The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-07
MOSIER.

Sweet spring time has, again come
Its prolonged stay is assured, as the
purple iris fertilaria are being found
on the sunny hills of our fair valley.
Mr.. and rs. M. Craft are visiting
friends in Albany.
Little Olive Coyle Is convalescing
after an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Lucy Mullin returned to Port
land on Saturday after an extended
visit with home folks on "The
Heights. y
Mrs Fred Evans was taken to The
Dalles on Tuesday, where she entered
the lhosp tai for medical treatment.
Or. d. Robinson who performed the
operation, reports his patient as do
ing we'll.
Mrs. Susie Payne, OF Scott's Bar,
Cat, is Whiting her sister, Mrs. Alex
Stewart.
Mrs d. Evans and daughters,
Maude aud Flora, are the guests OF
Mrs. E. Vickers in The Dalles.
The entertainment which was rem
dered by the school pupils ON Friday
night was indeed splendid success.
Their renditions denoted superior
training, as welt as abundant talent.
The proceeds will be used to secure a
new "Stars aud Stripes" for the
school,
Horace Patterson arrived on Satul-
days local and after brief stay re-
turned to The Dalles.
Thomas Godberson came up from
Portland Oh Mondays local. Thomas
has been taking course at the
Holmes Business college.
The East Hood River Fruit Go. are
making extensive improvemet on
their sland adjoining the Davenport
farm. Mr.. A p Bsteham is thor
oGghly active, progressive aud up to
date, as the results are exhibiting.
Mrs. Marietta Harlan came near
taking her life accidentally on Thurs
day. Mrs Harlan, not feeling we'll.
resorted to dose of quinine. In ad-
ministeIing, too large a quantity was
used, eau sing instant poisoning. DIR.
Robinson was Immediately called and
most skiltully took care OF the pa.
tient. Mrs. Harlan is doing nicely,
and will soon be oonvalescent.
E. U. Phillips came up from Port
land on Saturdays local.
An accident occurred at school on
Wednesday in which Billy Booth re.
ceived in consequence fractured
nose and eye, the result of an unruly
| football.
A birthday surprise party WAS Civ
on on Friday night In honor of Miss
Katherine Davenport, which was con
sidered one Of the best social events
OF the season. ALI enjoyed themselves
most heartily even up to the smal
"wee" hours of the morning. Decor
ations consisted of Oregon grape while
the IefI Ieshments included cake, cot
fee, fruit, nuts and candy. Amuse
ments were highly entertaining in ev
cry degree and of no small import
ance, was rendered the literary seleo
tions which followed later, included
dramatic, witty, and we'll rendered
selections by Messis. George Cham
berlain, Dr. Robinson and Carl Nick
elsen. The instrumental music which
followed is highly deserving of men
tion, which included piano selection
by Messr9. Mosier, Davenport ant
Booth, also ", Claire on the guitar
With the dispensing of these melodies
al joined in the happy choi use
" ich followed. Those present were
Misses Dollie Mosier, Floss Bailey
Edna Root, ELSIE Denny, Maude Ev
ans and Gertrude Davenport; Messrs
Ed Dunsmore, DIR. Robinson, Lesli,
Root, Roy Thomas, Carl Bailey, Will
Claire, George Chamberlain, Car
Niokelseh Ralph Duvall, Roy Var
Nortwick. Those sending lregret
were Misses Hazel, Ella and kutl
| Wiedrick, Nora Hunter and Mae Eos
borg, Messrs. Chas. Bennett, Let
Hunter, Harold Fosberg and Ernes
Evans.
Charles Mcintosh, of The Dallei
Marble Works Co., was In our city OIL
Saturday.
George l.. Davenport, of Davenport
Bros, spent Sunday with home folks,
returning to Portland on Sundays To-