The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-05-13
MOSIER,.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Kunke, of Den.
yer, Colo, spent part of Monday and
Tuesday looking over the Mosier val
ley. They purchased 10 acres a few
miles east of Moser They like the
country fine, and expect to return.
They went from here to Goldendale,
Wash.
Elmer Coyle and family came Mon.
day evening tom Lafayette, Ore.
where they recently sold their farm.
They will stay in Mosier and take
look round. before locating again.
Born, Wednesday morning, May 5,
to Mr.. aud Mrs. s. M. Nichol, son.
All partrs doing fine.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Craft returned Tuesday
evening from pleasant visit with re.
latives in Seattle and Portland.
Geo. Chamberlain, made a sale of
200 acres of land this week. from
Keece PIather aud hi4 sou, Charles,
to the East Hood River Land Co who
intend cutting the property into 10
acre tracts, and putting it on the
market soon
Mrs. s. d Fisher visited her
mother and brother In Odell this
week.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, OF Baker
City, is visiting relatives in Mosier.
Mosier people going to Hood River
this week we're: K. Il. Morrison and
= wife, Mis-. Arthur Middleswart, Mr..
j. K. McGregoI and Il. f. Bothfur.
Miss Ethel Willig left for The Dali
lA, Sak. Inr- nlt g., l., .,,k
with Mrs. G H. DunsmoIe.
Mrs. Nancy Blakeley, died at mid
night, Thursday night, May l3. at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Vim. Nc.
Clure. Mrs. Blakeley was past "a
years OF age. She came to Oregon
many years ago, when no one was
hardly to be seen except the native
Red Men OF the forest. Interment
took place, Sunday afternoon in the
Odd Fellows cemetery at The Dalles
where her husband and son are buried.
Some of the relatives going from Mos
cir to attend the services we're: Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Mcclure, Il. T.
Blakeley, T. j. Mcclure, Mrs. A. A.
Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Winans,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robt. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Middleswart, N Willie Nc
Clure.
Mrs. G. God went to The
Dalles Friday to visit her daughters,
Rertha and Anna.
Mrs. Ii. f. Bothfur spent a few
days In The Dalles this week.
II. II. Nielsen and VIM. r. Strokes
went to The Dalles Friday to make
final communication proof on their
homestaads.
Other people visiting the county
seat this week we're as follwos: j. K.
Huskey, Ole Olsen. D. G Napper,
Thomas G. Godbersen, G. f. Stautter,
A. Stewart, Geo. SeIIinger, j. M.
Elliot, n. P. Sturgess, Wm. Rowland,
Lee Hunter, Geo. Carroll and j. K.
Higley.
Geo. Cham berlain went to Portland d
on business Monday afternoon.
A party of fourteen Odd Fellows
went over Saturday evening to visit
the lodge at White SalTo on. They
returned in the wee smtll hours of
Sunday morning and report having
splendid time at the meeting with
the Washington brothers. 1t will be
their turn to come over to the Orc
gon side, aud look across the river,
it il the same no doubt with them as
some OF the brothers Oh this side.
They dn not know how their own
country looks from the other side.
At the ball game Sunday we hear
the score stood Ia to in favor Of
Hood River. That was not so bad as
it might have been considering that
most of Mosier's players are begin
ners. They we're cut for practice and
experience, and Of course got it. Bet
ter luck later.
A number of the local Odd Fellows
went to The Dalles Nom day evening
to take the Encampment degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Evans wet to
The Dalles on Mondays local.
Fred Evans and wife went 10 Hood
River Monday afternoon.