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the office of the Mosier Bulletin to his
place of business in Hood River for
safe keeping until such time comes
that they can be used again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. Nchol arrived
from Portland Sunday morning and
will be employed at the mill of the
| Moser Lumber Co.
Mr.. Ainsworth, of the Wittenburg-
King Co., of The Dalles, called at the
office of the Mosier Fruit Growers
Association during the week
Mrs. Leliott went to The Dalles
hospital Wednesday of last week to re-
, ceive treatment. Mr. Lelliott accom-
! panied her to The Dalles.
AL Behrens is leaving next week for
Portland where he will be employed
with Chris Faureso, contractor and
| builder.
V. c. Gibson, of Libby, Mcneil &
| Libby, called last week to see K. d.
Chattield. manager of the Mosier Fruit
| Growers Association.
There will be home grown strawber-
res on the market during the week,
so reports c. Cramer, who has a field
of berries on Mosier creek.
Big loads of lumber are now being
hauled into Mosier most every day
from the mill of the Mosier Lumber
Co., south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. May. of Port
land, spent several days of the past
week as guests of Mrs L. f. Howe at
Lehowa Fruit farm.
j. Buchanan. who will be principal
| Of Mosier schools the coming year,
spent some time in town this week
meeting the people and making ar
rangements for the future.
At this writing, Friday. May "a, the
condition of both Mr.. Carlson and Mrs.
| Lelliott, who are patients at The
Dales hospital. is reported much i'm
proved. Also Miss Della Burton.
W. H. Paulhamus and DR.. W. S.
Beekman, of Puyallup, Wash, and A.
ers in the Mosier Fruit Growers Asso-
citation office last week.
VIM. Horn, of White Salmon, Wash,
arrived Monday with his wife and two
children, to take charge of DR.. Ma
crum's ranch. under the direction of
the Doctor himself.
| Uncle Sam wants us all to conserve
our strength and resources, and have
rational entertainments. A picnic is
! the thing. have the picnic goods
| that save the wheat and fat for the
army and gives you the proper nour-
ishment. Strauss Art Poster Store.
Mr. Mcqueen, of Hudson, Mich.
representing the Hardie Mfg. Co..
called on r. d. Chatfield, of the Mosier
Fruit Growers Association the past
week. A good number of the Hardie
| sprayers are used in the Mosier dis
trict.
Mrs A. W. Ehrich entertained at
her home Friday afternoon for the
eight school girls who gave the patri-
otic drill May 13. The house was
/ beautifully decorated with roses.
Games were enjoyed by the Youngsters,
after which refreshments were served
All present report fine time.
| Mrs. James Percey went to The
/ Dalles Friday morning and returned in
the afternoon, bringing her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Stuart. who has been in
the hospital for the past five weeks.
Mrs. Stuart expects to leave for her
home in Maupin soon.
Pvt. l.. J. Merrill, accompanied by
/ his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ S. A. Merrill. arrived from Nampa,
/ Idaho, Monday afternoon. Mr.. Merrill
! has been enjoying a 10 day furlough on
| his fathers farm. They left Tuesday
, afternoon for Portland. and went on to
Camp Lewis and Seattle yesterday.
F. W. Smith, of Walla Walla Wash,
with his wife and baby, stopped over
for few days visit the first of the
week with Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs. j.
f. Cole. Friday they continued to
Portland, accompanied by their nephew,
Carroll Cole, who will have dental
work attended to. He expects to en-
list in the navy, in company with other
; Mosier boys, this week.