The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-12

sisted of music, vocal and instrumental,
and interesting speeches. Over S., 600
| was pledged as starter toward the
quota for this district. The amount
has not yet been announced, but Mosier
confidently expects to go over the top
IN this instance, as IN previous cases.
Moser people were certainly shock
| ed to learn of the sad accident Satur-
day, August 81, which resulted in the
death of Miss Florence Moe, sister Of
our former editor, Roger Moe. Sin
cere sympathy is here extended to the
| bereaved parents, sister and brothers.
Mrs. c. G.. Stoltz returned Thursday
afternoon from The Dalles, where she
spent last week.
Mrs. j. p. Tryon attended to busi-
ness in The Dalles Thursday.
| Lee Hunter was a business visitor in
The Dalles the last of the week. Also
in Hood River.
Mrs. L. A. Race and children have
returned to their home in Moro after a
visit of over week with Mosier
friends.
j. p. Ross attended institute in The
Dalles Thursday and Friday
Mrs. l.. f. Howe recently received
the announcement of the arrival of an
8 pound boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Leeper in Los Angeles.
The repair work on the school house
was attended to last week.
William Sendlinger went to The
| NO Hoe frhnroIoV tn ha rnnltt
to leave for Camp Lewis Friday with
the Wasco county boys, of whom there
were 81.
Elmer Root and family returned
home Tuesday from a week s outing in
the Willamette Valley.
Mrs. Emma j. Mcclure returned
Tuesday from a visit in The Dalles, at
the home of Mrs. Thell Winans. Her
two little granddaughters, Misses Ro-
desa and Viola Winans, accompanied
Mrs. Mcclure home for a visit.
Thell Winans has been taking treat
ment in The Dalles hospital for the
past week for an injured eye. He
was able to go to his home Monday,
: although the eye was still bandaged.
Fire which started in some unknown
manner, but supposed to have been
left or started by hunters or campers
who had temporarily occupied an old
! cabin on the Hans Olsen farm several
Z miles south of Mosier, spread and did
a great deal of damage IN burning
| standing timber and cord wood, and
several out buildings besides the build.
ing in which the fire started. A crew
of men under the direction of 0. +.
Wilson succeeded in getting the fire
under control after hard fighting
, through the afternoon and evening OF
Tuesday, August Z.
visit in Vancouver and W Washougal Mon.
day.
Miss Bob Fisher came up from HOOD
River Wednesday.
Miss Marion Wood was a visitor ir
!, Hood River the first of the week.
VIM. Sendlinger west to The Dalles
for examination beore the local boarC
Wednesday and no doubt will soon be
: called for duty.
F. X. Howard was over from HooC
! River Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Wegner, of The Dalles, is
visiting in Mosier with Mrs. Thos. Moe
! and Mrs. R. l.. Nichol.
Miss Dorothy Snider, who has beer
n visiting at the Swain home, returned t
her home in Portland Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Roop moved into
town for the winter Thursday. They
y are occupying the small cottage OF
John Evans.
5 Mrs. C. G. Nichol entertained the
n Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday
e afternoon, August q.
] Mrs. c. A. Brown went to Portland
+. Wednesday afternoon for few days tc
: attend to business affairs.
d Messrs. Tryon and Bennett went ovel
: to The Dalles Wednesday Afternoon