The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-08-28
MOSIER.

W. l.. Rowland and family returned
Tuesday from camping trip at Park
dale.
Mrs. E. j. Middleswart returned to
her home in Hood River Wednesday af-
ternoon.
|. Ira Rowland was over from Bingen,
Wash, during the week.
Mrs. James Cherry left Wednesday
afternoon for few days in Portland.
Miss Mildred Tregrove returned to
her home in Portland Wednesday after
spending two months on the ranch with
her uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. Ger
aid Wyss.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Carroll and Mrs.
Carroll's brother, r. f. Miller, drove
over to Parkdale Wednesday.
Ed l.. Howe. and C. A. McCargar
were in Hood River Thursday.
E. M. Camp arrived Tuesday from
CASTOR, Ore., to assist his son in erect
ing residence in town. The grading
has been finished for the basement.
G. A. Rice and his sister, Miss Dor
othy. arrived the first of the week
from LosAngeles to spend few weeks
on the ranch.
H. S. Reeves and family came from
Troutdale Wednesday to make short
visit with their parents on the ranch
near town.
Mrs. j. P. Ross and Miss Lurline
Fisher were shopping in Hood River
during the week.
A party of young folks met at Mrs.
W. |. Eivers' residence Tuesday even
ing and passed few pleasant hours
with the family.
C. E. Miller left Saturday evening
for Eddy. Okla, after spending few
days here with his sister, Mrs. Geo
Carroll, and family. He expects to re,
turn west this fall with his family.
Frank Ginger spent the week neal
Medford, returning home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Evans and family
and Geo. Mathews and sister, Miss
Mary, spent a few days this weeE
camping near the Punch Bowl, on HooC
river.
Born-Friday, Aug. %, to Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. Nj. Carroll, l0a pound girl
The young lady has been named Ruth
Esther.
Mrs. c. B. Metzger arrived from
Sumpter Friday morning to look atfel
her property.
E. M. Straus and family are moving
into their residence, which has JUS
been completed.
Mrs. j. P. Carroll died Sunday, Aug
"a, at 10 a. m. at her home near Mo
sier, aged 7S years. nine months and q
days. Mrs. Carroll came here from
Wellington, Kansas, about 10 years agt
and has since resided here with hel
family. The husband and the follow
ing children are left to mourn hel
loss: Alva B. Craft, of Forest Grove
M. H. Craft, of Parkdale; Mrs. Anni
Yarnell, of Portland; and George ant
John Carroll. of Mosier. Mrs. Carol
had been i'll many months, so the fam
lily knew the end was near.
Rev. Clark, of the Christian church
conducted the funeral services Monday
Aug. 25, at ii a. m. lnterment wa,
in the |. o. o. F. cemetery. The loca
Rebekahs, of which the deceased was
member, was represented by all mem
bers who could attend. A beautiful
floral piece in the lodge colors was pre-
sented. A large crowd of friends gath
cred to show their last respects to tn,
departed sister and bereaved family, tt
whom their heartfelt sympathy is ex
tended.
Mrs. c. Bauer came from Portland
Friday evening to visit her son, Henry
and daughter, Mrs. 7. H. Gordon.
DR.. R. M. Ross came from Portlan'
Saturday evening to spend Sunday witt
his wife and little girl.
Messrs. Elliott and sSturgess retlrne,
Saturday from a few weeks stay il
Portland and Seaside.