The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-17
nOSIER.

well filed with heavy rocks. Some
very tiHe gravel has also been found
which il Is thought can be utilized m
the cement work.
Mrs. J. Z. Higley spent Sunday in
The Dalles with her daughter, Mrs. +.
ID. Pieycey.
Tuesday morning a few minutes be-
fore O'Clock the Mosier people we've
given the first opportunity Of seeing
really truly aIrshlp, the first to pass
over this way Coming from out Of
the east ard sailing malestcally along.
il disappeared into the west on Its way
to Portland. thence on to the goal,
Mathers Fieli, near Sacramento, Cal.
1t looked Ike "a great grey bird soaring
high in the air. and but Tor the sound
of motors and the fact that there were
men away up there in the air Thousands
of feet above US, 1T could have well
been fancied giant bird sailing around
in the sky. In the near future there
Will no doubt be air routes established
and these sights will not then be un-
usal, as now.
Geo. ". Hugg and little son, Of Me-
Minnville. are spending few weeks
at the home of Misses NJ. 4 A. Sho-
gren. Mr. Ilueg is superintendent Of
McMinnville schools.
Mrs. Amos Root entertained the
Ladies' Aid at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. A. Husbands, Nednes day
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Sellinger, accom-
panied by Mr. Sellinger's broth,r, Seno,
and nephew, Cecil, motored to Hood
River Tuesday afternoon.
Judge f. ". Wilson came over from
Hood River Wednesday afternoon,
where he had been holding court. Tie
went to his ranch south Of Mosler.
Mr.. and Mrs. GEO. f. Emery and lit
Tie daughter. Mary Lee, accompanies
by Mrs Emery's brother, Shelly Hud-
son, spent Sunday with Mr.. and MI. II.
" Hudson.
Nj and Mrs. F. J. Engleke accom-
panied BY Mr.. and Mrs. } +. Cole,
motored to The Dalles Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. 2. Tryon was in The Dalles
Thursday.
Mrs Clement attended to business IN
The Dales the last Of the week
+. l.. and Clyde Root left by auto
Friday morning for Pendleton, where
they will be employed for some time IN
setting up a sawmll in the tg timber
near PendIeton on the hIue mountains.
This is the mill formerly operated IN the
big timber south Of MoSier by Mr.. Root
and which was run by ID. t. Hanson
la wear. A new firm 10y the name of
Brougham q Dougherty are transfer
ring the mill machinery to the eastern
| field Of operation, where 1t is planned
to cut MANY thousand feet Of fine lum-
Der to fill a special order already wait
| ing.
The extreme heat Of the past three
days was broken Thursday by a small
thunder shower, then III the night a
strong breeze came along. scattering
the storm clouds and continuing through
the night. Friday was very pleasant,
as was Saturday with fine cool breeze
from the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Nichol ATTENDED
tie chautauQua in The Dalles Friday
evening; also one evening earlier in The
week
". A. Marsh and mother, Mrs. A. A
Marsh, were in The Dalles Thursday
attending to business affairs. As they
were returning home. they report they
were overtaken just out of 'lhe Dale
by a thunder shower which was youn9
cloudburst.
leo Nichol went to Hood River Fri
day morning and returned early in The
afternoon accompanied by his wife
WHO has been in the hospital in HooC
River for seven weeks Her friends
are glad to see her recovering sutll
Ice lly to be able to return to her hom'
and hope she will eventually regain he
former good health.
Miss Edith Eivers came from Fort
land the last Of the week to visit witt
her brother, j. G. Eivers, and wife.
Mrs. A. Sellinger is enjoying a vis
with her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Lantry
at Lyle, Wash. also with her son
Harry, at Washougal.
At a regular meeting Of the director
of the Mosier Valley Bank Friday af
ternoon James NJ. Elliott was electe
as director to fill vacancy. Afte
paving expenses and deducting for de
precation. a dividend of five per cen
was declared.
Where there is a will there is surel
always a way provided. as III the fol
lowing instance Our sister town o
Hood River had the honor of entertain
9 ing one of the leading statesmen OF tn
day and who is also a national leade
in the cause of prohibition, who lee
tured at the chautauqua Saturday ey
ening. Naturally, Hood River citizen
wished to do honor to this distlr
gushed visitor and let nothing b
omitted that might add in the least
his comfort and pleasure. Among ott
er offerings they wished to presen
: him with some Of the beverage froi
their far famed Hood River apples.
Well The faithful ones secured tn
city and country, far and wide an
+; round and round, and what do 70
. think? Nary a blessed drop couIdsb
0 found Now we are wondering why
Finally one of the elect had a brilliar
e idea. An emergency call was di;
r patched at once to the little city {
Mosier, lust over the hill. The di!
r tress signal was recognized at once
and promptly answered by c. A. Hag'
. who turns out the best apple cider
the whole Northwest. from the famou
: Mosier apples. When the Highway
completed in the near future it will b
: remarked, (Which way, and how ia
n to Moser, or to Hood River" "Ol
e lust little way around the hill. y
To resume our story Mr.. Hae
a very kindly promised, by special etfor
arrangement and conveyance, to tt
4 committee in waiting, who in tut
would see to it that the necessary ar
!. much needed beverage would reach tt
proper place and party. Thus WI
Hood River valley, which supple
= more apples than any other one plat
in the great state rescued fro
Is very trying situation by the time
y aid from her little sister city. Mosi
I, is proud of the fact that VIM. j. Bye
/. had the opportunity of sampling Il
r famous Hage brand of apple cider, al