The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-06-14

Mr.. Arthur Middleswart, from the
East, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Z. j..
Middleswart.
Mrs, James Watt and daughters,
Misses Agnes and Viola, Of the Dalles,
are occupying MIR. Stevenson's resi-
dence. Mrs Watt brings her daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes, who has been very
seriously sick for some time, to Mo
sier, with the hop9 OF benefting her
health.
Misses Edna Root and Mary Mid
dleswaIt and Laurean Dunsmore we're
visitors to Hood River last week.
Mrs. Morgan's mother and sister, of
Boise City, Idaho, are guests at the
Morgan home.
The swell occasion of the season at
Mosier was the marriage of Miss Nora
Root to Mr.. George Rorden of Hood
River, (which took place on Wednesday,
May 30th, In the Baptist church. For
the pleasure Of the many friends of
the bride the wedding was made pub
lie, as a result of which the seating
capacity of the church was taxed to
its utmost. Promptly at II o'clock
a. M. the bridal party entered the
church to the strains of Mendells
ohn's beautiful wedding march which
was rendered by Miss d. Mosier. The
bride and groom, attended by the
bridesmaid, Miss Elsie MiddlesW art,
and best man, Mr. Leo Root, broth
or of the bride, we're met at the
church by Rev. Hershner, ut Hood
River, who performed the brief but
solemn ceremony Of the Congrega-
tional ritual, which pronounced them
husband ard wife. The bride was
stately in beautiful princess gown of
white organdie with veil and bridal
wreath, and cu id a shower bouquet
of white carnations The bridesmaid
looked charming In gown of pink or
candle, and carried LaFrance roses.
After the ceremony the host of friends
took occasion to extend best wishes
and healthy congratulations to the
bride and groom, after which the par.
ty marched out to the strains Of the
wedding march, The relatives and
immediate friends Of the family were
driven to the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Amos Root,
where most sumptuous wedding din
ner was served to the guests. The
bride was the recipient of many and
very valuable gifts from her friends.
Mist shower of rice and hearty good
wishes from the many friends who
had assembled at the depot to see the
young couple off on the train. Mr.
and Mrs. Rorden lett on the afternoon
train for Hood River where the groom
has a snug little home fitted up for
his bride.
The new local upper Columia river
train put on by the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company May 20, does
much towards inducing the people of
Mosier to travel by rail In preference
to employing other methods. The ex.
tent of appreciation for this accom-
train can be estimated only
by those who have been obliged to
suffer the inconvenience of being de-
pIived of it for the past several
m months, and while Mosier has done her
duty in raising her portion of com
plant in his matter of unsatisfactory
TO express her gratitude and satisfac-
tion for this present privilege and to
rise up and call the final awakening
blessed.
Miss Katherine Davenport, who has
been Ill for the past two weeks with
The measles, Is reported TO is con
Mrs. viii Roland, OF Hool Ri"rr,
spent last week with her mother, Mi1.
h. j. Middleswart.
Mrs Morgan's sister, who has been
her from Boise, Idaho, re-
turned home on last Sunday.
Mrs. Parish made brief visit to
The Cascade Locks, one day last week.
W. N. Akers and sons, from South
Bend, Wash, are guests at the home
Of Mr.. Akers' father-in. law, W. A.
Stark.
Mr.. William Rowland, of Hood Riv-
or, spent Sunday in Mosier Visiting
his mother, Mrs. Alex Stewart.
Chas. Cramer and mother we're pns-
sengers on Fridays afternoon locGl
for Portland,
The sudden death of the little SOL
of Nh. and Mrs q. p. Hunter calls
forth the sympathy of the entire com.
of Mosier. Sad, indeed, we're
the circumstances surrounding the
death of this little child. Having
been taken suddenly and alarmingly
Ill with spinal meningitis Mr.. Hunter