The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-20
MOSIER.
From The Bulletin

From The Bulletin
Chas. Davenport was In The Dalles
on business Thursday.
Mrs. J. p. Carroll was Monday Wis
itor In The Dalles.
James Depee spent Sunday afternoon
In Hood River.
Lee Hunter is improving after suf-
feiing with a carbuncle on bis back.
Mrs. C. q. Perley is very sick with
the grip.
Amos Root is suffering with severe
attack of the grip.
W. C. Stone went to Portland on
business last week.
DIR. NJ. E. Welch, vetinary surgeon,
! was called up from Hood River Mon
day on professional business.
Milo Frank returned last week from
Portland and Corvallis where he spent
the holidays.
C. G. Stoltz returned Sunday from a
business trip Of several weeks in
Portland.
Miss Bishop returned Saturday MORN
ing from Portland where she has been
visiting with friends during the holi-
days.
Miss Narcotic came up from Port
land Tuesday morning for visit with
her father. L. Narcotic, on Almorita
ranch.
Odd lots Of shoes. CSC; some good
heavy winter shoes for boys in the lot.
Also special prices on boys high top
Shoes. Strauss.
N. P. Sturgess went to Portland
Wednesday where be will remain until
spring. His residence will be at the
st. Charles Hotel.
DR.. C. A. Macrum was a business
visitor in the city Wednesday. He ex-
poets to remain In Portland until Feb.
ruary /, when with Mrs. Macrum, he
will return to his ranch.
lMr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor re-
turned Friday from Portland after a
visit of several weeks. Mrs. McGreg-
or, who had been confined to her room
in Portland for several days, with the
grip, is now improving.
Mrs. N. J. Oliphant and little
daughter, Betty, left Wednesday for
River Forest, ILL.,, where she will visit
for several months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Coleman. Mr..
Oliphant accompanied them as far as
The Dalles.
F. G. Powers, who was former res
ident of MosieI, but who, since dispos.
ing of his interests to John Strahm.
went to Gist. Oregon. has been recent
| lly elected president of the Plainview "
Ditch company and also president of
the Jackrabbit club.
]. P. Tryon went to The Dalles FRI
day to visit with his wife, who was
sick in the hospital. They returned
yesterday afternoon with the children.
Mrs. Tryon is much improved in health.
H. C. Oliver. travelling freight and
passenger agent for the O.-W. R. &
N. who was in the city last week on
business, stated that business in the
northwest is picking up. His company
expects to make more improvements
during the present year, and every
thing looks favorable for Q year OF
prosperity.
E. Nj. Strauss received a telegram
Wednesday morning of the death of his
sister. Mrs. Dora Fineberg, on Tues
day, January II. at her home in Mar
shaltown, la. She was al years of
age, and was the wife of prominent
clothier in Marshaltown. Out of q
family Of six children. she was the
first to pass away. MIR. Strauss and
son. Ferdinand, visited at her home
last summer.
Mosiei Heights Industrial club held
their regular monthly meeting at the
Max voet school house. on January z,
with Cecil Rowland, president, presid.
ing. The members gave a literary
program which was very interesting,
Miss Elder, teacher. read few short
instructive stories. Owing to the in
clement weather and a prevalence oi
grip. There we're few to enjoy the
very interesting meeting. The sewing
club each presented an exhibit of hand
made articles. and the boys had bob
sleds and other articles for their share
Of exhibits.
Cold weather and snow over a foot
deep at the present time is the status
of the cold wave in Mosier. The ther
mometer has ranged for several days
In the neighborhood of 10 degrees
above zero, and in the districts outly
ing, Mosier farmers state that the
mercury has fallen as low as 2 degrees
above with 16 to IS inches Of snow
Birds are plentiful. and the Alaskan
robins are here in marked numbers
Il Bread crumbs and other food are being
thrown out for them. The farmer,
. are urged by Deputy Game Warder
Hadley to feed the game birds, as thu
heavy snow and prolonged cold weather
will cause many to die unless food il
obtainable. Coasting and sleighini
has been enjoyed for over week.