The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-06-20
MOSIER.

visitor in The Dalles Thursday.
Mark A. Mayer is attending TO busl-
ness in Portland this week.
J. Strein was in eastern Oregon on
business the past week.
c. T. Bennett was a business visitor
in the county seat Tuesday.
c. l.. MeKenna, of Portland. spent
Sunday on his MOsier property
c. q. Niehol was business visitor in
Hood River Thursday afternoon.
Allen T. Roberts spent few days in
The Dalles last week, while there at
tending the street carnival.
DIR. Dumble was called to Mosier
Tuesday to attend sick child at the
home of f. ". Davidhizar.
Misses Thelma johnson and Harriet +
Strauss spent Tuesday afternoon in .
Hood River.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Strauss entertained the
Ladies Aid at her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
Scene Sellinger arrived from Trout .
Lake, Wash, the last of the week to
spend few days with his mother.
w. f. Chown and Geo. Wilson went
over the Mill to Hood River Friday
evening in Mr. Chown's Chevrolet.
Three Mosier boys answered the call
for examination at The Dalles the last
of the week, Gail Brown. John W.
Huskey and Roy Alternately.
l.. Mr.. Billinds, of Portland, spent the
/ last days of the week In Mosier valley
4 looking over timber prospects in this
vicinity.
j. w. Patterson, of the Patterson
Lumber Co., of Portland, was in Mo
sier last Sunday looking after his tim.
| Der interests.
Mrs. S. d. Fisher and son, Ladd,
came from Hood River last Tuesday to
make a short visit with Mrs. Leslie
| Root
Miss Helen Bauer, of Portland, and
Miss Flo Bauer, of The Dalles, spent
last Sunday in Mosier with their sister,
Mrs. Thos. Gordon.
Miss Alice Parkhill, of Detroit,
Mich, arrived during the week to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Cum.
mings.
Miss Ida Nelson left Saturday for
stay of two weeks at Corvallis as re-
ward for efficient school work. She
will be with Clyde Bonney and wife.
Miss Jessie Eivers and her sister,
Edith, arrived the last of the week
from Portland to spend the summer on
their farm near Mosier.
Misses Ida Montgomery and Dorothy
Godberson came up Sunday from Port
and and will spend few weeks in
Mosier.
Master Lemuel Barnett arrived from
Independence, Oregon. Monday to spend
some time here with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Roop.
Thos. Lelliott went to The Dalles
Sunday to see his wife at the hospital.
He returned in the afternoon, bringing
Mrs. Lelliott home with him. Her con
dition is not much improved.
Mrs. W. E. Chown and son, Roger,
went to Portland Thursday to visit rel
atiVes. Before returning home they
will visit Mrs. ChoWn's father at
Spring brook, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Hudson came up
from Portland Saturday evening, Mr..
Hudson returning to Portland Sunday
evening on No. II. Mrs. Hudson re-
manned over for few days.
Mrs. J. 2. Tryon and daughter, Fran
ces, left for Portland Friday to spend
few days with Mrs. 1ryon's parents
and also to see "a brother who leaves
soon to enter the naval service.
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Mosier Fruit Growers Association, re-
ports that the entire Royal Anne cher
ry crop of Mosier valley has been sold
to Hunt Bros, of Salem, Ore, at sat
isfactory prices.
Miss Dawson, of Portland, arrived
Saturday with her little niece. She
will remain with Mr. and Mrs. 4. G.
Slothower, at Ortley, and help them
with the mail route through the sum
mer.
Miss Marjorie Page arrived from
York, Neb., Saturday evening to spend
the summer with Mrs. Geo. Chamber
lain. Miss Page has been teaching in
the kindergarten department of the
schools there for the past two years.
Friday evening, June q, Cheerful
, Givers," five reels This is highly
recommended. 1t is Triangle film
and all who have seen Triangle pictures
; know they are good. One reel comedy
also will be shown. Start at $50 p.
,, M. sharp. Admission 10 and 20 cents,
proceeds go to church fund.
Mrs. S. W. Taylor and children ar
rived from Nebraska recently and have
! stored their goods in the DR.. Robinson
residence. Mrs. Taylor is a sister of
VIM l.. Warren at whose home they
will remain for sometime, until Mr..
Taylor. who is coming across country
in his Studebaker, arrives.
Fred Evans and family accompanied,
by his father enjoyed short trip out
! on the Deschutes river the last of the
week. They reported that fishing was
! not very good, although they caught a
few nice ones. They were near Mil
{ ers bridge. The country looks beauti-
! ful.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Scarce heard
from their boys recently. Robert has
been i'll in the hospital in France, with
! pneumonia. He said he had the best
of care. His Red Cross nurse was
from Ohio. Richard is still in the hos
pital in Liverpool. England, but much
f. improved and hoped to be out in a short
time.
n. P. Sturgess has very kindly do
= mated the lower part of his building to
the Mosier branch of the American
Red Cross, which fact is much appre-
q ciated by the members. The place is
roomy and very cool. making the work
a pleasure on the warm summer days.
Mr.. Sturgess has also given the ladies
the privilege of using the show cases
d for their gauze and other materials.
o Out on the Mosier creek road about
two miles south of Mosier some very
:, fine work has just been completed by
Supervisor Bennett and his able crew
of workmen. The bridge known as the
p