The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-24
Falling Hair
MOSIER.

mir' J.. hUDlht0n moe business
rip to The Dailes tuesday.
j. N. Mo. ier aud n. N. Stroup left
for Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. M Dussll left for Coi Wallis
the last OF the week, to ses her mother
who is very Ill
Mr. and Mrs Ed l.. Howe ere
spending some time on the ranch low
aud sre entertaining friends from
Portland
Mrs. Chas. J. Littlepage and
daughters left for Portland the hfAt
OF the week to spend few days.
IL. Hildreth, wife and daneht r.
arrived this week from North DskotA
aud will spend few weeks on Miss
Edna Hildretb's ranch south west OF
Mosier. Miss Edna came up from
Portland where she is working, to be
with the family on the ranch few
days.
Chas. Stark left for The Dalles
Wednesday TO work ON the railroad.
Mrs. M. II. Craft was in Hood
River Monday having d troublesome
tooth attenaed to.
Mics Viola Kuehn came from the
East this week to visit her sister,
Mrs. q. Chick.
Miss Ida Belle Phillips, of Port
land. stopped of Thursday. on her
way from The Dalles to see DR.. and
Mrs. Robinson.
Mira. VIM. johnson and children
came home Thursday from The Dslles.
Mis-. j. e. Higley Is enjoying Wis :
IL from her mother, Mrs. Kent, who
arrived this week from Kansas.
Mrs. Ida M. Mills returned to Port
land Thursday after spending some
time with her daughter Mrs. .. d
Hoag.
Mrs. Floyd Arlington left this week
for months visit with her folks IN
X elso, Wash.
Messrs. Fairbanks and Becker, rep
resenting two Portland hrms, were IN
Mosier Thursday.
Mrs. q. Godbersen and Miss Anna
spent part Of this week visiting near
Monmouth.
W. Ii. Yancey, from Eastern Oregon
has spent several days looking about
Mosier, with view to buying home
here.
Mr.. o. A. Thomas and family came
home Tuesday from b lod River.
Mrs. Thomas left the same evening
for Iowa, where hei mother is quite
i'll.
The Ladies Aid Society met this
week at the home of Mrs. J. Booth
where they were very snjoyably enter
tained. Some new members were
added to the list making In all TWEEN
ty. five.
Miss Elsie Denny was very much
surprised Thursday evening when on
reaching her home (she having spent
the afternoon In Hood River) she
found the house full OF young people
come to do honor to the occasion OF
her birthday. All had a pleasant
time and departed wishing Miss Elise
many happy returns OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and son, Rol.
lie, went to Hood River Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Parrish went TO The
Dalles this week to visit relatives.
Local shipments OF cherries are
going out each day now.
Geo. Evans took his son, Lloyd, to
The Dslles Saturday MOI ming to nn-
dergo an operation. DR.. Robinson,
of Mosier, attended him.
Professor A. Battini passed through
Mosier Friday afternoon taking sup.
per at The Pines Hotel. lie was very
pleasant and talked freely of the
journey be is undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hunter re-
turned Saturday evening from New.
port Oregon where they have been tor
few mouths
Miss Leila Carr, left Sunday after.
noon for an extended visit with rel
atives 10 Seattle.
At the ball game Sunday the Mosier
boys won over the Seven M lie boys.
Next Sunday the game will be played
up In the Seven Mile neighborhood.
Preparations are going steadily on
for the Fourth that bids to be cele
hrated on the Third and good time
is expected by every body.
Miss Myrtle Robinson came up
Monday from Portland to visit Miss
q. Davenport.
Chas. l.. Brown, of Portland, came
up Monday aud went out to the ranch
for few days.