grange in Portland.
Robert Waugh, who missed train |
at The Dalles last Thursday was not |
daunted in his determination to take |
dinner with his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Waugh, of the
Pine Grove district. He walked the 25 |
mile distance in eigth hours, arriving
at home with keen appetite.
Work in the seventh degree of the
National Grange was stimulated last
week in Portland by songs furnished
Oers of which were: S. G. Oxborrow,
Ton Wentz. Mr.. Metzgus won applause
oy a rendition of 'The Holy City,"
Mrs. H. c. Clark last'week enter
aimed at dinner in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Eta Collins, of Planville, Ill.
The latter was celebrating a birthday.
Several valley guests, who had been
invited to the pleasant dinner party
we're unable to reach the Clark home
because Of the snow blockaded roads.
Howard Shoemaker, who with his
wife and small daughter was caught on
he Highway while motoring up from
Portland Saturday, November l9, de
lares the experience the worst he
lopes he will ever have to pass
through with. Mr.. Shoemaker on