The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28
MOSIER.
prom The Bulletin

l.. j. Merrill visited Sunday with
friends in the willamette Valley in the
vicinity of Newberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Mesney. of The
Dalles, were visitors Sunday with her
father, j. NJ Mosier.
Z. J. Middleswart came up Wednes-
day from Hood River for visit with
old friends.
Mrs. II. L. McClsin came up from
Hood River the first of the week for
stay at her ranch.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo +.
Birkner. on Wednesday. October 20,
girl.
Ralph Walters and Geo. Adams left
Saturday on hunting trip Is miles up
Mosier creek.
Guy S. Smith. Of Portland. was in
the city the first of the week where he
completed real estate deal. The par
ticulsrs will be given out next week.
Mrs. Robert Glen. mother of Mrs.
F. A. ShOgren, returned to her home
in Portland Tuesday after visit at
the home of her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Stone and son.
Ford, accompanied by J. N. MOsier,
motored yesterday to Portland in Mr.
Stones car. an Apperson Jackrabbt.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cook,
at The Dalles hospital, on Tuesday,
October 10, girl. Both mother and
child are doing we'll.
Mrs. f. M. Strauss and two children,
Dorothy and Harriet, went to Portland
Saturday where an eye specialist was
consulted regarding the children S
eyes.
Miss LOrrene Dunsmore returned to
her home in Portland Saturday after
an extended visit at the homes of her
brothers, c. II. Dunsmore and Henry
Dunsmore.
Geo. Denton, brother of Mrs. S. f.
Evans, returned to Reedville. Or.
after visit in Mosier, Saturday. Mr..
Denton is manager of the Ladd & Reed
Farm company at Reedvlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Winkler, after
a two weeks visit in Spokane, stopped
off Sunday for visit at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. S. ID. Fisher before
returning to their home in Hood River
Mrs. f. E. Ward and daughter, Miss
Rebecca Ward, left Wednesday fol
San Francisco where they are cOntem
plating making their home. Mrs. Ware
is an aunt of Frank Ginger.
F. A. Shogren returned from Port
land Saturday night where he has beer
for the past two weeks, acting as staff
photographer on the Telegram during
the vacation of the regular man.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Senosky, Of
Portland, who came up to inspect theil
apple orchard, spent Sunday and Mon
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. }
Littlepage.
II. Nj. Scearce, who with his family
moved to Eugene two months agt
where the boys are attending the Uni
versity of Oregon. was here the trs
of the week looking after his orchard
interests.
Mrs. Julia Parker came Saturda,
from Portland for a visit at the East
man home. Mrs. Parker is an aunt o
W. E. Swengle who owns Mosie
ranch. She will later visit with a son
in.law and daughter in Idaho befor,
returning to her home.
Henry Hillman, chaplain of the l4tI
Infantry of the United States Arm.
stationed at FL Paso. Texas, was il
Ortey the first of the week looking a
his orchard interests. He purchased
tract four years ago without seeing tn,
property, and after visiting there h,
stated that he was well satisfied.
Milo Frank, who Is a step-son of Jo,
Steinhardt. of the firm of Steinhardt {
Kelly, of New York. went to Hoo
River Tuesday to inspect a good si2eC
purchase of Spitzenburg, Newtown ant
Ortley apples. This lot of apples il
for special individual trade in eastern
markets.
Joe A. Mickesh went to POrtlan,
Thursday morning where he intended
to get glass eye to replace the on,
which he had broken. Mr.. Mickesl
lost his left eye nearly two years ag,
in a blacksmith shop. when a piece o
steel from a glancing blow of ham
mer welded by fellow workman
struck the pupil Of his eye.
MIR. and Mrs. X. L. Cooper left Fri
day for ten days motoring tri
through eastern Oregon. A spring wa
broken in the vicinity of Wasco. an,
after blocking il up, return trip wa
made to The Dalles for repairs. The!
left the fist of the week and may go a
far as Antelope before returning t.
Mosier. MIR. Cooper is writing insur
ance policies for the Columbia Lif
insurance company.
Mrs. A. T. Boynton and Miss Ell
Chamberlain came up from Portlan
Wednesday on the boat and went ou
to the Steelsmith place where the
will harvest the crop of potatoes. Mr.
and Mrs. Boynton were formerly tn