The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-03
MOSIER.

/ S. d. Fisher spent several days
transacting business in Portland this
week.
J. NJ. Elliott was in The Dalles
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Sellinger went to Portland
Thursday.
c. A. Brown left for Portland during
the week to attend to business affairs.
Mrs. Alex Stewart spent several days
upon the ranch this week.
Leslie Webb, of Portland. spent a
few days IN Mosier this week.
Miss Sadie Hildreth came from Port
| land Tuesday at which place she had
visited relatives and friends.
A. NJ Roop came early to town last
Thursday and drove home the proud
possessor of a nice new buggy. The
purchase was made of the firm of
A. Stewart. who deals in such neces-
sary conveyances for farmers.
Geo. S. Hail returned to Mosier
Thursday after an absence of eight
months.
Bernie Michel arrived Friday morn
ing from Wamego, Kansas, where he
has been enjoying farm life with his
grandparents.
r. w. Simpson transacted business
in The Dalles Friday.
Mrs. X. l.. Cooper and Mrs. Ruppe,
are spending week or so as the guests
of relatives in The Dalles.
L. H. Wilson, of Oswego visited his
sons, Guy and Winfield, last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Ross came home the
first of the week from a short recrea-
tion at the seashore.
Miss Flora Macdonald arrived Tues
day morning from Salt Lake City,
Utah, to remain some time here with
her mother and brother.
Mr.. Mayer spent few days in Port
land during the week.
L. A. Mathews was in Portland a
day or so this week.
Miss Alice Moser is visiting friends
at Wilbur, Oregon, in the Upper Will
lamette Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carroll visited
Portland last week and kwhile there
selected part of the furniture and
other necessary furnishings for their
new residence which is nearing com
pletion.
q. P. Morden spent a few days in
Portland the past week with his wife
and small son.
c. j. Fredrickson had business at
the county seat during the week.
Mr.. Wander Putten and family are
now living at the. Mayer Ranch.
Thos. Lelliott, Jr., spent part of his
vacation at home with his parents,
returning to Portland the last of the
week.
Mrs. W. A. Stark spent most the
week in Moser with her daughter,
Mrs. Akers, and sister, Mrs. Cobb,
beforesreturning to Hood River.
Mrs. B. Dunsmore and grandson
went to The Dalles Friday evening.
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Fred
Evans Wednesday afternoon.
Prof. j. +. Johnson left for Castle
Rock, Wash, Saturday morning.
Mr.. Oates, salesman for Wadhams &
Kerr Bros, of Portland, with several
other Knights of the Grip, were in
Mosier during the week.
Those going to Hood.River the last
OF the week were DR.. Robinson; Mrs.
VIM. Mcclure and Miss Pearl; Mrs. j
Z. Higley; Mrs. j. l.. McLearen anc
children; Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Young
and son, Fred: Mrs. N. p. Sturgess
and son, Ed; MIR. and Mrs. f. A.
Shogren and two daughters; Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. Nj. Carroll.
Mrs. Dolie Robinson went to The
Dalles Friday.
Agnes Phillips has been very ill the
last week from the effects of falling
off wagon at her home east of town
She is some better at this writing
monday afternoon.)
Lee Evans, Sr., left Saturday for {
stay of several weeks with relatives
near Alsea and the coast.
Sunday, July %, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Wyss entertained the following
company at their home south of Mos
ier Mrs. w. E. Kretzer and child
ren; Mr.. and Mrs. Mat. Schoren am