The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
MOSIER.


burger. an CID friend Of mis- childhood
DAYS, came % pay aim visit Mr.
Huntsburger has lived many wears lH
Topeka, kss., but has recently come
from Montana to Portland. where he
attended the late q. A. r. convention.
lie Will leave soon for Sacramento,
Calf, To spend the winter. These two
friends had not met for over 90 years.
when they used to Five on adjoining
farms back in ONO m their bovhood
days. Naturally. they had much Ia
tell each other. and many things 10
talk about. Mr.. Huntsburger' ; daugh-
ter will accompany him 70 California.
FIVE more Nosier boys were called
% The DaleS tins week for eXamIna-
tion for the service, namely Dewey
Wood. Walter Nichol, Frank Wilson.
Jess Huskey and Orval Bailey.
A steady, gentle downpolr Of ram
prevailed over the Mosier valley Mon
day night. Tuesday and Tuesday hight
Of last week keeping up we'll into We'd
7 uesday. This stopped apple picking in
orchards. but work could still continue
in the packing honses. Some Of the
growers We're Just finishing picking.
while others were not half through.
Mrs. II. W. Winkler and Miss Boo
Fisher came from Hood River this
week 10 visit few days with their
sister, Mrs. Leslie Root.
Miss Marion Wood returned to The
Dalles Tuesday evening, after spend
ing Sunday and Monday home with her
father.
+. NJ. Strauss now has fine new
electric piano in his home in Mosier.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Doris, Of Eu-
gepe, are visiting their daughter. Mrs
{. A. Macrum. Mrs. Jerry Bronaugh.
Of Portland Mrs. Macrum's sister is
also here for few weeks stay.
Mr.. and MIR. J ?. Tryon have sold
their farm south of Mosier to Portland
parties. who intend to move onto it
soon and make their home there.
+. c. Kruger came from Portland
Saturday. He is spending several
weeks on the farm with his sister. Mrs.
7 c. {. Stoltz, for his health.
Mrs. c. Bauer came from Portland
Wednesday to spend few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Thos Gordon, to
look after her property interests.
Mrs. Godbersen came from Hood
River Friday, where she spent the last
three weeks at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II c. Cutler After visiting
Mosier friends for few days she will
return to her home in Portland,
Mrs. W. T. Wiley Of Hood River,
VISITED her brother. C. 6. Nichol, and
family this week.
Miss Vivian Ehrlich was called to
Portland Friday because of the serious
illness Of her grandmother
Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Powell bad Mr..
Cherry drive with them to The Dailes
Saturday morning to seek aid for then
little daughter, Axle, who was suffering
from an acute attack or indigestion
,aused by eating too many oyerript
grapes Thursday.
&c. &. Stoltz, who resides few miles
south Of Mosler. IS erecting a new barr
On hs farm, with the assistance of {.
J fredrltksOn.
Pvt. }. +. Proctor came Friday from
New Westminster. h. G., to spend a
few days with his family before leav.
ing for France. Mr. Proctor has loiueC
the Canadian engineers and will leave
the coming week for overseas duty.
j. NJ. Burpee came up from Portland
naturuay 70 speiu ou'0as WIN rianF
Miuales"atl HShlhG On MosIeT creek
VIZ; buipee Is ehIploSea III ShIISdr'
III tortlaha'
Mrs. }. T. Tryon traded her property
near Portland this week for Met
auto. Mr.. Tfyon, thinking he WoulC
have a little spin while he had a few
spare moments, got in and started OFT
ne aid not 'hihh ABOUT the ullerehe'
" "o'hifles oi the melz ana olfef car
ne had driven. Sothce 1t To say that ne
4aa 'he rae OF ms me IN d very shor shor,
~ ~ S "" n3 stnn u", thn m hrUta U0 g. g.
tben no,clnJ.d ho wonid loot "th.
crittor,, o,.a, ,ral hofo,e staytin, n,,
on very lengthy journey.
NJ mos poat hos oom,Iotod ~,
r.lInn o'''T Es, ~ 20 art;olas m"2 10 nas '
rear fnr ~ pod cro"g h,.,nb ~ Mn
so,r ~ shnet. Ok niI1aur ,.asoo ''',,, IN a
h.nd,g.e - ahdon;noL bardagec >
1apkins. Y bed shirts, l6 convalescen
robes. AZ suits pajamas. II refuge,
garments for children. ii refugee par
ments for women: knitted z sweaters
scarf. 80 pairs of socks. Mrs. Roo
is 68 wears old and very earnest. en-
rbusjastjc worker She has onIy misse,
being present at the Red Cross worl
room one afternoon since the work he
S gan. and heped with the pauze work
also. This is surely an enviable recor,
for much Younger person. and one t,
- be iustlv proud of nv the faithful lad
10 whose credit it is placed
Nc Tnos uoa uart . Iood PIE
u"nd,, 100 ~ onns',1t @ do,td ','o" w. =
haaith of hor 'l IttIo saa Vorna, M - ,rh ~
nas rnt henn m yaIi for 11 tha nast '0i iaa, :
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