The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
MOSIER..

Miss Black, who has for fort night
been the guest of Mis- j. X. McGreg-
or, departed for Portlsnd last Sun
day
Spring has really come, for now the
peach and plum trees are in full
bloom, catching the suns rays in all
It's fullness.
Arbor day was generally observed
and manifest exercises we're rendered
by the pupils OF the town school, un-
der the guidsnce Of Miss Olmstsad.
Fred W. Wilson, accompanied by
Max Vogt, jr., OF The Dslles, spent
Sunday in the formers fruit farm In
South Mosier.
Our "best soil on earth" man is
certainly doing hustler's work. He
reported the following sales during
last week; The George Ireland far N
on the Ireland Ridge to ~. W. Nor
den, OF Portland. Mr.. Morden is
business man. and brother of @. A.
MoIden, manager Of the OIegonian.
Consid Grafton 5000 This tract Of
land lie a very choice one and Mr..
Morden was indeed fortunate on Sc
curing it. Mr. Morden is greatly
charmed with Mosier valley and hei
surroundings, and feels pround to be
of and with us. Another transfer
made by MIR. Chamberlain was the M.
Thiel homestead, the purchaser teing
Messrs. Cameron and Cabel of Port
land. Consideration $4,000. This, too,
Is a choice tract of fruit land and has
fallen into the hands OF good persons
and In return we can say that the
purchasers are more than pleased In
owning this tract
Mr.. Daniel Cameron. of Portland,
spent several days of last week with
US and In looking over real estate.
Mr.. Cameron expects to purchase in
the ear future.
Messrs. q. p. and + NJ. Hunter,
N. p Sturgess, p. Henningsen and }.
Nj. Elliott we're visitors in The Dalles
last Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. Kruger has returned from
Hood River where she visited her
daughters, Mesdames Powell and
Stoltz.
Jno. Evans [and family who have
been living on the j. ii. Heilbronner
farm, have moved to town and are 90
cupying John Davenport's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Middleswart, OF
Ruthton, ale with the home folks at
present. Mr.. MiddleswaIt contem
plates trip to Butte, Mont, In the
near future and 1t is possible that his
family may accompany him.
Mrs. George Parrish has returned
from Portland where she was the guest
OF friends. Father Ewa;d, of Hood
River, spent Friday and Saturday
with psrishioners at this place.
Q. d. Morgan and dauhter, Irene,
OF Portland, we're city guests during
the week. Mr.. Morgan, who was
former Moserite, is now located in
Portland.
A. p. Batehm was metropolis Wis.
itur during the week.
j. M. Chitty, of viento, came up
Friday with the idea of remaining on
his farm for several weeks, aud do
some spring woik.
DR.. Robinson spent Sunday with
friends in the Rose city, where be was
formerly a practitioner.
I. Winans and wife we're among the
"Dallesites" last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. johnson arrived from
The Dalles Saturday.
Messis. Il. B. Wood and r. Fl. Web.
er were on our streets Saturday, also
looking over their property interests
at this place
Miss Carrie Brown arrived on Sun
days local from Portland where she
was visiting over Saturday.
An eastern corporation, under the
guidance OF Surveyor Ed Sharpe, have
been busily at work on Silica Ridge
foi some time past. They have so far
staked out AS claims bearing excellent
showings. these men are all expert.
eneed in this line OF work and with
capital .and material at hand, predict
a marked future ss we'll as a profitable
one. We trust that hest results may
be obtained and that now In its EN-.
bryo state will later be a great indus
trial development.
A. W. Culver, a Portland druggist,
spent three days OF last week In our