The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-11-04
MOSIER.
Prom The Bulletin

Mrs. J. E. Proctor and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Proctor. were visitors
Tuesday in Hood River.
Mrs. Anna Craven. mother Of Mrs.
C. A. McCsrRsr, came up from Port
land the first of the week for a visit.
C. W. Fuller and family left yester-
day for Estacsda where they will To-
cate on dairy ranch.
F. X. Howard, of the Oregon-Wash.
ington Telephone company of Hood
River, was business visitor in the
city on Tuesday.
While in the Hood River mountains
above Green Point the first Of the
week, Fred Evans. of Mosier. and ".
II. Corey, of Hood River, succeeded in
killing two deer.
Miss Isabel Blanchard and Claire
Bailey left the first Of the week for
Fairview, Oregon, where they will
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.
Burlingame.
As an informal farewell party for
Mrs. W. G. Stone, who left the first of
the week, Mrs. =. l.. Arthur invited
number of ladies to her home Tuesday
afternoon for cards. Whist was played.
followed by light Refreshments.
J. X. McCsrgar, who is nephew of
c. A. McCsrgar. arrived yesterday
from Bellville, Ontario. After a visit
here at the home of his uncle he will
visit at the Panama-Pscifc exposition
at San Francisco before returning to
his Canadian home.
Mrs. NJ. C. Todd, mother of Mrs. f.
+. Amsden. arrived Wednesday from
Denver where she has been visiting.
Mrs. Todd, whose home is in Des
Moines, Iowa. made a previous trip to
Oregon when she visited at the homes
Of her daughters, Mrs. f. +. Amsdon
anu MIS- W. L. SutIsblt III llOOu hlNtT,
Lee Evans left Friday for Blalock,
Oregon, where he will hunt geese.
For the past several years Mr.. Evans
has spent his birthday in the eastern
Oregon country, where each year he
has gone in quest of the game birds.
John Wellberg is at present employed
on the Smith lanch where Mr. Evans
will do his shooting.
The local Grange will hold a fair in
Lambs hall on Saturday, November 6.
The afternoon will be spent in open
session, the time to be given to exam
ining and discussing the exhibits. The
Grange is especially desirous that the
people of Mosier Valley will join them
in bringing products to show what
this locality can do. All are invited to
come, bring their lunch and exhibits,
and help make this local fair success.
Mrs. W. G. Stone and son, Ford, left
Wednesday morning for Toledo, Ohio,
where she will visit with MIR. Stone
parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Stone.
They will also make an extended visit
in Weston, Ohio, with Mr.. Stones
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Oswold.
They expect to remain until the first of
the year. MIR. Stone accompanied them
as far as The Dallse, returning on the
local. He expects to occupy his time
as superintendent for the Pacific
Bridge company during the winter,
dividing his time between Portland
and Mosier.
Amos Benson, son of S. Benson,
motored to Hood River on Friday. On
Saturday morning he hiked up along
the railroad track viewing the scenery,
and getting a good idea of the country
through which the Columbia river high
way will pass. After ealing upon
Mark A. Mayer, he was extended an
invitation to make longer visit at
Mayerdale. Mr.. Benson was accord.
ingly accompanied to Hood River on
the afternoon local by MIR. Mayer and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Weller. the party
returning to Mosier in MIR. Benson's
automobile.