The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-05-02
MOSIER.

Mrs. A. Stewart returned home last
Saturday. Mrs. Stewart has been for
several weeks past with friends and
relatives in McMinnville.
r. IL. Weber, of The Dalles. was
through our valley during the week
in an official capacity.
After having spent a fortnight as
the guest of Miss Davenport, Miss
nellie Gilhousen returned to her home
in The DalIes en- Mondays local.
A joint anniversary of the !. o. o.
f. and Rebekah was he'd on Friday
night in the Baptist church. Aprro
pirate and creditable exercises we're
rendered, after which DR.. o. ID.
Doane, of The Dalles, gave most in
teresting and able discourse. Both
lodges are In flourishing condition,
which denotes good work and pros
perity.
Mr.. and Mrs. II G. Miller arrived
on Monday ana were at once taken
out to their new home ON Indian
creek. This tract of land was recent
ly purchased from Brooks Bros. and
is a very desirable home. The Millers
are we'll pleased with their new home
and surroundings.
Rev. WgIters, of Hood River, paid
his paI ishionefs call on Sunday and
delivered an able sermon at the
Greenwood school house,
s ID. Fisher is at home. Mr.. Fish
er has been employed at Linton for
a time only.
Miss r. Olmstead paid the metrop.
oils visit Saturday.
Mrs. p. Henningsen gave lawn
party OH Monday afternoon In honor
OF her son Walter, it being his 7th
birthday. The merry little voices
AMI well pleased faces indicated their
hearts content and happiness unal-
ioyed. At o'clock a dainty lunch
was serve1 the little folks under the
swaying branches of the gigantic oak
grove, after which the merry crowd
dispersed, wishing Walter many hap
py returns Those invited we're Grace,
Dean and Guy Duvall, Jessie and Will.
bur Denny, Lloyd Comp, Nancy, Jen-
ME and Maigaretta Olsen, and Ruth
HenniDgsen.
Miss Lurline Fisher has returned
from Odell, where she has attended
school durng the winter. LurIine
seems to have longing for Odell. |
wonder whyf
Mrs. Geo. McVsy arrived from
Portland Monday and was at once
driven out to her homestead on Mo-
sier creek.
Mr. Denny is at home for brief
stay from his position at Menominee.
DIR. Robinson was called to Lyle on
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Godbersep and daughter,
Dorothy, returned from Hood River
during the week. They we're the
guests OF M. II. Niokelsen and wife at
Belmont.
Miss Lois Taylor, who has been
with her aunt, Miss ID. Mosier, left
for The Dalles on Monday.
John Davenport and Pete Henning.
sen spent Wednesday in The Dalies.
M. Fl. Poole and niece, Miss June
Mulliken, of The Dalles, passed
through on Wednesday in private
conveyance, Hood River bound. AT
ter Ii brief visit with friends they re-
sumed their journey.
II Patterson, of The Dailes, ia at
present on his homestead.
Miss Eda Root, who has been indis-
posed for several days, Is reported as
being much worse, and 1t is feared
she may have diptheria. Grandma
Cooke, mother Of win Cooke, on Riv-
erview Heights, arrived ON Wednes-
day to remain with her son for
time.
q. j. Phillips, OF Portland, Ia on
hts farm at present. Mr.. Philips will
remain for several weeks. His daugh-
ter, Miss lrma, is also here, and has
taken up her abode with the family OF
A. Root.
Mike Craft, of Skye Ranch, Mt.
Hood, arrived duling the week and
expects to do some work on his ranch
at this place. ,...
Mrs. Theodore Buschkell of Friend,
accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
Sarah McVoy, are rusticating on their
homesteads in South Mosier.
Mrs. II. Powers, of Trout Lake, Is
the guest of Mrs. W. A. Stark.
Miss Elizabeth Leadbetter arrived
from Hood River last week and will