The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-03-18
MOSIER.

Chas. Bennett is able to be up and
around again. and unless he has re-
lapse will be out greeting his friends in
few days.
VIM. Mcclure died at his home in
MOsier last Saturday morning. Mr..
Mcclure has been i'll since Christmas
time. The only account we can give at
this writing is that he will be buried
today. Monday. at p. m. in the family
burial place on the farm.
Rev. II. C. Clark, of the Christian
church in Hood River, came up Monday
TO preach the funeral sermon for Will
lam Mcclure.
F. A. Shogren is attending to :busi-
ness matters in Portland this week.
Miss Mary McHada received the sad
news last Saturday that her sister-in-
law had died. Their home is in Mime
sofa, and as Miss McHada is a school
teacher here she didn't go home for the
funeral. Miss McHada has the SYM
pathy of the Moser people in the sad
hour of her bereavement.
W. Jennings came over from White
Salmon last Sundayafnr visit with the
Sellinger boys. While here he inspect
ed the Case car belonging to Lloyd
Fisher. Mr.. Jennings is an expert ma
chinist, also agent for the Case cars.
The fishermen of Mosier are having
to sign over all the fishermen badges
and hon0rs to Jimime Depee, he having
caught the largest salmon trout of the
season, which measured II inches. jim
mie is proud of his success with an
angle worm, hook and line.
E. L. and l.. X. Root have just
signed contract for 800 cords of wood,
which they recently purchased from G.
A. Godbersen. They have just finished
cutting 200 cords which were purchased
from S. ID. Fisher.
The Mosier Commercial club will
have a st. Patrick's entertainment on
Wednesday, and will carry out the color
scheme. Refreshments will consist Of
ice cream and cake.
Miss Marie Shogren was shopping in
Hood River last Thursday.
X. ID. Chatfield and family went to
Portland last Thursday for a visit with
relatives.
W. A. Firebaugh came up from Port
land last Thursday to look after his
business interests at Ortley.
James Cherry, Mr.. O'Neil and Mrs.
A Amos Root were passengers for Hood
River last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed F. Reeves left last
week for Kansas City. Mr.. Reeves is
special agent for a computing scales
and has his headquarters at
that place. Mrs. Reeves is travelling
with line of magazines, etc.
Mr.. Ecksetin and John Anderson,
who are invoicing at the Tuna Lum
yard, left Saturday for visit to Port
and.
Mrs. Lindburg came up from Port
and last Thursday for a visit with her
'on. V. E. Lindburg.
j. E. Carpenter came up from Port
and last Tuesday to spend few days
n looking after his farm. 1
j. M. Burpee, Frank Middleswart
md Jim Depee spent last Sunday fish
ng the Hood river. They report hav-
ng had good days sport. While fish
ng they met E. J. Middleswart,
ranks father, who invited. the hungry
ishermen to dine with them in the
vening.
Miss Grace Higley came up from
cortland last Saturday for visit with
er parents. She returned Tuesday.
G. Rhoades left for Portland Tuesday
or a visit with relatives. He returned
friday.
Mrs. G. G. Nichol and her mother
pent Tuesday shopping in Hood River.
Mrs. John Crate, of The Dalles, who
as been visiting her sister, Mrs B.
and other relatives returned :
ONE last Thursday. !