The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-23
MOSIER.

with the apple harvest.
Miss Bertha Godbersen returned to
Portland Tuesday. after remaining over
one month on the ranch with her home
folks.
C. Y. Cooper, of The Dalles. was in
our village Tuesday.
Miss Maude Batehsm visited Mrs.
Weller at Mayerdale this week.
Miss NADIA Clark went to Portland
Monday to meet her sister-in-law and
small child who are coming from Fres-
no. Cslit.. for visit Of a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper came
over Tuesday from The Dalles, having
visited relatives there for few days.
Levi Chrisman was business visitor
from The Dalles. Thursday.
Mr.. Petersen, of Wapinitia, spent
few hours Sunday with Mrs. B.Johnson
and children.
W. A. Stark, of Hood River. spent
Thursday in Mosier with relatives.
Mrs. C. G. Nichol was shopping in
Hood River Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Scearce were in
Hood River Friday afternoon and even
ing.
Fedal Yackie returned this week
from st. Joseph, Mo-, where he spent
the last year. His mother sreturned
with him end will spend the winter in
Portland.
A. M. Roop, Z. L. Root, A. Grosser
and Fred Templemire, were Mosler
gentlemen whose name9 were drawn to
serve during the November term OF
court.
H. C. Bower, of Portland. spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howe at
Lehowa.
j. M. Carroll and Arthur Keehn were
among the Mosier prize VIII Shers at the
county fair in The Dalles.
Among those going TO the final day
of the fair at Hood River Saturday
were w. p. Vining and family. Elmer
Davidhizar, Dean Duvall, Ivan Wood
and James Carroll.
in. Mosier and Amos Root were
business visitors to The Dalles Monday.
Mrs. r. M. Ross and daughter spent
Sunday in Mosier.
| Mrs. F. S. Cunning and little nieces,
Gertrude and Helen Wood, spent Sun
day in Mosier, returning to The Dalles
in the evening.
Chas. Bennett left Monday 10 spenC
few days with his brother in Salem
Ore.
| Messrs. Geo. Chamberlain and Lee
Hunter made business trip OF few
days to Portland the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bailey lef
Monday afternoon for Portland, Ore.
to reside.
H.. G. Kibbee was business visitor
in The Dalles during the week.
c. A. McCargar and family spen
Sunday afternoon in Hood River.
W. F. Baker, Of Big Eddy, spen
Sunday in Mosier.
B. l.. Sellinger came over Sunda.
from Trout Lake, WASH, to spend
few days with his mother.
There will be regular services at tn
| church next Sunday morning. Youni
peoples meeting in the evening.
Eddie Wells had an acute attack o
appendicitis Saturday and was taken t
the hospital at Hood River Sunda,
morning for an operation. Had it bee
delayed IL hours, it is stated, he coul
not have recovered. At last account
he is doing well.
/ Elsie Wells is on the sick list wit
apparently the same trouble as he
brother. All should know this disease
: like others. should be taken in time.
Mrs. Lurana Lewis, in company wit
Miss Maud Scott, left for their home
in Portland Monday afternoon. Mis-
Scott come last week Wednesday. Mrs
Lewis spent three weeks here visiting
II. M. Vannier and family.
Mrs. L. C. Sonneman and her mother
Mrs. John Klotz, visited on the Wes
Side Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McClain, iron
Portland, were guests of MIR. and Mrs
D. H. Thorn recently. MIR. McClain
superintendent of plant, Western Unio
Telegraph Co.
Mrs. Ralph johnson visited he
daughter, Mrs. Joe Vannier, Saturda
and Sunday.
Mrs. Violet Lage, from Hood River
and friend, were callers at the Jarvi
home Sunday.
A small party of gentlemen ascende
Fir Top Sunday morning. Similar
the experience of others, they foun
the decent more difficult to accomplish
There was a good attendance 9
church last Sunday evening.
The orchardists are still very bus
and will doubtless be during the entir
month. Not many of them attende
the street fair last week in Hood Rivel