The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-31
Ayers PlIis greatly aid the Cherry
PoctoFal In breaking up q coid

A. B. Graft, of Wasco, was the guest
of j. P. Carroll ands family one day
last week.
Messrs. fElmer and Leo Root have
8 Did their land, lying some miles back
on ths mountains, for consideration
of $3, 200.
D. II. Parker, Of The Dalles, who
has homesteaded forty acre tract OF
land, lying two miles south OF town,
has moved with bis family on the
place and expects to develop a com
forta BILE home on 1t in the future.
Miss Jessie Hardwick, of Kelso,
Wash. ,is visiting relatives and friends
in Mosier.
Miss Lizzie Evans, Of Portland,
came up ON Friday and is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Of The
Dalles, we're the guests Of Mrs Tay-
lor's sister, Miss Dollie M osier, few
days last week.
Mr.. Hubb, who is the contractor
for j. w. Wildriek's new residence
which Is In course OF erection, was
suddenly called to The Dalles last
week on account Of illness in his
home.
Dick Evans returned from The Dal-
les on Sunday, accompanied by his
mother in-l law, Mrs. Denton.
On Friday last Miss Agnes l..
Gulovson, completed most sue esE
ful nine months term of school in
District No. So. miss GulOvson is
I an amiable and sweet young woman,
who by her kindness and suavity OF
manner has ingratiated herself into
, 1.-THE hearts of the Mosier people to
point approaching almost refusal to
, accept her resignation should she de-
! sire 1t.
Q Miss Katie Davenport returned from
8 Portland on Thursday evening. where
she had been to attend the State Re
bekah Assembly, having been elected
q delegate from the Mosier assembly
Miss Lenore Adams, of Hood River,
. was the guest OF her aunt, Miss Dollie
n Mosier, on Saturday and Sunday.
" The eight grade examination for
70 the pupils In District 81 was conduct
ed by Miss D. Mosier at her home,
" Nav II and l8 Miss Lurline Fisher
: passed with high standing and was
!. awarded diploma for her success.
nj Alex Stewart and Jno. Carroll re
turned on Friday from Portland,
\ where they had been as delegates tC
y the grand lodge, |. o. o. F., which
y y was in session In Portland last week.
D. The first annual commencement ex
ercises in District 81 we're held In th'
~ Baptist church on Friday evening
"a May %. Through the deft fingers o
Le Miss Gulvoson and her pupils, tn
~ church was decorated with flower
and potted plants ani festooned will
Oregon grape twined with caldina
bands, cardinal being the class color
until the scene was rendered a bowe
ly Of delight to the eye. The exercise
,h we're entertaining, and the spirit o
O. vivacity evinced by the pupils CAV
o. tribute to their teacher in her etticien
ay preparation of so pleasing program
Miss Lurline Fisher was valedlctoI la
- and acquitted herself we'll in the de
livery. After presentation OF the al
- ploma to the graduate, Miss Lurlin
Fisher, the following pupils we're pre-
sented with large certificates OF awar
for being neither absent nor tard
y throughout the rear: Annie Haacke
q Leodica Haacke, Mary Morgan, Alic
Moiser, Ora Waite, Willie Depet
Johnnie Epping, Aldine Hudson.
The roll of honor the last schoC
n month, ending May %, are as follows
Annie Haacke, Leodics Haacke, Mar
Morgan, Alice Mosier, Ola Waite
Willie Depee Johnnie Epping,, Adm
Hudson Marion Woods, Mary Arm
strong, Lloyd Fisher, Alefora Haackt
Shelly Hudson, Matte Hudson, Geol
gia Waite, Willie Stewart, Emily Hud
son.
n Miss Agnes Gulovson left on Wed
nesday's afternoon train for Portland
where she goes TO spend her vacatio
with her parents,
Prominent zeal estate men OF Porl
land and Hood River we're much
evidence in Mosier on Sunday las
Having chartered Mr.. Ginger's liver
y rig, they we're driven through tt
s. country, taking occasion OF viewin
the outlook for future business. Th
being the factor of interest to the gel
tlemen, Mosier can furnish them II
attraction, and stands with beckonin
hands to offer the honest hOmeseekt
land with multitudinous faciliti'
for establishing comfortable home