The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-04-25
MOSIER.

Mrs. L. V. Wood and daughter,
Marion, returned from The Dalles last
Friday. Mrs. Wood has been afflicted
with a malsdy effecting the ear which
necessitsted her seeking medical
treatment.
On Thursday at the residences OF the
grOom's mother, Mrs. j X. McGIeg-
or, was solemnized the wedding of
DIR. II. q. Davis and Miss Ida Black.
The wedding was a private Que only
immediate relatives heing In attend
ance, also DR.. Grey, of Albany, an
intimate friend Of the groom. We
congratulate Harry, as we all best
know him, upon being so fortunate In
winning such an estimsbie young lady
as his bride. The newly married oou
pie will reside in PIineville, where
the groom 10 practicing dentistry, and
where they will be at home to their
many friends. Congratulations.
Mrs. Geo. Parrish returned from
The Dalles on Wednesday after an sb.
sence OF several days.
T.. j. Huskey was a local Dsllesits
during the week, being called to that
place on special business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sendlinger have ar
rived from Chicago and have taken up
their abode In their new home on In
dian creek. Mr.. and Mrs. Sendlinger
are greatly delighted with Oregon and
especially Mosier, the place they have
selected as their home. We extend
them a most welcome hand and our
best wishes.
Mrs. George Bigler, of Hood River,
has been the guest OF Mrs. ID. Mellow
an for several days past.
Mrs. Nancy Olsen spent Saturday
in Hood River. Mrs. Olsen returned
on Sunday accompanied by her son,
Henry, who is employed at Ruthton.
One of the prettiest and best CON
given by Mr.. and Mrs. V. @. Young
in honor of their son, George, Satur.
day evening. The new and commodi-
ous home of these good people was
thrown open In true spirit aud most
capable manner. The rooms we're very
prettily decorated with Oregon grape,
lupine, dog tooth violets, tTilliums
and jonquils these In connection with
the many lights, presented q most
cheerful and inviting recess. With
most excellent music furnished on the
violin, banjo and guitar, the merry
crowd "tripped the light fantastic"
until midnight, when the variation
presented another phase and scene
found In the pretty and commodious
dining loom. Here was found, upon
immense tables OF snowy witness,
the many good things which the hos.
tess Ii so capable Of furnishing In the
culinary line. consisting OF the fol-
lowing menu: roast chicken, dress
ing, salad, pickles, jelly, canned
peaches, fruit cake, lemon pie, ohoc-
olate rice, oranges, angel cake, grape
fruit, coffee, nuts. The crowd dis
persed later bearing In mind the re.
membrance of most pleasant even
ing in every detail, and wishing
George many returns of that glad
day.
Rev. j. l.. Hershner was among us
Thursday, having come to perform
the Davis Block ceremony.
Messrs. +. Ginger and j. N. Mosier
we're local passengers Dalles. bound
last Thursday.
EDGAR Wright was visitor in our
town last Friday.
Geo. Chamberlain, our "soil msn"
made an overland trip to The Dalles
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Gilhousep, OF The
Dalles, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Leila, Is guest of Miss Rather.
inc Davenport.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
to give a public anniversary night at
the Baptist church Friday evening,
April 26th. All are cordially invit-
ed.
Mr., Sherman and Mise linda LETTER
spent Friday In Hood River.
Il. 9. Howe, of Portland, returned
Friday, after being on his farm for
several days.
Bert Middleswart, of Butte, Mont,
is visiting home folks.
Mrs. l.. Sears, of Kiondike, but di.
reotly here from Seattle. has purohas-
cd 50 acres of land In Mosier and will
remain permanently. Mrs. Sears has