The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14
MOSIER.

returning in the evening with his FORD
which had been left at garage for
some repairs, accompanied by Hans
Kollandsrud.
Mrs. H. NJ. Waite, of Madras. after
short visit with friends in Hood
River, came up Saturday night for a
visit with Mrs. v. C. Young The
latter also visited with her friend on
Friday in Hood River. s-
Kenneth Cooper motored to The
Dalles Tuesday where he made short
visit with his mother, Mrs. ID. ].
Cooper, who returned to Mosier with
him where she will visit for a few
days.
A. p. Bateham, accompanied by his
daughter and son.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
McClaine, of Spokane. on their way to
Portland over the Columbia River
highway, stopped off Wednesday for a
brief visit with friends.
| Master James Shower was up from
Hood River Friday. where he had been
employed to distribute free samples of
q we'll known breakfast food. He
came over in the automobile OF a dis
tributing agent. returning in the after
noon on the train.
A surprise party was given Saturday
night for Ulman Weller by his Boy
Scout friends, under the auspices of
Bill Carroll. The party was in the
nature of farewell, and it was stated
that Master Ulman was very agree
ably surprised. Dancing and games
was INDUCED in by the 80 boys and
girls present and after refreshments
| the crowd left wishing lots of good
luck for their friend in his new school.
Word received by friends from Mrs.
| VIM. johnson who has been visiting
| with friends and relatives in Portland.
with her two children. Thelma and
Bert, states that the latter whose hand
was seriously affected from the infec-
| tion which resulted after he had run
rusty nail through his hand just before
| leaving here, is much better. Mrs.
Johnson and children expect to visit in
Hillsboro before returning home and
expect to reach here Sunday or Mon
day in time for the opening Of school.
PIT. Mccarthy. went to The Dalles
Saturday night for visit. He was
accompanied to Mosier Sunday by Miss
Fern Van Meter who spent the day
here. Mr.. Mccarthy is assistant sta
tion agent during the vacation of Mrs.
Anna McLane.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Daily hiked over
the Columbia River highway Sunday
as far as Cascade Locks from Port
land. When it commenced to rain they
boarded the train there for Mosier for
a visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Clement.
Ulman Weller, who was graduated
last May from the school in District
| No. 8, left Tuesday for Portland ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. b. F.
Weller. and Mark A. Mayer. He will
commence a four years course IN
Columbia University.
MIR. and Mrs. L. F. Pohaska, of
Portland, motored over the Columbia
River highway Tuesday and are visit
ing at the home with MIR. and Mrs.
2. L. Arthur. Mr.. Prohaska was
formerly employed here at the rock
crusher.
A. W. Onthank, who is in the real
| estate, abstract and insurance business
in Hood River, was here yesterday on
business. While here he visited among
others with his friend, John Elder.
Rev. Leon L. Myers, of The Dalles,
preached at the Christian church here
fSunday.
Russell Fields, son of W. c. Fields,
of the firm of Fields & Poorman Auto
Truck company, of Portland, returned
Monday to his home after spending
! two months with his friend, Ulman
Weller, at Mayerdale. He will start
to school this year at Washington high
school.
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. A. McCargar and
son, Donald, returned from Portland
the first of the week over the Colum-
bia River highway after weeks visit.
They were accompanied on the trip
home by her mother, Mrs. Anna
Craven.
Kenneth l.. Cooper went to The
Dalles last week TO get fine three
year colt which had been raised on the
Cooper ranch several miles south of
that city. The colt was so gentle that
he was able to lead it behind his auto
mobile to The Dalles where it was put
on the steamer Tahoma and lead from
here to his ranch the same way.
After travelling over 24O0 miles on
his recent trip of month through
Oregon and California, the tires on
the Dodge automobile belonging to
c. C. Isom look new. We're it not for
bad stretch of road for Is or 20 miles
Mr.. Isom states that it is his belief
that the tires would not have had the
few minor cuts which are on them
now.
W. F. Baker, who has recently been
appointed local agent for the Tahoma,
went to Hood River yesterday where
he will be employed for few days in
the construction of freight ware
house for the Peoples Navigation
company near their dock. Jerry Simp-
son, agent at The Dalles, will be 10
charge of the local dock in the mean
time.
Miss Alice Bennett returned Friday
after spending her summer vacation at
Seaside and other points. She was
accompanied to Mosier by her sister,
| utco MdDct DCUuCtss WIN eooshs ioot
year at kalama, Wash. They went on
to The Dalles after short stay here
for a weeks visit with relatives. Miss
Bennett will again have charge of the
primary room in the local school this
year.
A baby boy, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
PGeorge Orr, early Monday morning,
died after living for an hour. DR..
Thompson of The Dalles was sent for
and arrived here in 81 minutes after
receiving the message. Accompanied
by his wife he motored down Wednes-
day and pronounced that Mrs. Orr was
getting along nicely. George Orr and
family, who are of Indian birth, have
been living temporarily in the little
house just south of the warehouse of
the fruit association. and expect to
remove as soon as possible to their
home on the island northwest of the
city in the Columbia river.
The contents of an express shipment
received by the clerk of school district
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