The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-08

upper Mosier creek to Lawrence ii.
Leininger, who will use it in connec
tion with his $500 acres of grazing
land which he has under lease adjoin-
ing it on the south. Mr. Montgomery
has leased the Elmer Root house in
the east end of town for the winter
where his family will reside. He may
possibly spend the winter in Califor
MIA.
At the meeting of the Parent-Teach-
er Association tonight at the Imman-
uel church. the work for the coming
winter will be outlined. The follow.
ing program is announced for this
evenings entertainment: Guitar mu.
sic, Lee Hunter; paper, A Common
Task" Miss Lizzie Elder; reading.
Miss Laura Pratt; song by the school
children.
At meeting of the school patrons
of District No. So, held for the purpose
of electing director and clerk, Mrs.
w. A. Husbands and Mrs. d. W. Hud-
son were elected, respectively, to these
offices They will fill the unexpired
terms of E. A. Race and H. w. Dan
ielsen who with their families have
moved away. The other members of
| the board are Geo. L. Carroll, chair
man, and Geo. Chamberlain.
Roy Gray, of Dayville. Oregon,
| arrived Yesterday for visit at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Fred Evans.
II was a complete surprise to Mrs.
Evans, who did not know who was
coming for a visit. Mr.. Evans re-
ceived long distance call from The
Dalles, and told his wife that they
would go in the automobile to the train
to meet a friend, whose name he
would not divulge.
| New bulletins just off the press
issued by the extension department of
the Oregon Agricultural College are
Marketing Hogs in Oregon; Substitutes
for Meat War Breads and Cakes; and
The Use of Dried Fruits and Vegeta-
bles. The Bulletins are free to all
residents of Oregon who request them.
A copy of each, at the Office of the
Mosier Bulletin, may be secured by
anyone calling for them.
Cattle RAISING in Texas" another
of the "Know America" series will be
shown Sunday night at the Emmanuel
church. B. A. Berry, who will lead
has ordered some slides. If these do
not arrive, F. A. Arlington, who has
been attending to the operating of the
moving picture machine, says that he
will order Saturday an extra reel to
be run in conjunction with the first
named. Rev. Hershner, who preached
last Sunday, will come up from Hood
River every two weeks for services.
Hallowe'e en- pranks Wednesday night
were played by boys and girls. While
wagons were run away from property,
gates taken from hinges and the other
usual stunts pulled off by mischievous
boys, the damage reported done to
property was small. Many of the
girls and boys dressed in sheets and
pillow cases and wearing masks and
carrying lanterns of various descrip.
tions congregated at several places and
spent weird and haunting evening
with the ghosts and goblins.
Following is the monthly report of
the Primary room at District No. 81
taught by Miss Alice L. Bennett:
Those neither tardy nor absent dur
ing the first month:
Gerald Camp, Hattie Camp, Amos
Root, Frances Tryon, Leonard Surran,
Montana Chamberlain. Roger Chown,
John Huskey, Ruth Strauss, Millicent
Walker, Wilston Walker, Roscoe Car.
roll, Meta Camp, Evelyn Beldin, Nedrs
Evans, Howard Root, Ruth Tryon,
and Ebert Cole.
Roll of Honor, including the names
of all pupils who are perfect in attend.
ance and excellent in department and
scholarship:
i Gerald Camp, Hattie Camp, Montana
Chamberlain, Roger Chown, Ruth
Strauss, Millicent Walker, Meta Camp,
and Nedrs Evans,