The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-01-11
MOSIER..

Mrs Green 10 suffering from Sc
we're attack OF la grippe.
g o. Ireland and wife have moved
to town for the winter, from their
home on the mountain.
Irene Fisher, daughter Of s. ID.
Fisher, is lying quite i'll at her home
with pneumonia.
John Gavin, an attorney OF The
Dalles, was visitor in. Musier on
Saturday Of last week.
Having business in our town, F. B.
Snyder, through the accommodation
of the o. r. & N. Co. train service
(?), was Obliged to walk up from Hood
River on Sunday last.
Bud Young and family have moved
to Hood River, at which place they
will reside thI ough the winter
months.
At the ball on Friday evening, re-
ception will be given DIR. Olmstead
by the Artisans. DIR. Olmstead is
state medical examiner of the Artisan
lodge, and is an entertaining gentle
man aud a pleasing speaker. This
being the case, very pleasant even
ing Is anticipated by the members Of
the lodge and their invited guests.
Mr.. Peugh has rented his place to
man who comes with his family from
the upper country.
Rev. F. L. Johns, through the poor
accommodation of the train service,
was uuavoidably detained in Mosier
over Sunday night. In th event he
pleased the people of the burg with
good sermon in the Baptist church on
Sunday evening.
Amos Root, prosperous farmer of
MosieI, has recently purchased a new
grubbing machine, with which he ex-
poets to clear q nice tract Of land for
spring blowing.
. George Haacke, man who clearly
foresees the great fruit future Of Mo-
sier, is rapidly putting bis land, ad-
jacent to town, into condition that be
may in the near future broaden his
intere is in that line of industry, an
industry which without doubt In a
few years will carry the lead above all
others in this vicinity, and unless
Moser Is successful before that time
in coming 10 under the name of East
Hood River, Hood River may feel
prompted to annex itself to US as
West Mosier. We are in love with
Hood River, aud we hope that the feel
ing is reciprocated.
Mr.. Stradley and family, who have
been living in the Lifiler house, have
rented Frank GInger's place vest I
town.
On January 2 the Odd Fellows had
a public installation of officers, after
which pleasing program was render
ed, an interesting feature of which
was a mock init alton, which was en-
joyed by all banquet followed the
entertainment, which, of course, was
we'll received, as such things usually
are. A number Of visiting members
we're present from neighbOring towns.
The Modern Woodmen and the
Royal Neighbors held Joint installa-
tion OF officers on Saturday evening,
followed by banquet, such as the
Woodsmen and Neighbors are capable
of giving.
A social dance was given at the hall
on Friday night. All those who par
ticipated report it to have been an
unusually enjoyable affair.
Frank Middleswar Is home on a
visit from Bremerton, Wash. While
here he is conducting a dancing
school in the hall. Mr.. Middleswart
is man of accomplishment, and all
those who worship at the shrine of
Terpsichore, should avail themselves
of this rare opportunity of accom-
plishing the desires of their heart--a
thing which we feel sure Frank is, in
deed, capable Of assisting you in ac-
complishing.
George Harrison's new cottage looks
quite becoming in its fresh coat of
paint.
Mrs. Sam Stark of Wasco is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stark.
ID. M. Duvsl Is moving into the res
idence of G. ID. Morgan on his ranch
east of town. Mr.. Duval expects to
remain throughout the winter that he
may give his children the advantage
of school
Miss A. L. Gulovson takes pride In
presenting the following roll of honor
Tor publication for the school month
ending January 8, 1906. 1t shows the
enthusiasm on the part of the pupilaA
to attend school during the winter
Ii onths despite the muddy roads and
inclement weather. It would seem
that when such interest is manifested
Gu tie part Of the children that it
should behoove the patrons of the
school to provide more comfortable
school accommodates for their chill
dreu. The present school building is
tar too small and incoasm0dious to
admit either teachef Or pupils TO Ia
bor to the best advantage and while
such eageruess ID manifested on the
part of children to alfalfa D higher de-
gree of knowledge, parents should
awake from their lsthaFny and eee
about providing the chiIdren With 8
school room in which to attain this
knowledge. Roll Of honor for district
50 as follows: Emily Husbands, Geof
gia Waite, Ralph Smith, Willie De-
pee, Ora Waite, Willie SteWaFt, MalEie
Hudson, Flora Strsdlev, AIdiAe Hud-
son, Annie Haacke, Eide 0ofacke,
Shelley Hudson, James Green, Ale
fora Haacke, Douglas Morgan, Leo
dica Haacke, Irene Morgan, Fronia
Denny, Alice Mosier, Mary Morgan,