The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-29
IOSIER.

IA ~ AAN.
Robt. W. Evans returned to Mosier
Tuesday after an absence of more than
three years. He is now employed at
the Dee mill
Miss Lizzie Elder and brother, Con-
rade, will move in the near future To-
their new ranch near Mount Hood.
Mr.. Elder will remain with them for
some Of the time.
The following letter was recently re-
ceVed by j. +. Proctor from the exec
utive secretary of the Overseas To-
bacco Club:
Dear sir: One has only to look
through your collecting list to realize
your own kindness ana energy towards
our fund, as we'll as the very great
volume of good will represented IN the
names of your friends and associates.
Your contributions Will be the
means Of bringing much happiness tC
the men in the fighting line and in hos
pItals. Letters and post cards from
the fighting line tell us again and
again that smokes ale appreciated
above everything else.
Yours very truly,
Francis K. Jones.
Amount received. $2l.75
Miss Blanche Ross returned Monday
evening from visit in Portland anc
Washougal
George Wilson was in Hood River
Tuesday afternoon.
M,p | ~ Diloc arJ NJ
Maddox, of Portland, came Monday
evening to remain at Lehowa farm fol
few weeks with Mrs. Howe, who is
also Mrs. Biles daughter.
W. 5. Letter, of Bingen, Wash, i,
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Ginger
and family.
Frank Ginger was a business visitor
in The Dales Monday.
Mrs. A. W. Ehrlich returned home
Monday evening accompanied by hel
mother, Mrs. Cludas, of Portland, ant
sister, Mrs. Webster, from Canton
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Chown returned
Tuesday evening sfrom a few weeks
stay at Tillamook and other coast
points. They report finding plenty OF
rain and mud, the weather cold anC
windy. Not very favorable for camp
ing. They visited Dr. and Mrs. Robin
son at Tillamook, who came into Port
land at the same time Mr.. and Mrs
Chown did, to view the &. A. X. pa
rade.
Mrs. Paul r. Higley, of Raymond
Wash, is visiting at the home Of Mrs
j. f. HigIey.
Mrs. Z. D, piercey and children re
turned to their home in The Dale
Tuesday.
Frederick Page and family lef
Thursday for their home in East Or
ange, N J.. by way of Canada wher,
they will spend "A few days at Ochr'
River
E. Jacobsen came from Portland
Wednesday and stopped at his farm
over night while on business trip t,
eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Emma Wood returned hom
WEDNESDAY afternoon from The Dalles
where she has been the last two week
for medical treatment.
f. l.. Root and family left last Wed
nesday for week S trip to Portland
Oregon City and other valley points.
H. M. Scearce left the first Of tn
week for a business trip into easter
Washington and Idaho.
Mrs. H. NJ. Scearce and tHughte
moved to Hood River the last of tn
week. where Miss Caroline will atten
school.
Mrs. c. G. Graham, accompanied b
her daughter-in-l law, Mrs. VIM. Ora
ham, and little son, Merle, arrive
from Moro, Sherman county, Frida.
for short stay in Mosier.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robertson am
Wilbur Denney. of Portland, cam
through Mosier Thursday of last week
stopping over night. They were 0
the way to Moro. They returned Sur
day, continuing to Portland in the at
ternoon.
Messrs. Husbands and Davidhza
and their families went after buckle
berries Saturday near Lost Lake.
Thos. Lelliott retlHned home fror
Portland Saturday evening much i'm
proved in health after taking treat
ments for rheumatism.
Mrs. Roy nuvaI arrived with he
little daughter Thursday evening fror
independence. She will make her HON
here with her parents for time.
James Piercey returned Friday ever
ing from Portland, where he has bee
in the st. Vincent hospital for the pas
few weeks. He is weak, but impro,
ing very satisfactorily and hopes !
resume his work as foreman Of tn
railroad section work at Mosier in tn
near future.
Fred and Ernest Evans and thei
families returned Friday evening fror
a three weeks outing at Walport Ba
and other points in the valley. The
were lucky and brought home som
venison.
Mrs Rachel Stewart returned Frida