The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-03-28
MOSIER
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itors last week in Hood River
.. ". Hudson was visitor in The
Dalles Friday.
Fred Evans made trip to The
Dalles last week.
Mrs. j. E. Higley was visitor last
Friday morning in Hood River.
Henry Dunsmore was in The Dalles
and Hood River last week.
s. E. Evans and son, Forrest. were
visitors last week in Hood River.
Mrs. 5. d. Fisher was up from Hood
River this week for short stay.
]. H. Bywater was here Tuesday
from Hood River on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Joy were in
Hood River the latter part of last
week.
F. B. Snyder was here last week
from Hood River to look after plumb
ing work on the Mayerdale ranch.
Mrs. Jas. Piereey, and daughter,
Violet and son, t. D.. spent an after
noon the latter part of last week in
Hood River.
Frank K. Howard was here Friday
from Hood River Inspecting the lines
for the Pacific States Telephone Co.
DR.. H. l.. Dumble was here from
Hood River last week on profession
al call.
Philip Templemire was in Hood
River between trains the first of the
week.
J. P. Carroll and his son, J, Nj. Car
roll, were III The Dalles on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nancy Hunter, who has been
seriously i'll for the past month, is now
improving.
Miss Blanche Ross is reported to be
much better since her light attack of
appendicitis last week.
VIM. A. Marsh had an attack Of
pleurisy Wednesday night. His condi-
tion has improved now.
Mrs. Ben Sellinger and her sister,
Miss Elsie Carlson, We're visitors in
Hood River last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bailey spent the
last of the week visiting in Hood
River.
1 c. J. Fredrickson made a trip tC
Hood River yesterday afternoon or
business.
! Miss Viva Gibson and her sister
Mrs. Brooks, were week end visitors
I in Portland.
4 VIM. A. Marsh was in The Dale:
last week where he purchased Chev
rolet. He motored back with Free
Evans who drove the new car,
Mrs. Flora Morgensen, who resides
in the vicinity of Tygh Valley, arrived
Friday afternoon for visit with the
family of her brother, Geo. Chamber
lain.
Mark A. Mayer was called to Port
land Tuesday afternoon on account oil
the death of Mrs l. n Fleishner, wife
Of his partner in the mercantile bust
ness in Portland.
G. P. Morden came up last FRIDAY
from Portland for a short stay here OF
his ranch. He said that his little sol
and daughter, who have been very il
with measles and pneumonia, are nov
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walch came "
from Portland Tuesday where the,
have been during the winter. Mr.
Walch will be employed here looking
after the ranch interests of &. l.. Dav
export, of Portland.
Miss Pearl Mcclure, who accompan
led her sister, Mrs. June Rhodes VIII
went to Portland Wednesday, as far a
Hood River, went from the latter cit,
to The Dalles where she expects t,
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
K. 0. Winans, for month.
At the regular meeting of the cit,
council held last week, W. E. Chowl
was elected to the office of city record
er, made vacant by the resignation o
2. l.. Arthur. Mr. Chown will hole
Office until the general election il
November of this year.
E. j. Middleswart was here from
Hood River the latter part of las
week He had approximately SO boxe
of small size Newtowns stored in tn
apple warehouse of c. l.. Joy whicI
were not packed last fall. The apple
were packed last week and shipped t.
buyer.
Mrs. C. o. Perley returned Wednes
day from Portland where she had bee
for the past three weeks visiting wit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Morden and othe
friends. Mrs. Perley says that tn
two little children of Mr.. and Mrs
Morden. Gloria and Carroll, are nov
lots better.
Mrs. Ed. L. Howe was here the frs
of the week from Portland to loo
after her orchard interests. Mrs
Howe, who has been spending the wir
ter in Portland, plans on making a tri
to California before coming to Mosie
to remain on her ranch for the sun
mer.
c. l.. JOY, who was in The Dale
and Hood River this week on bushes
is planning to erect a house on his OF
chard tract east of the city. He cor
templates beginning work as soon g
possible and will build small hous
this spring. He intends later to us
this for a woodshed and later will
| erect substantial dwelling on tn
place.
| Mrs, June Rhodes left Wednesda
morning for Portland where she wi
4 reside. She has moved her househo
/ goods to the ranch home of her mothe
4 Mrs. w. T. Mcclure. for the presen
Mrs. Rhodes plans on engaging in mi
II llnery Her daughter, Florence, wi
remain here with her grandmothe
| until her school term is finished.
: Kenneth Mckay was here Wedne
day from Hood River for visit wit
DR.. G. A. Macrum and r. d. Cha
field. Mr.. Mckay, who formerly VIZ
manager of the Fruit Growers 4,
change at Hood River, has been in tt
east for over six months representa-
the Northwestern Fruit Exchange, {
Seattle.
Claude Thompson, formerly Of Hoo
River, who is now travelling represen
ative for the Edlefsen Fuel Co., {
Portland, was here this week for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Shini
The two men are members of Sign