The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-21
MOSIER.


Prom The Bulletin
Miss Lorrene Duusmore returned
yesterday morning on No. 5 after a
weeks visit in Spokane.
Rev. Fredric ]. Stoetael left Tues
day for Oregon City wheee be attended
the state conference of the Congrega.
tionsl church.
Mrr. and Mrs. K. L. Cooper motored
the first. of the week to Hood River
where they visited at the Butterheld
ranch in the Hood River valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Saul returned Tues
day from stay of three months in
Madras. They are undecided regard
ing the length Of their stay in Mosier
! W. A. Corrigan was a business visit
or in Hood River yesterday where he
went TO look at a ranch where he con-
templates staying for the winter.
Mrs. J. E. Bronaugh and her son,
George, of Portland. spent Sunday at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Ma
crum. Mrs. Macrum and Mrs. Bro
naugh are sisters.
Attorney F. S. Sem. of Portland,
came up Tuesday for a short stay at
his ranch. He attended to business
matters in The Dalles before returning
to Portland.
Bert DAILY, who lives near the sum-
NIT of the mountain between Mosier
and Hood River. left last week for a
visit of several weeks in Portland and
atlthe San Francicso exposition.
S. R. Pruitt returned Saturday from
ten days stay in North Yakima on
his homestead. He rented the place,
part of which is planted to wheat.
While there he repaired the fence en-
closing the property to keep the sheep
which he owns within bounds.
j. Wesley Brown and Ora Hodge ar.
rived yesterday morning for a visit
with friends. Both we're former resi-
dent of Mosier. and have been spend
ing the summer months on the coast.
Mr.. Brown left last night for his home
in Pendleton.
MIR. and Mrs. E. W. Simons left Sat
urday for Portland where Mr.. Simons
will be employed by the O.-W. R. & N
company. While here they lived in a
tent in the west end of the city. He
was employed on the work train of the
railroad company here.
Mrs. H. M. West and baby dauhgter,
Ellice, who have been spending the
summer at Shaniko at the home of her
mother, spent the first of the week
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
e. Birkner. They left for Portland to
be with MIR. West who is employed as
sales agent for cooperative wool
buyers association. Master Billy West
| uds oSSIl Will MS ldtHeE lOI nulbc
time.
Barney Weller, who arrived the first
of the week from an extended business
trip throuhgout the southern states,
has been spending part of his time
here and in the Hood River valley
buying extra fancy apples for Mark A.
Mayer.
Mrs. Homer j. Brown left Saturday
for Oswego, Oregon, where she viii
make her home. The household goods
we're shipped and the house owned by
Mayor E. A. Race in which they were
located has been vacated. Mr.. Brown
will stay here while the crusher is in
operation and will then leave for Os-
wego where he will be employed in
the cement factory. Meanwhile he is
boarding at the Hotel Mosier.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Chown and son,
Roger, motored to Portland Sunday
over the Columbia River highway. re-
turning Monday afternoon. MIR. Chown
stated that the roads for the most part
were in good condition, but that in
some places in Hood River county they
were still rather rough. The entire
trip was made without mishap, with
the exception of slow puncture which
MIR. Chown noticed upon his arrival
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