The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-08-17

came up Friday evening to attend
Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Goodale and Miss w Foley, of
Portland. visited week with Mrs +.
+. Masten. leaving Saturday for
Collins, Wash, where they will remain
week before returning home
The time, the place, and the picnic ::
Friday afternoon and evening. August
llth; lovely shady inviting spot on
Mosier creek, not more than a mile
away; and about 20 Mosier residents
with guests out of town included; we'll
filled lunch baskets, cozy camp fire,
boiled potatoes, roasted, toasted roast
ing-ears, delicious coffee, and plenty
of good healthy appetites to enjoy the
spread fit for king. The following
families enjoyed this delightful even
ing: MIR. and Mrs. j. X. McGregor,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Akers, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Shogren, DR.. and Mrs
Robinson, Mrs. Evan Jones and Miss
Agnew, l.. A. Mathews, II. +. Birk-
ner, II. Richards, Stark Akers, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lelllott.
Mrs. j. Parsons and children re-
turned Saturday to Hood RIVER after
spending week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stoltz. A picnic was held
Saturday .morning in their honor at
Mrs. Godbersen's home.
Mrs. Amanda Marsh and l.. Lamb
attended the funeral in The Dalles of
their brother-in-law, A. Y. Marsh.
Mrs. Buckley is very i'll with pneu-
monia. Her son wired for the other
brother and sister at Spokane, Sunday,
and they arrived in the evening.
Lois Taylor, of The Dalles, spent
Sunday with DIR. and Mrs. Robinson.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Marsh went to
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. Jacobsen and daughter, Miss
Evelyn Hayes, spent Sunday at the
ranch.
Train No. II ran down an elderly
man Saturday afternoon between 5 80
and o'clock, a few miles west of The
Dalles near Crates point. The train
men brought the body to MOiser where
it remained until No. 3 came, when,
upon instructions wired the agent, the
body was taken back to The Dalles, to
be turned over to the coroner. As yet
no one has been able to Identify the
remains.
Mosier ball team went to play the
Pine Grove boys Sunday They could
not stay long enough to play the nine
innings, but had to come away at the
end of the 9th. AT that time the score
was to | in favor of Moser.
A. l.. Sundborg left Monday for a
visit with his brother in Saltwater,
Mimi. They have not seen each other
since they were mere boys.
f. H. Burt has come buck to Mo
sier, to attend the drug store, while
Mr.. Arthur takes recreation in the
wilds with DIR. Johnson. as~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spears returned home
Sunday from few days out in the
woods near to Natures 5 Heart" and
report a splendid time. Accompanying
them were Miss Grace Hodge, Agnes
Phillips. and f. b. Dunsmore. They
were successful in getting game.
Miss Jennie Thomas spent Sunday
in The Dalles.
J. T. Davenport was in MosIer over
Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Yonish is reported very
i'll.
Mrs. B. Otto, of The Dalles, spent
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Godber-
son.
Ira Rowland and family came from
across the River Monday to visit Mrs.
Stewart.
Miss Matte Hudson and Miss Rose
Whitson returned home from North
Yakima Monday where they enjoyed 9
stay of two week with relatives.
Mrs. Anna Yarnell, who has beer
here some time with her mother, Mrs
j. P. Carroll, returned to Portland
Monday. Her daughter, Mrs. Ramsey
and child. accompanied her
j. c. Richey and son, of Susanville
Calf, have spent some time campec
on Rock creek gathering specimens OF
plants and wild flowers for naturalist
in California who is associated in.
directly with the great Luther Bur
bank. The Mount Hood lily was one
specimen they gathered with mucf
care. sending them to different
countries for examination and com
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