The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-10-30
MOSIER.

". n. Hugunin returned from Port
lard over the Highway recently with a
brand new Republic truck Of two and
one half ton capacity. He drove over
to The Dalles last week for lumber to
use in making 4 rack for the truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Garbade returned
10 Portland last week Wednesday after
spending the past two weeks assisting
in gathering the apples on the farm Of
C. A. Brown.
NJ. r. Biggs. Of Prineville. who is
Grand Warden of the |. o. o. F. order
in Oregon. paid All official visit 10 the
local lodge of Odd Fellows Tuesday
night Of last week. A very interesting
meeting was held The third degree
was conferred on a class of several
members. A number of the member 5
bad attended the disrtict convention in
The Dalles the evening previous and
reported having fine time. The con-
yentlon is to meet at Antelope next
year.
Paul K. Evans. formerly of Mosier,
but now of Sheldon, Ia. arrived in
town Wednesday from Portland, where
he and his wife and son accompanied
by his wife's mother arrived last Fri
day for a visit with relatives. Mr..
Evans reports fine crops back in Iowa
and says he is getting along splendidly.
They expect to return via California
and Arizona. stopping a while in each
state. They will make the trip in their
new Oldsmobile eight.
Mrs Susie Page, of Portland, who
has been guest at the home of Mrs.
VIM, Burness for the past two weeks,
left Thursday evening for Bend to visit
her dauhgter.
Mrs. Joseph Christner, of Grass Val
lev. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Osborn.
Mrs. Ed Piercey and children spent
few days last week with Mrs. Higley
and family.
Mrs. Anna Duvall arrived Friday
morning from Independence. She will
reside in Mosier with her husband and
son, Guy.
d. W. Hudson visited several days
last week in Hood River with his
daughter, Mrs. Emry.
Mrs. Marietta Harlan left FRIDAY
morning to visit her sister IN Salt
Lake.
Among those going to Hood River
Saturday were Mrs. H. H. Nelson and
daughter. Luella. Miss Ruth Higley,
Miss Harriet Strauss. Miss Thelma
Johnson and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain
and children.
Mrs. Amelia Middleswart, of Port
land, came Saturday to remain some
time at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mcclure.
The noted Hooser orator. DR.. Madi.
son Swadeuer, will speak in the FEEDER
ated church. Mosier. Monday. Novem-
ber 8, at 8 .. m. This meeting is one
Of series of national prohibit
ton rallies now being conducted in Or
egon by the AntiSaloon League of
America in cooperation with the state
Anti Saloon League.
Miss Frances Weller and her brother,
Shannon Weller, spent the week end
with their mother, Mrs Weller, at
MdySiudle. me VoullS people are at
tending school in Portland.
L. Seitzinger and family, of Seattle,
who have spent the last few weeks in
Mosler helping DR.. Macrum with his
apple harvest, left Monday morning
for Klamath Falls. where they will
spend some time before continuing to
southern California, where they expect
to spend the balance of the winter.
They like Mosier and hope to return
next apple season and work through
the harvest.
Sunday morning the people of Mosier
and vicinity looked out on white
world. there being snow ranging from
one to eight inches in depth. according
to elevation. The recent cold wave is
the first to strike this part of the
country for a number of years. No
great damage will result. however, if
the weather moderates soon, but if
continued cold prevails the damage
cannot be easily estimated, as many
hundreds of boxes of apples are in the
various orchards waiting to either be
picked from the trees or hauled into
the packing houses.