The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-02-17
MOSIER.
Prom The Bulletin

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John Elder was a business visitor
Monday morning In Hood River.
L. J. Merrill spent Sunday visiting
in Hood River.
Fred Ulmer returned on Wednesday
night from business trip to Portland.
W. A. Corrigan spent Wednesday in
Hood River.
Ben Sellinger was in The Dslles on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Mcclure went to The
Dalles yesterday morning for visit.
Ole Olsen went to The Dalles on
Wednesday morning where he expects
] to remain for several days.
M. A. Moebley has gone to Corvallis
with his family, to which place h. has
moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Forbes, father
and mother Of Mrs. VIM. Graham, left
Wednesday for their home in Moro
after an extended visit here.
o. N. Groven returned Monday from
Tacoma, Wash. after a fortnight's
visit. MIR. Groven is cousin of Hans
Kollandsrud.
E. N. Strauss. who recently secured
from Geo. Orr. several hundred pounds
of dried salmon, stated that he has
disposed of the entire lot.
FA. Shogren and G. C. Evans have
been selected as jurors from Mosier for
the February term of court which be-
Rns Monday. February Ia.
Miss Gleaves Strahm left the first of
the week for The Dalles. where she Is
acting as assistant for a few days in
The Dslles hospital.
Sheriff Levi Chrisman on Wednesday
appointed Roger W. Moe as deputy
sheriff, following his recent appoint
ment by Mayor E. A. Race as city
marshal.
Archie Huskey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Huskey. slipped on the floor
Wednesday night at his home and dis.
located his shoulder. DR.. David Rob.
inson attended the injured lad.
Geo. Huskey returned to his home
in Cascadia, Oregon, on Saturday after
a ten days visit here with his
brothers, ]. W. Huskey and W. E.
Huskey.
W. A. Davis left Monday for White
Bear. Minn., where he will reside a,
the home of his sister,: Mr.. Davis has
rented his place for two years to Ed
Lang.
Mrs. Myra Wellberg spent Wednes
day in Hood River, where she said hel
little nephew, Otis Depee. IA year ole
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Richard Depee,
was very i'll with heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Huskey and
family have moved into the house
owned by them, which has just beer
vacated by Hugo E. Birkner and fam.
lily who have moved to Portland.
M. J. Oliphant left last night on q
business trip to Kansas City, where be
expects to remain for about a month.
Ernest Evans will have charge of the
Coleman place during his absence.
Frank Ginger yesterday installed q
telephone in the Hudson house. in the
part on the second floor used as bach.
elor apartments by L. J. Merrill. J. M.
Burpee and Roger W. Moe.
T. F. Hartford, of Blaylock. was the
guest of Lee Evans while he was de.
tanned here last week on account OF
the railroad blockade. He had come
down with three horses recently pur.
chased by Hans Kollandsrud.
| A large quantity of flower seeds has
been received from Representative
N. J. Sinnott. Persons desiring them
may call at the Bulletin office. Nc
government garden seeds have as yet
been received.
The Mosier Fruit Growers Associa.
tion last week purchased two cars o.
lime-sulpbur spray from j. c. Butcher.
who has recently removed his spray
plant from Clackamas, Or, to Hood
River.
The school in District No. s was
closed week ago last Monday, on
account of the heavy snowfall. but will
be opened again on Monday morning
unless weather conditions are worse.
stated Geo. C. Evans.
Chas. Long, who died Of heart
trouble in his office in Portland on
Tuesday, had homestead adjoining
the place of c. G. Stoltz in the Green
wood district. He had intended to
build house on the place this summer
as we'll as make other improvements.
Master Victor Morgason. who while
coasting was kicked by horse, frac-
turing his knee and arm. is rapidly
rounding into shape. says DR.. David
Robinson. The splint has been taken
off the arm and the knee is healing up
rapidly.
The roof of the boat house owned by
Geo. Orr, the Indian. collapsed one
night last week on account of the
heavy snow and nearly caused an acci-
dent to the owner. A 2x4 scantling
kept the roof from falling on the occu-
pants of the building, who we're sleep
ing in bed at the time.
C. A. McCargar returned Tuesday
from an extended business trip to Port.