The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-26
.MOSIER.

Mrs. T.. IL. Tlercey anu cnilufen, OF
The Dalles. spent the week end in
Mosier at the home of Mrs. Plercey' $
mother, Mrs. }. E. Higley,
Geo. Chamberlain attended to busi-
ness in The Dalles Monday.
Mr.. Morgensen, of Maupin. came
Monday to visit few days at the
home Of his brother-in-l Geo. Cham
berlain.
UIman and Shannon Weller have re
turned to the Columbia University for
the school year.
Miss Marion Wood is attending
school in The Dalles this year.
Misses Mary and Ruth Higley are
staying with their father in Portland
this year and attending school.
Mrs. W. G. Joley, who is state
treasurer for the W. c. 7. IT,, with
offices in Portland, spent Sunday here
with her husband, who is head Of the
Mosier school this year
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Nichol spent
Tuesday afternoon in Hood River.
Mrs. Jas. f. Cole was a business
visitor in Hood River Tuesday.
Mosier people attending to business
affairs in The Dalles Wednesday were
MeArs. Ginger, Bennett and Simpson,
Mark Mayer and his sister, Mrs. Oscar
Meyer, of New York, and Mrs. Weller.
Mr. and Mrs. Husbands, Mrs. Howe
and her sister, Miss Biles.
G. P. Morden has purchased new
Ford tractor which he will use on his
farm near Mosier.
Mrs. j. Bryce Smith, representing
the Elhson-Whte chautauqua circuit,
was in Mosier Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Ralph Duval went to Vancou-
yer, Wash, Wednesday to spend few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Fitzgerald, of
The Dales, accompanied by Mrs. &.
W. .Millison, of Poulson, Mont, motored
down last Sunday to visit old friends.
Mrs. Millison formerly lived in Mo-
sier. Her home is now at Poulson,
from which place she was called tt
attend her father, l.. Lamb, during his
" +,
Lamb was improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Rowland mo.
tored over to Parkdae Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
MlddlesWart.
Following are extracts from letter
recently received .from Leroy Evans
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z.
Evans.
Dear folks at home, Here | am
almost in sight of the Atlantic ocean,
in good big camp and feeling fine
The most of our old Third Oregon boys
are together. Our captain smiled and
yelled Good ! when we raised oul
hands in answer to the state we were
from. Can't write all | would like tt
about the trip, as it would take toe
many envelopes and stamps.
Later, will say good morning.
didn't get to mail this last evening
and | have little time before we cast
in our clothing and get our overseas
outfit. Now that's stepping along
some, isn't it? We don't know wher
we Il start across but we go to New
| York soon, they say, and we are al
anxious to see what its like over there
So don't worry one bit if the letter.
don't come thick and fast, because
am going to get along fine and dandy
| Just as well as any of them. | mus
tell you about some sights we saw
while passing through some of tn,
southern states. Crowds of little dark
les met the trains with fruit to sell
They would also do some fancy clos
dancing for us when we threw ou
nickles to them. They knew it was
troop train, SO | suppose did not ex
pect very big donation Of coin. ",
enjoyed them, anyway.
''Pvt. Leroy Evans,
Bait. B,49th Art. c. A. C., Am. Z. f. ,
Mrs. c. J. +. Carlson, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. B. L. Seliinger
was in The Dalles Thursday.
Mosier friends received announce
ments this week of the graduation o,
Miss Euna Alefora Ilaacke as d nurs,
from the Portland Santarium Septem