The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-09
MOSIER.


tending to real estate interests there,
returned home last week.
d. G. Morgan, manager Of the Allen
A. Wright farm, recently dug thous-
and sacks Of potatoes for market.
The Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany has established camp in Washing
ton, directly opposite town, at which
point they will be ready to begin con-
struction work i'll about ten days.
Mrs. Gilbert and daughter. Flossie,
came down from their home at Pine
Flat on Monday, and took the train
at Mosier for Little Falls, Wash,
where they will join Mr.. Gilbert and
Miss Ada, who are employed in the
railway service of the Northern Pa
citic.
Charles Cramer, after an absence of
about two years, has returned to his
home in Mosier.
After several moaths' absence Chas.
Graham has returned hon on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowland
paid a visit to their parents on Fri
day last
Miss Edna Root visited in Hood
River last week, the guest of Miss
Mary Middleswart, who is attending
school in that place.
Charles Davenport of Portland is in
Moiser experimenting the fall round
up of cattle for the winter.
Mrs. Godberson and daughter Dor
othy went to The Dalles that they
might secure medical treatment for
Miss Dorothy, who is quite i'll with
bone disease in her right limb.
G. r. Wood has just completed the
finishing touches in paint on the ele-
CANT new residence of r. F. Hard
wick, which Rthey are now delighted
to occupy.
Hubert Tihl is preparing to erect a
fine residence on his farm three miles
east of town.
&. P. Hunter has recently assumed
the management of the Howe farm,
formerly purchased from Henry
Evans.
Jemima Tannywasher, pioneer
aborigine of Mosier, has gone on her
annual trip to the mountains to Sc.
cure cedar roots, out of which she
makes her famou Klickitat baskets.
She will have some nice baskets for
sale later in the season. II
A. p. Bateham made flying trip to
Portland last week. Mr.. Bateham is
preparing to erect an extensive fruit
building on his farm, requisite quite
necessary in his line of business.
W. E. Husk made business trip
to The Dalles one day last week.
George Chamberlain is seriously
contemplating a goose hunt in Gillian
county after the rush of work is over.
viii Stevenson was a passenger on
Saturdays train for The Dalles.
Judging from the invoice of fruit
trees which arrived in Mosier this
week, there will be a great increase OF
acreage in orchards in Mosier valley
this coming year.
Mosier was lively last week with
land seekers. One man having found
the object of his search, has decided
to remain with us.
The following is the loll of honor
for the month ending November 3,
1905: Willie Stewart, Willie Depee,
ora Wait, Georgia Wait, Lloyd Fish
er, Gertrude Davenport, Alice Mo.
ser, Shelley Hudson, Aldine Humid
son, Mary Morgan, Liodica Haacke,
Alefora Haacke, Annie Haacke, Mat
tie Green, James Green, Louis Bur
lingame.
Mosier is at last nicely equipped
with a first class barber hop, a much
felt need among the male element of
Mosier. Mr.. Van Nortwick has op-
ened a shop in Johnnie Wellburg's
store and is thoroughly equipped for
business.
Rev. Frank Johns of Cascade Locks
began protracted effort in the school
house in District No. 8 on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Johns is aided in the work
by j. L. Brewer and others.