The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-10

. Miss Hazel Robb and DR.. Emily Bal
comb, OF Portland, were here last wee
guests OF Mrs. Willis Van Horn.
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Shannon wer
down from their Dee ranch home Sat
urday on shopping tour.
Mrs. w. F. Tucker motored to Port
land last week for short visit will
friends.
Hood Rivers finest eating place. Ser
wee continuous $50 A. M. to IL p. NJ
Inc fheasant. ieltf
Judge Wilson was here from The
Dalles Monday on court matters. He
motored on to Portland after finishing
his business.
N. Valentine, of Vancouver, Wash.
a truck man who engages annually in
the apple harvest here, was up the
hrst OF the week prospecting.
Misses Pearl and Eva Witham. of
brltton. 5. d., are here visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
F. Frasier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Prather will
move this week to the home of Mrs.
Edna Ellen Wright near Rockford
store.
Thurston Laraway, student of the
University of Oregon Medical school,
Is spending his vacation here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Laraway.
W. +. lmholz has begun construction
on Oak street, on part of the Batch
elder tract, of new home for Allyn
Button.
Miss Therese Benson is now at the
Butler Bank, substituting for Miss
Mariwhitmar Whitehead. who Is away
on her vacation.
Miss Marie Humfeld, of Portland,
spent the past week end here visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Moe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Copple and
daughter, Miss Helen Young Copple,
have left for a Today vacation at coast
points.
Albert Caldwell. who has been in the
valley the past year, has left by way
of Canadian points for his home at
KY.
Charles Huggins and his friend, Dick
Hook, of Portland, returned last week
from an outing in the Lost Lake coun-
try.
Sam Cawford. Olympia. Wn., news
paper man, was here last week with |
Mrs. Crawford and baby on a vacation
motor trip.
Mrs. Anson Allen and Miss Gilbert, |
IF Astoria, have arrived for a visit |
with the formers mother, Mrs. Willis
Van Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin left Sat-
lrday for New York City, where MIR.
irwin will resume his duties as district
ales manager of the Apple Growers
association.
Mrs. Leon W. Bentley entertained a
'arty of friends Tuesday at the home
+ Mr.. Bentley's- mother, Mrs. l.. M.
Bentley, at a one O'Clock luncheon,
ards following.
E. G. Wrenn, who for the past sever
! months has been with an O.-W. r.
! n. construction crew at Walker Pit,
'as here over the week end visiting
elatives and friends.
Bennett Brothers report sales of a
lodge Brothers screen side delivery
ar to ]. A. Haran. of Underwood,
'ash., and a touring car to M. o. +
owning. of Hood River.
The following party is spending a
acation at camp on the East Fork
Ir. and Mrs. Earl Franz, Mr.. and [
Irs. Edgar Franz, Miss Bessie Wit
snberg and Earl Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Jarvis left Mon
ay after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. N. /
!. Macmillan, friends of Marshfield {
avs. Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis now reside 1
Arlington.
Miss Thelma Williams, an expert {
iced milliner, has arrived from Port
nd to spend the remainder of the fall
ason here with Miss Minnie l.. Mon i
,r. Miss Monner was in Portland 1
Ier the week end buying fall stock. 7
Mrs. T. A. Schall and daughter, a
iss Ruth, of Redlands, Calf. will '
rive this week for a visit with Mrs. c
halls mother, Mrs. Fred Deitz, and
e families of her brother and sister, \
c. Deitz and Mrs. William Frasier. b