The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-03-14
IOSIER.

Hood River " Nednescay.
Al. Behrens was in The Dalles On
business Thursday.
c. o. Perley was a visitor in The
Dalles last week.
Fred Evans was in The Dalles On
business last week.
Mrs. June Rhodes went TO Portland
the first of the week for visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Evans were
visitors Monday in Hood River.
Ray Bailey was a visitor in Hood
River this week,
Mrs. {. o. Perley wents to Hood
River Monday afternoon for visit.
Geo. W. Mathews was visitor in
Hood River on Saturday.
+ Otto Hage was in The Dalles last
week.
Dudley Piercey was down from The
Dalles last week for visit.
Miss Alice l.. Bennett was visitor
in The Dalles Saturday.
/ O. E. Wilson was in The Dalles the
4 first of the week.
C. o. Perley was visitor last week
in The Dalles.
c. G. Nichol went to The Dalles
Tuesday on business.
DR.. w. S. Nichol was visitor in
Hood River this week.
Mrs. A. Newman went to Portland
Tuesday afternon for visit.
c. G. Nichol was attending to busi-
ness matters in Hood River Monday
afternoon.
DR.. H. L. Dumble was here last
week from Hood River on professional
calls.
j. T. Davenport was a visitor last
week in 0dell at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. K. II. Kemp,
c. J. Littlepage returned Tuesday
morning from a business and pleasure
trip to Corbett and Portland.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Evans,
on Tuesday, February 26. an S4.pound
boy.
John Elder returned on Wednesday
afternoon after several days busi
ness trip to Hermiston, Echo and lone
in eastern Oregon.
Nr. and Mrs. F. A. Arlington, anC
son, Darrell, and her mother, Mrs. C.
Ruscher, spent Wednesday Afternoon
in Hood River.
Martin l.. Clement went to Portland
Sunday and expects to spend three ol
four weeks in that vicinity sand tht
Willamette valley where he will prunt
fruit trees.
, Mrs. Chas. Hoff, accompanied by hel
] two children, Earl and Arthur, wen
to Portland Tuesday afternoon to re
main for few weeks. An operation
will be performed on the latter child.
Mrs. S. +. Evans, accompanied b,
her daughter, Mrs. j. K. Wilcox, AM
son, Forrest Evans, returned Tuesda,
night after spending few days visit
: ing friends and relatives in Portland
and Vancouver, Wn.
DR.. and Mrs. W. R. Shinn came u
) ) from Portland Monday night for
visit with their son and wife, Mr. ant
Mrs. r. Z. Shinn. Dr. Shinn returne,
: to Portland Wednesday morning. AM
: Mrs. Shinn will remain here for few
: days.
1 Friends here have received wor
that Geo. Huskey who was operate
4 upon at Brownsville on Marcn |, fo
! appendicitis, is now getting along fine
; Mr.. Huskey resides near Cascadi
where he is smoke chaser on the gov
e ernment forest reserve.
a A. b. Cumins was here last Sunda
= from Portland on business. Mr.. Gun
e ms, who is employed in Portlan
e garage, declares that himself an
$ partner, Frank Paycer. intend to re
open the l. & N Garage here in tn
z spring.
Leo Nichol, who has been acting a
chauffeur for Mark A. Mayer for th
0 past month, is now with the crew G
men engaged here in making change
in the block signal system for the O.
. W. K. & N. Co. Randy Cook, wh
was also working at Mayerdale, is
member Of the signal crew.
| B. P. Bailey, district manager of tn
Pacific Power & Light Co., was her
the first Of the week, having motore
over from The Dalles to look over tn
electric light lines between this cit
and The DaIles Mr.. Bailey says thu
some of the poles will be moved 500
on account of the construction of tn
| Dry Creek highway.
| Ben Sellinger, of Bend, was here tn
first of the week visiting with h
uncles, Ben and Zeno Sellinger. II
is fireman on one of the North Ban
construction trains He declared thu
| in the vicinity Of Bend when he lei
the weather was fine and that tn
roads were even dusty.
II S. d. Montgomery went to Ruff
| yesterday to spend couple of day
! Upon his return to Mosier he wi
| move his household goo1s and leay
| with his family for Portland where /
| has position with the gas compan
| of that city.
Il Chas. T. Bennett went to The Dale
II "Wednesday where he attended tt
| meeting Of the county court. M
| Bennett, who is road supervisor in tn
| district, says that the court agreed
abolish the bridge near the Fish,
| place, and make fill for the ros
instead.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. McCargar ar
| son, Donald, who have been spendir
the fall and winter months in Por
| land, where Mr.. McCargar is men
ber of the insurance firm of McCarga
Bates & Lively, returned to Mosi,
| last week on account of the annu
| meeting of the stockholders of II
| Mosier Fruit Growers Association.
= A. M. Roop, who has been critical
: i'll FOR the past few days, is now col
siderably improved Mrs. Jas. Nichol