The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-07-06
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daughter were Hood River visitors
Monday.
Mrs. G. H. Dunsmore spent part of
Monday in Hood River.
Mrs. Jno. Wellberg, Mrs. Sparkling,
and Mrs, Bliss were shopping in Hood
River Tuesday morning.
Mr.. an Mrs. Gerald Wyss went to
The Dalles Tuesday evening where
they attended the wedding Wednesday
of Mrs. Wyss's son, Charles Alternately
and Miss Marietta Hildreth. Rev.
Polling ofliciated. After the wedding
dinner the young couple left for their
home south of Mosier few miles.
Their many Efriends wish them long
years of happiness and prosperity.
Tuesday afternoon the following
Mosier people spent in Hood River:
Mrs. S. d. Fisher and daughter Lur.
line, Mrs. l.. Mcdonald, Mrs. j. K.
McGregor, and Miss Whitson.
Mrs. Myra Vinegar will spend the
summerson the coast.of Maine with her
brother and family.
Mrs. J.. j. Smith, of Bic Eddy, ac-
companied by her son, Fred, and wife.
spent a couple of days on the ranch
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble, of Chicago
Heights, ILL.,. are spending some time
at the Chatfeld home.
Miss Elsie McLynn, of Portland, is
visiting Misses Marie and Alice
Shogren.
Mrs. Anna McLane returned home
Thursday from the Hawaiian Islands.
She enjoyed the trip and sights seen to
the fullest extent. While there she
visited the volcano, mentioned so much
in papers and periodicals. She said
''the sight is grand, awe inspiring and
never to be forgotten and well worth
the extra cost. .
Born, Saturday morning, to Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Middleswart, daughter
Alex Stewart went to The Dalles on
business Thursday.
J. f. Cole and family came home
from Portland Friday evning.
Mrs. G. H. Page and son, Henry,
were in Hood River Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Graham left Sat
urday morning for Moro, to visit Mrs.
Graham's parents few days.
FE. Jacobson and family, of Portland,
are spending a few weeks on the
ranch.
sssMr. fand Mrs. E. B. Morden, of Port
land, Saturday to visit their new home
south of Mosier, lately the c. A. Frey
place.
Mrs. s. Watt, of International Falls,
Minn., arrived Sunday evening, gong
out to the Stanley Eastman residence
Monday. MIR. Watt has been here
some time and seems we'll pleased.
Don Littlepage is suffering from an
attack of erysipelss over his and face
head.
Leo Seguin and son, Charles, arrived
the last of the sweek from Chemawa
and Portland to spend the vacation or
the farm where Mr.. Seguin is en-
ployed.
Rev. Sickafoose and wife, and G. L.
Carrollkleft Monday,to attend the Sun.
day school convention held in Portland
Geo. NJ. Sturgess, of Portland, spent
Sunday with his home folks.
Mrs. AL Nelson and some friends oi
The Dalles came Monday afternoon tC
spend a few days with Mr.. VIM. John.
son and children.
Mr.. and Mr.. Chick, Gordon Graham
and Ira Evans we're passengers fol
Hood River Monday afternoon.
The ball game between Belmont anC
Mosier Sunday was very good. Score
5 to favor of Belmont.
Quite a number of Mosier people
plan to spend the Fourth in Lyle,
while others will enjoy home picnlcs
with friends and games.
Messrs. Bennett, Dunsmore anC
Huskey will enjoy few days out III
the wilds this week.
Miss S. Morris left Monday for Port
land where she will remain few
months before returning.
A. S. Ashley, OF the Commercial
Club, went to Portland Monday for {
couple days stay.
DR.. Macrum is having the materia
put on the ground for his new resi-
dance