The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-10
MOSIER.

y. b. Hanson closed his sawmill
work for the season and returned to
Portland this week for the winter.
Mrs. VIM. n. Akers is up from Port.
land helping her husband care for the
apple crop.
Prof. ". G. Jolley spent Sunday il
Portland with his wife.
The county truck, under direction of
Supervisor e. I. Bennett, has been
used the past week and is being used
this week hauling gravel on the vari
Gus roads in the most necessary places
Leslie Root is driving the truck.
While leaving the packing house in
their orchard one evening last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cherry had the
misfortune to ever turn their auto.
As luck would have it, not one of the
occupants We're injured in any way.
Beside tie fright received at the time
no harm was done.
Mrs. A. NJ Roop returned from In
dependence Monday evening, where
she had gone Saturday morning to at
teEd the funeral of her only child.
VIM. Barnett, who was accidently Shot
last Thursday, supposedly by his re.
volver which he had in his hip pocket
and which in some manner fell out
while he was stopping over washing
out pan of pay dirt at his mining
claim.
F. w. Clarke, of The DaIles, was in
Mosier Tuesday.
Frank Ginger was over at Bingen
last Saturday and Sunday
Mrs, j. ? Bailey and her daughters,
Mrs Ralph DuvaIl and Miss Grace
Bailey are working through the ap
pie season in Hood River valley at the
Dckerson K Peck 'laceseast of town.
D. NJ Duvall, of independence, is
helping J. 7. Carroll in the apple har.
vest this year. Mr.. Duvall formerly
resided near Mosier on a ranch
j Il. Carpenter is up from Portland
looking after his apple crop. J. H.
Osburn is helping him.
Jno. O. Beldn and family have
moved to the Iehowa Fruit Farm.
where they will reside for the next
few years.
Robt Ross is home from Portland.
where he is attending school, to help
take care of the apple crop.
A number of the older scholars are
out of school for couple of weeks or
more helping through the apple har.
vest.
{. G. Nichol was business visitor
in The Dalles Tuesday
Geo. Chamberlain attended to busi.
ness in The Dalles Wednesday.
Miss Martin, of Portland. is visiting
Miss Ehrlich this week
Lee Hunter and Frank Ginger at.
tended to business in The Dales
Thursday
Mrs. c. c. Clement left Thursda,
| for Portland where she will reside foI
time, Mr.. Clement has employment
/ there
Martin Clement left for The Dale,
Wednesday evening, from where h,
was sent to Fort Mcdowell, Calf.
Jack Proctor came home Monda,
evening from Bremerton navy ayrds OF
a Today furlough to help his mothe,
care for their apple crop
Mrs. n. A. Hunter was pleasantly
surprised on the evening of September
2S. when about 30 Rebekahs. ladie.
and gentlemen, came to her home neal
Il Mosler to spend the evening. tn,
evening was passed in playing musi,
/ and games, after which refreshment.
were enjoyed by all At a late, ol
Il prof erly speaking, at an early houI
the guests took their departure aftei
expressing themselves as having spen
very pleasant evening Here's hop
H ing they come agair sometime.
II First Lieut.. 0rren f.. Osburn cam,
Il from Camp Lewis Wednesday evening
Il to spend few days with home folks.
H Mo and Mrs. l.. Carlisle. of Herm
| iston, are spending few days in Mo