The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-03-21
MOSIER.


Mrs. Orpha Gibson was a Hood
River visitor on Saturday.
c. A. Hage spent Saturday after
noon in Hood River.
Mrs. d. ". Hudson was a Hood
River visitor Saturday afternoon.
Frank Middleswart was in Hood
River this week.
Ben W. Veatch spent Wednesday
afternoon in Hood River.
c. l.. Joy was in Hood River and
The Dalles this week on business.
Ford Repairs and Accessories for
all cars at Chown's.
Z. l.. Root was in Hood River on
business the first of the week.
Miss Marion Wood was a Hood River
visitor Monday afternoon.
Mrs. June Rhodes was a visitor in
Hood RIVER the first of the week.
John Strshm spent Monday in Hood
River.
j. NJ. Madden was in Ho6d River
the first of the week
John Elder was in The Dalles on
business the first of the week.
Leslie Root was in Hood River Tues
day morning,
Arthur Kuhn was attending to busi-
ness matters in The Dalles Tuesday.
W. A. Marsh was in The Dalles on
Tuesday.
Jas. Piercey went TO Portland on
business Wednesday.
Henry Dunsmore was in Hood River
Sunday afternoon.
Jas. Cherry made.a trip on Tuesday
to The Dalles.
Miss Della Burton was a Sunday
afternoon visitor in Hood River
Mrs. VIM. johnson was visiting in
The Dalles on Saturday.
Jas. Cherry made business trip to
The Dalles last week.
c. C. Carpenter was attending to
business in The Dalles Friday.
Ernest Evans was in Hood River the
latter part Of last week.
! y. n. Mtut u IUTLIdilU
last Friday to spend few days.
r. W. Simpson spent Saturday in
The Dalles.
Lee Hunter was in Hood River be-
tween trains yesterday morning.
W. W. Vinegar was visitor this
week in The Dalles and Hood River.
! Mrs, Lizzie Simmons was n visitor
| in Hood River this week.
Mrs. j. +. Proctor and her two little
daughters, Dena and Dora, were Tues
day afternoon visitors in Hood River.
Ed. Wood, O..W. R. & N. detective.
was here Sunday to spend the day with
his father, G. K. Wood.
DR.. H. J.. Dumble was called ur
from Hood River the first of the week
on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bailey were Wis.
ltors the first of the week in Hooc
River.
Miss Vera Olsen left yesterday fol
Portland where she plans on making
an extended stay.
Miss Blanche Ross has been suffer.
ing this week with slight attack OF
appendicitis.
Two additional telephones have beer
installed recently. The new patrons
are Arthur Kuhn and H. Nicklin.
| Harold Sherman, who has been EN-
ployed on the Mayerdale orchard tract
is now at Lehowa Fruit Farm.
Mrs. Jas. Cherry and little daughter
Doris, were visitors yesterday morning
in Hood River.
DR.. Fred Thompson was here yester
day morning from The Dalles on a pro
fessional call.
Miss Lenora Hunter, local postms
| tress, reports that the sale of Thrift
Stamps here has attained an aggregate
to date of $S77.3S.
Mrs. Ben Selinger :and her sister
Miss Elsie Carlson, and brother, Alley
| Carlson, were visitors in The Dalles
on Saturday.
Mrs. Dudley Piercey and little son
! Kenneth, were here last week visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. f
Higley,
D. f. konfm and wife, accompanied
by the latter's mother. arrived las
week from Portland and will spenc
the summer on the McCargar ranch.
Highway Engineer j. A. Elliott wa.
here yesterday from The Dallesslo look.
ing after the work on the Dry Greek
route.
j. n. Mosier made business trip tC
The Dalles Wednesday, returning il
the evening from Hood River where h,
had gone on No. II.
+. Yackie came up yesterday for ;
short visit with relatives. For tn,
pa. t two months he has been employed
at St. Johns, with the Peninsula Iroi
Works.
Mrs. j. E. Higley has received
card from her son, Leo, who left her,
a short time ago, announcing his saf'
arrival in France. Young Higley il
with company of engineers.
Friends here have received wor,
that Carroll, the little son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. G. P. Morden, who are spending
the winter in Portland. has been crit
lcally Ill Tor the past several days.
Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Hudson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Husbands and Mrs
Frank Ginger went to Hood Rive
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs
W. A. Stark.
Mrs. C. G. Nichol and her daughter
Mildred, spent Monday afternoon il
visiting in Hood River. Mrs. W. d
Holly, mother of Mrs. Nichol, accom-
panied them.
VIM. N. Akers, who came up fror
Portland Tuesday to be present at tn
funeral of Mrs. w. A. Stark, came u
to Mosier that evening for stay O
his ranch.
J. T. Davenport and little daughter
Caroline Marie. went to The Dale
yesterday for visit with Mr.. AM
Mrs Geo. krauss, who are the parent
of his wife.