The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-06-29
MOSIER.

Chas. Davenport returned to Mosier
Monday evening, safter spending a few
days in Portland.
Miss Chatfield spent most of the
week in The Dalles attending. teachers
institute.
Misses Sadie ard Marietta Hildreth
left Tuesday for The Dalles where
they will remain during the week.
Mrs. Bert Middleswart and children
came Wednesday from Prakdale to
remain for Several weeks.
Ladies Aid spent few social hours
very pleasantly Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Grandma Cobb. I"
Miss Whetson helped serve the refresh
ments.
c. A. McCargar made trip to Port
land this week.
Rush Sellinger, of The Dalles, and
Harry Sellinger, Of Washougal, spent
Thursday and part of Friday here with
their mother, who left Saturday after
non for Trout Lake, Wash, to be with
her sons, Zeno and Bernard.
Mrs. Jno. Lantry and son returned
to their home in Lyle, Friday.
Mrs. Sam Eber and son, Donald,
came the latter part of the week from
Portland to visit Mrs. Eber's sister,
Mrs. J. N. Mosier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Berglund went to
Hood River. Friday.
Misses Anne and May Shogren came
Saturday morning from Portland,
spending Sunday on the ranch.
w. T. Mcclure had business Satur-
day in Hood River.
T. W. Wooley, of Portland, spent
Saturday in Moiser.
Irma Phillips is visiting her sister at
Oysterville, Wash.
A. P. Batehanl, j. N. Mosier, Mr..
and Mrs. r. R. Morrison and son, and
d. D. Hail returned home Saturday
evening from Portland where they had
spent most of the week on business.
In spite of the rain Friday afternoon
pleasant time was spent at the Sum-
day school picnic by good crowd of
children and grown-ups also; games
were enjoyed after the dinner, which
was served about one p. M, picnic
fashion, from baskets.
Mark Mayes spent Sunday at his
ranch, returning to Portland Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nelson arrived Sat-
urday evening from Portland and will
visit few days with Mrs. Nelson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Littlepage.
Messrs. Chamberlain and Middleswart
returned last Sunday evening from a
hunting trip in the region of Badger
Lake. On the journey to and from the
| lake the gentlemen passed over snow
many feet deep, staying over one night
on top of Lookout Mountain, where
they viewed a new snow fall of six
inches or more. They enjoyed good
sport fishing, and were on two sides
of old Mt. Hood, returning home via
Hood River.
Artie Vestal, of Eagle Point, came
Friday evening, remaining over Sun
day., the guest of his aunt, Mrs. N.
A. Hunter.
Wedding bells will ring this week
for two prominent young Mosier
people: announcement later.
MISS Dtlie JOHHSOH, VI lOOu hlNci,
spent Sunday in Mosier.
r, F. Hardwick is hauling the ma
terial preparatory to building the
residence on his upper Main street
property.
Mat Schoren, of The Dalles, has
spent the past week at the home of his
uncle, G. Wyss.
W. L. Rowland and family enjoyed
a visit with Ira Rowland and family
on the other side of the river Sunday,
Indian Jack taking them over Satur-
day evening in his sail boat.
Mosier's bali game Sunday was a
joke. The score stood 9 and IL, favor
of White Salmon.
Miss Blanche Ross returned home
Saturday from visit with relatives in
Portland.