The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-22
MOSIER.

Mrs. C. c. Clement left Monday for
few weeks visit with her sister and
other relatives at Los Gstos, Cal.
Mrs. S. ID. Fisher and daughter,
Miss Olive. were business visitors in
The Dalles Monday.
N. P. Sturgess, Sr., left Monday af-
ternoon for Portland for medical treat
ment.
Born Monday, May ~, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. R. Young, a daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Middleswart
moved this week to Hood River.
Matt Schoren, Jr., came from The
Dalles Tuesday afternoon to spend
few days at Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Wyss'
home.
c. A. Frey left Wednesday for trip
to the Coos Bay country looking up
new location.
Ira Rowland. of Bingen. Wash, was
IN Mosier Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Middleswart returned here
Wednesday afternoon from the hospital
in The Dalles. She will remain the
guest of friends a few days before GO
ing to her home at Parkdale.
Mrs. Park Sturgess is visiting her
parents near Brush Prairie, Wash, this
week.
Mr.. Robinson and Mrs. Elmer Root
were in The Dalles Wednesday to ac-
company Mrs. Middleswart to Mosier.
The Misses Jessie Eivers and Cert
rude Shaw returned Thursday to Port
land after spending several weeks
here.
Fred W. Wilson passed through Mos
ler Friday, returning to The Dalles
from Hood River in his auto.
Mrs. Anna Yarnell came Friday
from Portland to attend her mother,
Mrs, j. p. Carroll, whose condition is
considered quite serious.
II. T. Mills returned to Vancouver,
Wn., Saturday after visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. F. Frice.
Mrs. r. H. Cummings and little son
returned from Hood River Saturday
morning.
c. A. Morden came from Portland
Saturday to spend Sunday at the ranch
with his brother.
The directors of the Mosier Fruit
Growers Assn held business meet
ing at the warehouse Saturday after
noon.
Miss Anna Godbersen came home
Saturday morning to spend the day and
part of Sunday with her home folks.
Grant Watt and family left Saturday
for British Columbia to make their
home.
Mrs. B. johnson and children were in
The Dalles Saturday having dental
work attended to for Master Bert.
Prof. and Mrs. Johnosn spent a few
hours in The Dalles Saturday.
Miss Bertha Godbersen left Sunday
for Los Angeles, Cal.
The delegates to the grand lodge l..
o. o. f. and Rebekah Assembly, left
Sunday morning for Portland, where
they left on the special train at a. m.
Monday for Medford. They were DR..
Robinson, Mrs. Ella B. Stevenson, Miss
Lurline Fisher and Mrs. Amy L. Cove.
The ball game Sunday afternoon be-
tween Underwood and Mosler boys was
enjoyable. The score stood IA to S in
favor of Mosier.
Miss Alice Mosier and party of l6
school girl friends enjoyed picnic on
Mosier creek Monday. The young la
dies came by boat from The Dalles
Monday morning and after hay ride
of three miles over the beautiful creek
road. arrived at the camp grounds,
where a most delightful day was spent,
They.returned home on the 6:35 loca
in the evening, tired but happy.
A. B. Craft, of Forest Grove. s.anC
M. H. Craft. of Parkdale, spent the
last few days here with their mother,
Mrs. J. P. Carroll, who is very i'll.
Her condition at this writing MONDAY
p. m.) was slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Emry, of HooC
River, spent Sunday in Mosier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Howe, accompanied
by Miss Biles, are spending few
weeks at Lehowa farm.
j. H. Weaver and family, of Goshen
Ind, are visiting f. W. Davidhizer anC
family.
II. NJ. West was business visitor il
Portland during the week.
The closing exercises of the Mosiel
school will be held at the school mouse
Thursday afternoon.
Selma Vickers, of The Dalles, cam,
Sunday to spend few weeks with he
Aunt, Mrs. S. K. Evans, and family.