The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-29
MOSIER.

streets with other rubbish, put there
by some of the smart set which will
eventually be to their sorrow IL it
don't stop.
j. L. Ford, of Dallas, has been
looking over the valley with view
| Of buying and is very much pleased
with our healthy fruit1trees, and also
our fruit.
Vim. johnson has gotten his car of
lumber off the rairload right of way
SO he says before he had to give it's
value to the company for ground
rent.
Miss Elsie Denney, who has been
very low with appendicitis, is now
improving.
M. ii. Craft, of Upper Hood River
valley, is again with US, and Mike
says their Is no place like Mosier.
Well, Mike has one of the finest young
orchards in this valley or any other
for that matter and he has right to
like Mosier.
What is known as the Cham berlain
road, built by the people with little
help from the county, although 1t is
a county road, is only miserable In
one place now, so N. P. Sturgess tells
us.
j. W. Weidrick and family we're on
our streets one day this week. Mr..
Weidrick, late Of Buffalo, N. y, Is
we'll pleased with his buy here.
Albret e Wright, of Los Angeles,
CAL, Is with us now looking to the
putting In of "a saw mill.
Geo. Chamberlain returned from
hunting trip and says his was little
bear and when he went to jump over
the log and saw the big one, it made
him so mad he just sat on the log
and wished his brother was there to
see 1t.
Mrs. j. Wiedrick and daughters,
Ruth and Florence, have returned
from the metropolis, where they were
visiting friends.
Mrs. j. N. Mosier spent part Of
last week in Hood River.
Rev. Hill, of The Dalles, was heard
last Sunday at the Baptist church,
where he delivered very capable and
interesting sermon.
DR.. Robinson is now permanently
located in the Mosier house. Mr..
Robinson has neatly equipped
Office, and also carries a line of drugs
and pharmacy goods.
Mis-. Carmine Powell has returned
to Hood River, after a brief visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Baer.
Charles A. Cramer has returned to
Portland where he intends to remain
for the winter.
A party consisting of John Sealey,
Frank Sealey, wife and daughter and
MIR. and Mrs j. II. Murphy, spent
Sunday at the Macrum ranch, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Henning-
son. They returned to Portland on
the Sunday afternoon local we'll laden
with choice apples and other good
things which Mosier Can so we'll pro-
duce the last bat not least with the
fixed idea that they had seen and been
in beautiful, well developed valley.
Messrs. A. Root, ). Wiedrick and
II. Forsberg are now at work putting
in branch telephone line which will
connect their Individual residences
with the main line.
j. II. HellbI onner, of Hood Rive,
visited his fruit farm in South Mosier
on Sunday.
Elmer Forbes has returned for the
winter after an absence of several
months.
An evening tea was given TN Friday
night by Mrs. Belle Booth to her
many friends. A very enjoyable time
was the verdict given by those in at
tendance.
Mrs. Margaret Dunno is convalesc-
ing. Mrs. Dunne's serious illness
caused much alarm among her many
friends, who gladly note her imp ove-
ment.
Clinton Wood, of Odeil, came up
on Monday aud will remain for a
time on his homestead.
+. W Wilson, of The Dalles, spent
Saturday of last week OIL his farm at
this place.
Mr.. M. Craft, of Sky ranch, Mount
Ii ood, is visiting friends. We trust
that Mr.. Craft and wife tnee Patience
Cooper may soon become permanent
residents of our valley.
J. Wellberg is making extensive
improvements on his city property. |
Owing to an increase In business MIR. |
Wellberg has found 1t necessary to
add additional rooms to his cafe as
we'll as more extended ground room.
Mr.. George Wood and daughter,
Marian, have returned from The
Dalles where they spent several days
OF last week.
An extensive Thanksgiving enter
tainment under the auspices Of the
school children and under the super
vision of Miss Olmstead, will be Civ
en- at the church on Thursday next. |
Special church services will also be
rendered.