The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-28
MOSIER.

Mrs. ". A. Eivers and sons. Z. J.
E.vers and Frank j. Eivers, arrived
from Portland Tuesday 10 spend few
days with their son and brother. j. f.
EIyers, aRd wife
Miss Ruth Higley was in The Dalles
during the week.
C. q. Michel and family were in Moro
Sunday
Mrs. Lois Christner. Of Maupin. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ii. O>burn.
Leo Nichol was a business visitor in
Portland the first of the week
Mrs. Z. D. Piereey and her sister.
Miss Mary Higley. left Wednesday
noon for Los Angeles. Cal, where Miss
Mary will remain this winter and at
tend school. residing during the time
with her aunt. Mrs f. c. Roy. Mrs.
Piercey will be absent two weeks.
They will make a short stop on the way
down at Stockton, TO see their brother,
Paul, and his wife.
Mrs. James Camp returned home
Tuesday evening from the hospital in
The Dales and will soon be able to at
tend to her usual household duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. H. Gordon accom-.
panied Mrs. Gordon's brother. Louis
Bauer, of The Dales, to Portland over
the Highway week ago Sunday.
Work in the prunes commenced at the
MOsier Fruit Growers warehouse We'd
nesday afternoon. The picking had
been started in the orchards Tuesday
The fruit will be suiteased, as in for
mer seasons.
Mrs. Emma Woods, formerly of Mo-
/ sier, now of The Dalles. spent Nednes-
day in Mosier seeing old friends She
returned to The Dalles in the evening.
! Geo. Evans and children enjoyed a
trip over near Mt Adams Sunday,
/ August II, and visited the ice and lava
I caves.
/ James M. Wilson arrived Wednesday
evening from Oswego He will be en-
| ployed at the fruit warehouse through
the fruit season.
f. A. Shogren, of Portland, spent a
week end here recently on the farm
with his sisters.
Lee Hunter spent few days this
week in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Littlepage re
turned Friday morning from short
visit with their son, Donald and fam
| lily. and their daughter. Mrs. Nelson,
at Corbett. Ore.
j. E. Carpenter arrived from Port.
land this week to assist in the harvest
Of his prune crop.
The first carload Of Italian prunes for
the season moved out Of Moser for an
eastern point Thursday evening.
Miss Della Burton returned home
from Portland Thursday evening.
V. X. Brooks was business visitor
in The Dales Friday.
Miss Clara Carroll accompanied by
her grandfather, +. NJ. Hunter, was in
Hood River Friday afternoon.
Mrs S. b. Fisher was up from Hood
River the last of the week.
Mrs. ". A Horn returned from The
Dalles Saturday. where she had been
for medical treatment at the hospital
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her horse threw her while ont riding.
No other injuries were suffered by
Mrs. Horn
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Cook were
greatly pleased Monday morning tc
receive telegram from their son,
Randy, telling of his arrival in the
harbor at San Francisco. They expect
him home very soon.
Mrs. Mary Willard and children left
Monday for Newberg, where they vii
reside
Miss Vivian Ehrlich arrived Sunday
from Wasco, where she had been EN-
ployed at her occupation Of nursing fol
the past two months or more. She vii
visit Mosler friends for time before
continuing to Portland to Join her par
ents.
MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ. Cary, of Spring
book are visiting their dauhgter, Mrs
Chown and family.
Misses A. and NJ. Shogren We're il
The Dales one day this week