The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
MOUNT HOOD.

MOUNT ffOOu slnce january oil. Inc
Mount Hood Railway Co. sent the mail
as far as Odell Feb. 9 and J. B. Dog
gett, Of Mount Hood, went to Odell and
brought the mail to Mount Hood and
Will Moody. of Parkdale, came over
after the Parkdale mail. The road was
not we'll broken to Parkdale and it took
Mr.. Moody over three hours to make the
trip over. Saturday. Feb. IL, E. C.
Miller went to Hood River after the
mail, returning Sunday afternoon to
Mount Hood. Paul Aubert took the
Parkdale mail over.
The roads have been open between
Mount Hood and Hood River since Sat.
urday. Feb. S. j. M. LEM. Will Lenz
and Jas. Steele each with team,
opened the road to Odell. The road is
open south only as far as E. F. Mon
roe's. j. f. Van Nuys, the rural mail
carrier, is making what trips he can.
where the road is open.
Those who did not live on the main
road and who did not keep their roads
open during the snow had hard task
shoveling out. A. Leroux paid about
$40 to get to the main road.
Howard Leedom was up fixing the
telephones. Mount Hood was very for
tunate to have telephone service all
the time. Also had electric lights.
A livery team from Hood River
stopped at Mount Hood Tuesday noon.
They were taking two persons to Ho-
mer Rogers place, Mr.. Rogers meet
ing them at Parkdale. The driver re-
turned Wednesday. taking the minis
ter, Rev. Welch, who had been showed
in at Parkdale, with him.
Wednesday MIR. Uptergove and Mr..
Sallenbach and bride stopped at Mount
Hood. They came up in livery sleigh.
The driver Roy Clemers, took the mail
to Hood River Thursday.
Thursday a team brought Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Gordon up from Hood River
to Mount Hood and they walked to
Parkdale. MIR. Gordon carrying satch.
el and pair of snowhsoes. They were
returning from their honeymoon.
Eric Gordon came up from Hood Riv.
er on horseback Sunday. He was on
his way to Parkdale.
There will be Parent Teacher meet.
ing at the school house next Friday af-
ternoon. Patriotic song week will be
observed and everyone is invited to
come and sing. Cake and coffee will
be served. Some of the men ought to
be present at his meeting.
There will be dance at the Mount
Hood hall Saturday night, given by
Thompson, of parkdale. The Celeast
orchestra will play. They will serve
supper.
Miss Pifer spent the week end at the
home of Joe Smullen. Miss Harrington
remaining at the Pifer home in Hood
River. Mrs. Pifer went home Satur.
day and Miss Harrington came up to
Smullen's Sunday.
Geo. Kirkpatrick came down afer his
mail Saturday. Geo. Fry came after
the Col. Tucker mail Friday. They re.
ported hard coming as the snow
wouldn't hold up the skis.
Many of the men and boys have been
earning so cents an hour shoveling or
digging fruit trees out of the snow.
Some are leaving their trees just as
they are. Many of the trees were
broken before the snow was over, Just
from the weight of the snow. A great
deal of damage has been done to the
wire fences, as they are nearly all
down, or the wire broken off at the
posts.
Stanley Wallen. Jas. Steele and J..
M. LEM were Parkdale visitors Satur-
day.
Paul Aubert went to Parkdale Friday
after his children, who had been al
Parkdale since the snow. They re.
turned to Parkdale Sunday. Miss Hat.
tie Bailey is staying with the children
and Mrs. Aubert is staying at home in
Mount Hood.
Miss Eva Gum has been quite i'll.
but is some improved.
The |. o. o. F. held a meeting Sat-
urday. Feb. IL. but they did not meet
Feb. 5. which is the first time they
have missed meeting for long time.
C. E. Kitchel visited the j. B. Dim
mick home Sunday.
Mrs. E. F. Monroe visited Mrs. Ross
Higgins Saturday.
E. 7. Folts was Hood River visitor