The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-28

genuine sOci. and good imo was
engaged in by all, wht, still recog-
nizing the sacredness of the day, we're
none the less hearty in their acknowl-
edgement of Gods abundant proVis
ion for the temporal needs of the
body.
J. j. Lewis, of Portland is spending
few days in Mosier.
G. ID. Morgan and family spent Sat.
urday and Sunday In Portland visit
ing the fair
A. p. Bateham was passenger for
Portland on Fridays delayed train.
Mrs. John Carol and the Misses
Effle and Bertha Wright returned from
Portland Friday after having spent q
week visiting the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stewart accom-
panied by Miss Nora Hunter, were
passengers for Portland on Monday s
train.
Harold Cook of Portland paid a visit
to his aunt, Miss d. Mosier on Sun
day and Monday.
After sojourn Of several months
visiting his old home in the o st, W..
A. Davis returned last week to Mo.
sier.
Rev. an Mrs. Taber returned from
The Dalles on Friday last, at which
place they have spent week attend
ing to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Akers, who have spent
the summer with Mrs. Aker's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Stark, have re-
turned to their home in South Bend,
Wash.
@. j. Phillips AMI son, Oscar, ac-
companiet by Miss Gladys Phillips,
we're p ssengers on Mondays train
for p rtland.
A. II. Stewart was in town Friday
on route to the McVey district, where
he located Portland man on de-
sirable homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb. Wagner and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Holderpan. from In
diana, are spending the summer visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Amos Root.
Rev. Swick of South Bend, Wash,
closed series of interesting meetings
on Sunday, 18th inst.
The large addition to the Husbands
Il Root blacksmith shop IL nearing
completion, an addition which will
greatly facilitate the workings Of the
shop.
John Miller, an old time resident
( Mosier valley, disposed of ract
Of his land, lying about four miles
from town to MIR. Huxley of Hood
River for a consideration { $500.
G. r. Wood, George Sellinger And
j. NJ. Elliot we're visitors to the fair
last week.
Mrs. N. F. Sturgess left for Port
land Wednesday TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. Archie Graham, aud while there
will take in the fair,
After spending the summer with her
sis or, Mrs. r. p. Taylor in The
Dalles, Miss Dollie Mosier returned
o her home in NJ sier.
Miss Lydia Mosier of Walla Walla,
Wash, is visiting at the home of her
brother, j. N. Mosier.
John Smith has gone to Portland to
ttend the fair. While absent he Will
visit at different points throughout
the valley, thereby taking much
needed vacation after years Of close
application to duty.
Miss Agnes Gulovson, who through
love for her school at Mosier, and a
good substantial nducement from the
Board, finds herself again on duty in
District No. 80.
Our school opened with "A good en-
rollment, considering the fact that
IN my of the older pupils are attend
ing the fair or engaged in differ mt
pursuits for the present. We expect
a total enrolment by the first of e
second month, which we anticipate
will reach the fifty mark,
A. NJ. Roop, who made a business
trip to Hood River Wednesday, is ar
ranging to prove up on his homestead
in few days. Mr.. Roop has very
fine piece of property, and says he
finds chickens and dairying very pro-
titable.
Peter Salt2man has nice orchard
of fine two-year. old trees, and is pre-.
pairing to set out 2OOO more, His
place is just over the hill from Hood
River.
Married-At tho home of Mrs llar-
Ian, Sunday afternoon, William ste
venson of this place aud Mrs, Ella
Boggs of Upland, Cal Rev. W, A.
Stark officiating.
j. p. Bailey is erecting new homo.
Roy Bailey and Earl Bailey have
purchased Ii and Is acres respective
ly from their father and will improve
the land and bIild houses thereon.
William Cook has bought 30 acres
off the west side of the Joseph Bur
lingame place, and is erecting nice
dwelling house.
A. NJ. Roop is fixing up an addition
to his barn.
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