The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-08
MOSIER.

W. a. DuSudlluS " dS III AlONA AsANCE
one day last week.
l. A. Mathews was down from The
Dalles last Sunday.
Miss Arvilla Husbands is almost re-
covered from the badly sprained ankle
which kept her housed up for few
days.
Miss Pearl Mcclure has returned
home from a visit in Portland
Mrs. J. P. Tryon took her daughter,
Ruth, TO The Dalles hospital Monday.
where she will receive medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Grace Piereey and children
came from The Dalles last week to
visit short time with home folks anc
see Paul K. Higley, who stopped over
a couple of days while on the way from
Yakima TO Stockton, Calf.
Z. NJ. Strauss received word from
his wife from San Francisco that she
and the little folks had arrived there
all right had enjoyed few days visit
with Mr.. Strauss sister. and were
leaving for the last lap of the journey
which would land them in Los Angeles
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder came from
Mount Hood this week to visit their
daughters at the hotel also the folks
up on the farm.
Mrs. j. f. Higley and Mrs. A. Nor
gan were in Hood River Friday after
noon.
Mosier high school won two prizes in
the Liberty loan essay contest in
Wasco county. Harry Wilson won first
prize for the llth grade and Robert
Ross first prize for the 18th grade.
This fact makes these two boys eligi-
bic to enter the state contest. Princi-
pal JOlley naturally feels quite proud
of the honors won by his pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. MacCargar,
their son, Donald, and some friends
were up from Portland Saturday and
Sunday on the farm.
Mrs. H. f. Bailey went Friday to
The Dalles to consult physician.
A. W. Ehrlich was in TIE Dalles
Saturday.
Thos. n. Gordon attended to busi-
ness in The Dalles Saturday.
Mrs. q. l.. Clement was in The
Dalles Saturday, having dental work
attended to.
Mrs. V. C. Young was up from Port
land Saturday.
S. f. Evans took his son, Forrest,
to The Dalles Saturday to have the
cast removed from his arm, and states
that the arm was found to be in the
best of condition, the break having
healed nicely and the bones straight.
G. P. Morden states that his son,
who has been i'll with pneumonia in
the hospital in Hood River has i'm
proved so nicely that they hope to be
able to bring his home Sunday,
f. l.. Root and son, Eugene, came
up from Portland Friday evening.
W. f. Huskey attended to business
in The Dalles Saturday.
While Mosier was the first communi-
ty in the 18th Federal Reserve district
to receive the honor flag in the THIRD
Liberty loan campaign, it again dis.
played its loyalty and patriotism by
subscribing to the Victory loan, with
out any solicitation from the executive
board, and consequently was awarded
Victory flag, which was received
last Thursday by A. W. Ehrlich, chair
man of the local committee, from Di
rector John l.. Etheridge. The flag
was accompanied by letter of con
graduation which said in part "W,
are sending you this afternoon by mai
community honor flag for display il
conspicuous place in your town. Thi!
is the governments token in apprecia
tion of the fact that your communit,
has fulfilled its quota. We wish ais,
to record the hearty appreciation o.
this department of the fine spirit o
loyalty and cooperation which you,
town has displayed in this. the Victory
Liberty Loan" Mr.. Ehrlich furthe
states that the quota of $ll $50 wa
oversubscribed within three days afte
the campaign opened, and at the pres
ent time has reached $4,000 with vol
untary subscriptions still coming in.
any other community can beat thu
record they have our hearty congratu
lations.
Mrs. W. G. Jolley, state teasurer o
the W. c. T. U., returned from Tn
Dalles Friday noon, where she hat
been to speak concerning the work 0
the organization.
Miss Erma Elder was in The Dale
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Chown spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. vii
cox.
Ernest Evans and family visite
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. S. f. Evans.
Mrs. Hopkins, of The Dalles, spen
Sunday here with her son, j. p. Tryon
and family. She took little Ruth Tryo
home with her.
A sale will be held at the Sturges
building in Mosier Saturday, May 10
to dispose of general household furn
ishlngs. Many good bargains will b
offered. The store building with com
plete equipment of counters will b
for rent. The sale will be in the af
ternoon. Come early and get frs
opportunity at choice.
After the regular meeting of the Re
bekah lodge Saturday evening the Re
bekahs and Odd Fellows enjoyed fey
hours of sociability in the way 0
dancing, card playing and a genera
good time. Dainty refreshments wer
served and all present expressed them
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