The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-25
MOSIER.


Mrs. n. E. Waite and her daughter,
Miss Booth, arrived Tuesday from
Madras on their way TO Portland. They
remained over night. going Wednesday
morning to Portland from where Miss
Booth will continue TO Corvallis to re-
sumo her studies.
E. B. Wood, of Portland, visited his
parents Wednesday morning.
]. Sendlinger left Thursday for Port
land.
VIM. Sendlinger left Thursday for
Corvallis, where he will enter school.
Bennie Nichol was in Hood River
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Guy Stryker accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Kittle, 20 Portland Fri
day afternoon, where she will leave for
Snohomish. WASH, TO spend the winter.
Mrs. j. N. Mosier was a business
visitor to Hood River Friday after
noon.
II. D. Jones. of Portland, accompan-
led by his wife and mother, arrived
Friday TO spend few weeks on their
fruit tract in the Grand View district.
Mrs. Bailey and daughter, Miss
Grace, arrived from Independence Fri
day, where they visited relatives the
last two weeks and spent some time
in the hop fields.
Mrs. H. M. Roop left Saturday
morning for an extended visit with rel
atives in Albany. Independence and
Salem. While away she will attend
the state fair.
Sammie Yates arrived Saturday
morning from Warrensburg, NO., to
visit his two brothers, Chas. and Ben.
Mrs. o. X. Atwood, of Mill City,
Ore., is visiting her father, M. E. But
terfield.
Miss Mildred Cooper and her cousin of
The Dalles, had a miraculous escape
from serious injury, if not instant
death, ast..Friday morning while going
up the hill to visit Mr.. and Mrs. K. l..
Cooper. The young ladies had come
over the mountain from The Dalles In
Miss Cooper's auto, and when making
rather a sharp curve in the road, the
machine skidded in the deep dust and
turned a complete sommersault, land
ing by the roadside with Miss Cooper
standing upright, and he other girl be-
meath the car. 1t was reported that
neither young lady received scratch
or injury of any kind, which seems
very fortunate.
Mrs. jackson, of Cello. spent a day
or so visiting Miss Bennett.
Mrs. e. Y. Cooper, of The Dalles, is
spending the week here with her moth
er, Mrs. S. M. McVey.
Lee Hunter was business visitor to
The Dalles Saturday between local
trains.
Misses Lurilne, Irene and Olive
Fisher went SHOPPING in Hood River
Monday.
Miss Efie Wright is visiting rela-
tives in Moro.
The Misses M. and A. Shogren we're
up from Portland Saturday and Sum
day.
Fred W. Wilson came over from The
Dalles Sunday to visit the ranch.
Early Monday morning Dudley Pier
crusher by being caught between the
engine anu cur III SUCH uhliiicT dS
to badly bruise him. The doctor could
not tell how serious the injuries might
be until certain length of time, but it
seemed no bones were broken.
Mrs. John Lantry and little son came
Sunday from Lyle. WASH. to spend
few days with Mrs. A. Sellinger, Mrs.
Lanry's mother.
Mrs. j. N. Weaver and little daugh-
ter returned home Sunday evening
from visit to Hubbard, Ore.
The people of Mosier, within the in
corporated limits, voted Saturday on
the question of incorporation, which
carried by large majority.
Mrs. E. j. Middlleswart returned to
her home in Hood River Sunday.
Ed F. Reeves came Sunday from
Portland to spend few days on the
arm.