The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-10

pole with the school colors of pink
and green by twelve you ng girls was
an attractive feature of the the enter
tajnment. The ring prize game, con-
Quoted by Miss Godberson, was en-
Enthusiastically entered into by all.
Miss Ruth Weidrick was presented
the BOBBY prize, and Miss Ora Wait
succeeded in gaining the first prize,
which was q pen knife.
Mrs. Forsburg made a special trip
to Portland last week for the purpose
of consulting an oculist concerning
her eyes with which she has been hav-
ing recent trouble.
A. p. Bateham was visitor to Hood
River on Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Rowland came up from
Hood River on Thursday to visit with
her mother who is i'll.
William Rowland, of Hood River,
came up to Mosier on Sunday last,
and returned with his wife and son
on Monday.
Apple spraying was the Issue Of the
day throughout the week with the Or
chardists, and twas not until Satur-
day that the completion Of the first
application was accomplished.
Mrs. Chas. Graham was taken vio-
lently i'll ON Sunday night, necessi-
tating the hasty Fservice of physi-
clan, who, fortunately, was already in
town on professional business.
Miss Mary Middleswart, who has
spent the past year in Hood River at
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spend her vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Smith, of The Dalles, visited
friends in Mosier last week.
Miss Nora Root, who has been in
The Dalles for the past few months,
visited her parents on Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
Mrs. Burlingame, accompanied by
her son, Edgar, returned from Grass
valley on Monday.
The social dance given on Saturday
eve was most enjoyable affair.
j. w. Weidrick, who recently pnr-
chased the Capt. McNulty estate, is
erecting an eight-room cottage on his
new farm. Mr.. Hubb is the architect
for the building, and there is no
doubt but that 1t will be cozy affair,
Miss Dollie Mosier was a passenger
! on Friday q early train for Hood River,
at which place she went to attend the
funeral of ~. l.. Adams which took
place ON Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ella Weldrick is suffering
from severe attack of poison oak
Rev. Wood, of Hood River, delivered
a very ablo sermon on Thursday even
ing to a we'll filled house. The people
of Mosier will be glad to welcome Rev.
Wood again among them.
Mrs. VIM. Dimick came up from
Vancouver on Thursday of last weeh
and will spend the summer at the mil
with her brother, Mr.. Geo. Chamber
lain.
The roll of honor for the term end.
ing April q in District 81 is as fol
lows: Flossie Bailey, Clyde Bailey,
Willie Depee, Lloyd Fisher, Mamie
Green, James Green, Annie Haacke,
Leodica Haacke, AlfeTa Haacke, Mat.
tie Hudson, Aldine Hudson, Shelly
Hudson, Emily Husbands, Mary Nor
gan, Irene Morgan, Douglas Morgan,
Alice Mosier, Willie Stewart, Ora
Waite, Johnnie Epping and Randy
Cook.
Geo. Cham beTlain made hasty trip
to Portland on Friday for the purpose
of purchasing some mill machinery.
Mrs. Il. j. MiddleswaIt made triE
to Hood River one day last week fol
the purpose of consulting her physi.
clan.
The Grange in Mosier is thriving
: organization, new members coming In
steadily at each meeting.
j. N. Mosier, wife, and Miss Alice
went down to Hood River on Friday
to attend the funeral of W. l.. Adams.