The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25
MOUNT HOOD.

The mill whistle Is much missed 81
Mount Hood and most Of the workeri
at the mill have gone together places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stratten and daughter
Allie, have moved TO Odell where they
expect to manage a boarding house
Mr.. Stratten having a position IN the
Pine Grove box factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfughsupt anC
children moved to their farm home al
0dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods are re
manning at the mill for the next few
months as Mr.. Wood is oyerseer OF the
lumber yards.
Joseph Demmon is building black
smith shop at Parkdale and expects tc
locate there indefinitely.
Roy Blagg and Al Leasure are work
ing on w. ]. Helmer's hay baller IN
the Lower Valley this week.
Messrs. Eric and Peter Swanson
have returned to Portland.
The rock crusher'is removed TO Park
dale, the crew consisting OF Messrs.
w. b. Davidson, Grimes, Morse, Hess
and Gorden. The roads north OF the
Mount Hood store have been greatly
improved.
Miss Helen LarwoOd, who has visited
Mount Hood friends during the straw
berry season, returned Monday to her
home at Eugene.
Miss Florence Rood and Hazel Miller
who have been packing berries in the
Lower Valley, came home the last OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Croan, of Hood
River, are camping at the owen s
ranch, where they will work in the
Strawberries, Mr.. Croan also expecting
to paint some scenery pictures while
there.
Mrs. Perry Billieu and baby came up
from st. Johns to spend the summer at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Rood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Sheldrake re-
turned from Portland last Thursday.
Mr.. and MIS-. j. Happier, who have
been at the Hummel home the past
few months, have gone to eastern Ore
gon to work in the harvest fields.
X. II. Jameson has gone to eastern
Oregon to find work.
J. c. Davidson, of Parkdale, was
over to Mount Hood on business Mon
day.
Jack Okley, of Camas, WASH, and
Margaret Blaggg, of Hood River, WIS.,
tied Mrs. o. A. Evers0n last week.
Robert Lesaure and Jake Lenz re-
turned Wednesday from hike to Lost
Lake, where they fshed and ate fish.
They carried their arms full home and
thought it a rather strenuous trip.
Robert Leasure has sold five acres of
land to. Mr.. Towers. former resident
of Mount Hood, he having owned the
E. E. Mink ranch several years ago.
Mr.. Towers has been in Illinois and
several other southern states, but pre-
ferred to make his home here at Mount
Hood.
Mrs. Robert Frye, Messrs. NJ. Rush,
Jack and AL Hart, Puddy, Gibble and
Sheldrake were Hood River visitors
Saturday, Messrs. Gribble and Shell
dake taking the civil service examina-
tions held at Hood River.
The most exciting school meeting
ever held at Mount Hood took place
last Monday afternoon, when about SO
people met at the Mount Hood school
house, Col. and Mrs. W. F. Tucker, of
the Valley Crest district, interesting
the Mount Hood people enough to cause
them to come out to school meeting.
Mr.. Van Nuys was chairman of the
meeting and did not wish for a reelec-
tion. Mrs. W. L. Clark and John
Cooper were nominated to fill Mr.. Van
Nuy's place, the election going in
favor of Mr.. Cooper.
Mr.. Ricketts, and MIR. Frye made ell
thusiastic speeches for the erection OF
a new school house at Mount Hood and
it was voted to give the new board un-
limited power in building a modern
school house, and now the Mount Hood
people are wondering if it was a dream.
G. H. Littleheld spent several days
at Mount Hood.
Miss Lorena Leasure, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lottie Diggs
at Portland, has returned home.
A. C. Jorden is clearing land with his
new brush machine.