The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-03
MOSIER.

MOSlEh.
Miss MAJ Shogren spent part Of last
week IN Portland.
j. ". Harvey, Of Umatilla. is visit
ing his brother, ID. 7. Harvey, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Graham and little
son, of Moro, visited last week at the
home Of Mrs. n. A. Hunter.
X. l. Nichol was called to Hood
River last week Monday to see his
wife, who Is seriously i'll at the Cot
tage hospital She underwent another
operation on that date. from which her
friends hope she will recover fully.
Mrs. f. Nj. Piercey and daughter,
Violet. and little son are down from
The Dalles assisting MIR. and Mrs. Ray
BAILEY through apple thinning season.
Mrs. f. A Arlington accompanied
her mother to The Dalles last week TO
consult physician.
Mrs. c. j. f. Carlson accompanied
his wife as far as Hood River Sunday
on her way to spend week with her
son. Alex. and wife. Miss Elsie has
also been visiting her brother in Port
land,
Miss Grace Bailey came from 1 he
Dalles Sunday TO visit her mother for
the day.
Mrs. Trekell and son and daughter
have returned from Portland, where
they spent the winter They will
spend the summer here with M.s
Trekell's brother, Geo. W. Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. +. Wilson went to
The Dalles Tuesday Of last week,
Where Mrs. Wilson has been taking
treatments for the past few weeks,
Mr. Wilson remained for a few days to
check up his assembling work with the
county records.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodenburg and chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Mary Chat
field. came from Oswego to spend Sun
day with X y Chatfeld and family.
Allen Trekeli son Of Mrs. Clara
Trekell, arrived Friday evening from
across the waters. where he has seen
service. He will spend some time
here with his mother, sister and broth
er. and uncle, Geo. r. Mathews.
K. d. Chatfelt states that the ship.
ments of Royal Ann cherries will be
completed by the first of the week.
The output will be about 60 tons, ol
lust about two-thlrds the amount OF
last years yield However, this is
better than was estimated at the first
Of the season.
w. 2. Fuson, Of Wyeth. spent the
week end with his sister and family.
Mrs. johnson and daughter, Miss
Thelma, left Friday evening for visi'
, Of several weeks with relatives neal
Waplnitia.
Buving War Saving Stamps is nov
/. the lyle and no one need feel afralt
, tfat he or she will be counted old fash
, ioted or out of date who invests il
these beautiful little blue stamps Will
Benz amin Franklin's picture on them
But people, either young or old, will b.
considered the proper sort of cltlzeI
and loyal American who invest occa
sionally their surplus dollars and kee
them moving and earning something
When we do this it is not donation
nor gift, but simply sensible bust
ness proposition, helping yourself an
also assisting the government to NEE
5 obligations, which in measure W
must all share in part, according t
e our ability to do so. The best securlt
in all the world is back of this request
t therefore, everyone should be prou
and glad of the opportunity to assist.
h Mrs. H. H. Nelson was in Tn
g Dalles last week attending to impoi
I tant business.
Miss Ethel Andrews, Of Tacoma. ha
arrived for visit with her sister, Mr.,
K. D. Chatfed.
c. A. Mabeouf a prominent frui
buyer, of Portland, called on K. |
9 Chattield, manager of the Mosier Fru
Growers Association. last Wednesday.
+. M. Strauss returned home Wee
= nesday evening Of last week frol
y Glendale, Calf, where he had joul
neyed several weeks ago with member
of his family, to Join Mrs. Strauss an
{ the two younger children. He report
E a pleasant trip down, but owing to a
accident to his auto he returned hon
t on the train.
: Pvt. Clyde Root reached home Wee
k nesday evening Of last week after a
absence of nearly year in the servic
r at Kelly Field, Tex. His home folb
t and friends were glad to welcome h
r in the old familiar circle again.
S The wedding of Joseph c. Eivers an
5 Miss Grace Husbands was an event {
the past week in Portland, where ii
a parents of both the young people RI
il side 1t will be remembered that NJ
Eivers was a member Of Co. X, 81
% Oregon, and but recently returne
from overseas service. He and h
. bride came to Mosier last Wednesda
5 and will make their home on the Eivel
l. place near Mosier Best wishes f(
r their future happiness are extended.
= Miss Leah Kibby. of Eugene, has fC
! the past week been the guest Iof b,
= friend, Miss Caroline K. Scearce.
W. l.. Rowland received word fro
!, his mother, Mrs. Stewart, Friday evel
: ing. to come to Portland at once b
: cause of the serious illness Of NJ