The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-05-11
MEN WITH MONEY
LOCATE AT MOSIER

| Moser, Or, May 9.-Dr. McCrum, a
gentleman with capital has located at
Mosier, having purchased the place for
merly owned by Mr.. Dtchenmuler.
1The doctor is man OF enterprise, and
has come here with a spirit OF enthu-
sasm, since purchasing his land having
planted 20 acres Of apple trees and 20
acres of potatoes.
Allan Wright, hoJkkecper for the
Hotel Portland, las also sought out a
nook among US, having purchased the
cozy home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown. Since taking occupancy he has
made great improvements, having
planted 20 acres in apple trees and 20
in potatoes. Both of the above-men-
toned farms are under the careful man
agement of Mr.. Redmond of Hood
River
j. X. McGregor, who owns property
adjacent to town, was in Mosier last
week looking after his interests here
He returned to Portland Thursday ac-
companied by his father.
John Smith, who purchased 10 acres
Of land from Mr.. Coil, has recently set
three acres of the same to apple trees.
Our efficient road supervisor, W. f..
Husky, has been making some much
needed repairs on the road near the
school house in District No. 81.
TOWN IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Stewart has added greatly to the
appearance of his store by the erection
OF a new porch.
Mr. Graham, who seems to be keep
ing pace with the spirit of improvement
which is now pervading our busy little
burg, has made marked improvements
on his restaurant, both inside and out,
and is now prepared to accommodate
the travelling public IN hospitable
manner.
Now that the weather is growing
warmer, John Welburg is laaklng prep
aration to serve ice cream to all those
who desire the cooling essence. Here
is gentle hint-for the young men.
When, on hot day, you find pretty
maiden smiling on you sweetly, remem-
Der she may be fishing for a dish of ice
cream. Woe be unto you if you do not
take the hint 1t will turn all her
smiles to frowns and the cold shoulder
will be shown to you ever after.
Mrs, Stewart our genial post mistress
made brief visit to Hood River, Friday.
Mrs, viii Roland of Hood River is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
Middleswart
Mrs, Denton, the aged mother of Mrs.
Dick Evans, is lying critically i'll at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Vickers, in
The Dalles.
d, A. Sturges made a trip to Hood
River last week.
D. c. Morgan was confined at home a
part of last week, with an attack of
tonslitls.
Miss Alice Davenport came up from
Portland Thursday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Davenport
Fred Evans has been suffering with
neuralgia,
Miss Lottie Gilbert having spent the
winter at Pine Flat, is visiting her par
ents in Mosier.
Mr.. Graham while in rapid pursuit
of wild COW, had the misfortune to
dislocate her ankle, which at present is
badly swollen and in very painful con-
dition; however, We are glad to see Mr.,
Graham about on CrutChes, and it is to
be hoped that the fracture may soon be
reduced
Mr., Camp of Idaho, a friend of Mr..
Bailey, came to Mosier in view of pur-
chasing land should he find a suitable
location.
Henry Bateham of Hood River, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Mosier.
MOSIER HONOR ROLL.
The following pupils in District 81,
have been placed on the roll OF honor
for the eighth month Of school, ending
May 3;
Lloyd Fisher, John +, Spring, Shelly
Hudson, James Green, Alefora Haacke,
Alice Moser, Leodica Haacke, Mary
Morgan, tlossie Bailey, George Sturges,
Annie Haacke, Irene Morgan, Willie
Gilbert, Ralph Smith, Willie Stewart,
Willie Eepee and Halle Pepper.
School will continue till June ., thus
completing a nine months term.
Throughout the year, the attendance has
been excellent and in spite of the fact
that the term is drawing to a close,
there is still the usual interest mani
tested while present enrolment is
thirty-hve.
c. f. ENTERTAINMENT.
The Christian Endeavor society was
royalty entertained at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Root on Saturday. Their
spacious dwelling was thrown wide open
to the Endeavors and the spirit of hos
pitality which was shown to them was
OF the nature which made every one feel
welcome and thoroughly at home. The
afternoon was spent in playing various
games, but the one which seemed to af.
ford the greatest amount OF amusement