The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-25
MOsIER.
Prom The Bulletin

W. v. hadley, deputy game warden
for the eastern Oregon district. was
10 the city Wednesday on professional
business.
Mrs. p. l.. Arthur left Sunday for a
three weeks visit with friends and rel.
atives in Portland and Castle Rock.
Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur are for
mer residents of Castle Rock.
Geo. Chamberlain left Wednesday
morning for Portland on business and
said that he also contemplates making
ia trip to Roseburg to spend a week at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. w. A.
Dimick. Mr.. and Mrs. Dimick were
former residents Of mosier. living here
for Eve years.
Miss Mrytle jackson, who has been
staying at the home of her cousin.
Miss Emily Wylie. who Is the teacher
in the Max voRt school, went to Hood
River this week.
". s. Nelson, who is the agent IN
The Dalles for The O.-W. r. & N. Co.,
has sent in his resignation to take
effect February ]. when he will be.
come associated with the Wittenbergt
King company in The Dalies.
Miss Emma Bingham arrived Satur.
/ day from Portland for visit at the
home of her sister. Mrs. }. p. Tryor.
Mrs. Tryon accompanied her sister
later IN the week to The Dalles for O
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ed. +. Reeves was a visitor
last week in Portland where she had
been called on business. MIR. Reeves
has been in Portland for some time
attending TO business matters. and is
expected home this week.
r. Race was In The Dalles Satur.
day attending the meeting of the
advisory board to the county court
when It was decided to start friendly
suit to test the validity Of the Wascc
county road bonds.
| Mark A. Mayer is in Portland this
week attending 10 business matters.
He stated that he would take deposi.
tions in a law suit instituted by him.
self against q man in Baltimore, Nd,
to recover claim of $500.
Mrs. B. A. Berry, who went to HOOD
! River to receive medical treatment al
| the Cottage Hospital and who returned
| to Mosier the latter part of the week,
left again the first Of this week for the
Hood River hospital.
L. E. Look was up from Hood River
Saturday, and departed with the piano
belonging to Mrs. Myra Wellberl
which has been for several months il
| the Church of Christ. The piano viii
be sent to Portland where il will be
tuned up and repaired.
E.J. Middleswart was up from Hooc
River Monday visiting with his son
Frank, and with his daughter. Mrs
Geo. Chamberlain and Mrs. w. A.
Marsh. He returned Monday after
noon and Mrs. Middleswart came VI
" Wednesday for visit.
The steamer Tahoma, in attempting
to reach The Dalles. spent the nigh
bucking the ice foes in the Columbii
river Wednesday, but was not able L
reach Lyle and Thursday morning
came back to Mosier where the pass
engers disembarked and took thu
morning train for The Dalles and othel
points east. The Tahoma then re
{; turned to Portland.
! F. g. Powsss. who was a resident o
| Mosier last year, and who left TO
Gist, Oregon with his family, Is nov
president of the Plainyiew Irrigation
Company of that place. MIR. Powers
who is interested in a large whea
ranch in the central Oregon country
is also looking after the adjoining
ranch owned BY c. q. Nichol of thi
city.
! F. S. Kingsbury. representing tn
d. r. b A. N. Co., was 10 this cit,
Sunday on business. He stated tha
the Regulator boat service will not b.
resumed until the first Of March as th,
steamers Dalles City and State o
Washington are undergoing repairs
MIR. kingsbury declared that the com
pany realizes the trouble during th,
past year when the dolphins were IN
able to withstand the heavy current o
the high water and that this year crib
bing may be put in to hold the dolphin
in place SO that the steamers may Ian,
in safety at all times Of the year, an,
especially during the season Of higl
water.
At the meeting Monday night of tn,
members of the M. E. E. club il va
decided to secure an Edison phonograp
In preference to player piano to fur
nish music for dancing in the clu
room. The committee appointed b.
vote Of the members included tn
members Of the executive and enter
tainment committees and arrange
ments have been made to have al
Edison phonograph here for Monda,
night. Prizes will be offered for tn
high scores in bridge and Five Hun
dred games and refreshments Of salad
sandwiches and coffee will be serve
at the next meeting. At this tim
membership cards will be presented
A campaign is now on to increase tn
membership and many plans for tn
future entertainment of the club mem
bers are already under way.
! The committee of members Of tn
Emmanuel church who have been nego
tiating for a motion picture machin
to be installed in the church repor
that sufficient funds have been sub
scribed to purchase machine former
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River. The management of thi
theater guarantees this machine to b
in perfect working order and hav
promised to send up an operator a
soon as the church building is in readi
ness to receive It. The local commit
tee will then probably call meetinl
of local citizens to witness the film
reproductions and render their judg
ment regarding the merits Of thi
machine, which If proven to be satis
factory, the committee will purchase
This week and next week wiring TO
additional lights will be installed il
the church. a rear exit made. tn
curtain constructed and operating room
built in the belfry.
During the past week the weathe
has been cold and clear. No snow ha
fallen and the temperature has droppe,
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