The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-08
MOSIER.

AL Behrens returned to Mosier the
first of the week from visit of sew
eral months to his old home near
Wheeling, W. Va.
DR.. Robinson accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Sparkling to The Dalles on
Tuesday where Mrs. Sparkling was op-
Grated on for the removal of a large
tumor. At the latest report the patient
was recovering satisfactorily.
Miss A. Henderson, 'of Portland, who
is spending her vacation here, visited
several days with Mrs. G. A. McCutch-
con, south of town, last week.
Frank Ginger returned home Wednes-
day evening from few days stay in
Portland.
Charles Prathar arrived Wednesday
! from his home near Corvallis to look
after his interests in Mosier.
Everybody present at the M, W. A.
social Wednesday evening enjoyed the
selves very much. First with the short
program, then the sale of lunch bas-
kets, and afterward dlsposng of the
contents of said baskets. The amount
received for the baskets was near S72
and will be used to purchase suitable
paraphrenalia for the M. w. A. base
ball team.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Husbands were
in Hood River shopping Tuesday p. m.
E. j. and Frank Middleswart were in
Hood River Wednesday.
Mr.. Ruppe, of Portland, is here at
present visiting her sister, Mrs. K. l..
Cooper.
H. M. Nelson is over from White
Salmon for few weeks looking after
his fruit tract.
E. Nj. Rosenthal came up from Port
land Friady to look after affairs on the
ranch.
Rev. Hargreaves visited Ortley Fri.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. bert Middleswart came
over from Parkdale Friday to consult
DR.. Robinson concerning Mrs. Middle
swart's health.
r Robert and Richard Scarce returned
! Thursday evening from weeks visit
to Portland.
: j. E. Cole was business visitor to
! Portland Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Graham returned to Port
land the last of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Emry was up from Hood
River over Thursday.
Miss Ann Shogren returned to Port
land Friday afternoon.
K. H. Day, of East Orange, N. j. of
the firm of Schobel & Day, spent most
of the day Saturday in Mosi er valley.
Billy Zolls, of Hood River, was in
! Mosier Saturday.
Lee Evans, Sr., and son, George,
spent few days the past week upon
Hood river.
Foster McLynn returned to Portland
Saturday after spending the week on
his aunt's ranch.
Mrs. VIM. Stevenson went Saturday
to Hood River to spend a few days
with friends.
Roy Stoltz returned home this week
from The Dalles where he has been at
tending school.
E. Jacobsen came from Portland Sat.
! urday evening to spend Sunday on the
ranch.
R. F. Hardwick went to Portland
, Saturday to spend Sunday with his
, wife.
j. E. Higley and Lee Hunter were
business visitors in Hood River Satur-
: day.
J. P. Erhart has secured the contract
for erecting the new residence of E. M.
Strauss and began work on the founda-
tion today (Monday.)
! Henry Olsen is spending part of his
l vacation in Mosier.
! The Mosier boys went to Cascade
Locks Sunday to play ball. At the fin
{ ish the score stood to in favor of
+ Cascade Locks. Several of the regular
PLAYERS in the Mosier nine could not be
! present, which crippled them consider
! ably.
5 Mrs. ]. Sendlinger came home from
Portland Monday to visit her family.
e The Misses Nellie and Gertrude Proc.
t tor were shopping in Hood River Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. G. Leer was shopping in Hood
River Saturday afternoon.
l This beautiful day reminds US that
J The sky is blue above us,
The grasses at our feet
Are starred with dainty blossoms
/ The springtime air is sweet
, With the scent from the pear and apple
J In their fragrant bloom adorned
Which greet the busy farmer,
AS he goes to plant the corn
And the meadow larks and robins.
Sing carols all the day,
Awaking US at early morn.
> Saying, wake up, wake up, 'tis
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