The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-03-27
MOSIER.

Mrs. Chas. Alternately and two little
daughters, of Portland, stopped off
Saturday for a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wyss, while on
their way home from visit with
friends in.rhe Dalles and Madras.
Mrs. w. A. Marsh end children came
I'D Monday from Portland, where they
have been living this winter. They
expect to return to Mosier in the near
future.
Geo. W, Mathews attended the sale
of M Z. Donnell over on the High
Prairie road toward Centerville, Wn,.
Monday.
Misses May and Ann Shogrcn and
Mr.. and Mrs. j H. Wilcox were in
Hood River Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Geo. Chamberlain took his mother
Mrs. Marble, to the hospital in The
Dalles Tuesday for medical treatment.
Mrs. c. c. Stoltz returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay in Hood River.
Mrs. Flora Morgansen returned to
her home near Tygh Valley Wednes
day Of last week, after remaining in
Moser for several weeks helping
nurse her mother, Mrs. Fannie Marble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Root went to
Hood River Wednesday of asst week
to spend day or so with their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. j. Middleswart.
VIM. Sendlinger returned home last
week Wednesday from Camp Lewis,
where his company was recently mus
tered out.
Mrs. Edgar A. Race stopped over
day last week while returning home TO
Moro from two weeks stay in Port
land.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and little
daughter went to Hood River last
week Wednesday.
Mrs. b. L. Selinger came from
Lyle, last Wednesday to visit her par
ents and sister for a few days.
2. A. Knoll spent last Sunday in
Portland.
Paul Higley came Tuesday from
Raymond, Wash. to spend a few days
with his mother and family
NILS ~. w. EillIIGfl was III L llG
Dalles Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wyss accom-
panied their daughter-in.la law, Mrs.
Chas. Alternately. to Portland Thursday
afternoon for short visit.
Lewis Yakcie, of Tacoma and Seat
tie, returned home the last Of the
week after visiting relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Wyss and family, for few
weeks.
Geo. K. Wood, commonly known as
Uncle. George, to his many friends
in Mosier, was taken seriously i'll last
week A doctor was called from Hood
River Wednesday night. and it was
thought best to have him taken to
Hood River, where he could have the
close attention necessary. Thursday
his niece. Mrs. Leslie Root. accompan-
led by Mr.. Root and +. Ginger, took
him to the home of his niece. Mrs.
Fisher, where it is hoped he may re-
cover soon and return to his home in
Mosier.
Miss Lizzie Burton was in The
Dales Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Carroll were
business visitors IN Hood River Thurs
day and to attend the social meeting of
the W. Q. W. lodge in the evening
Pvt. Roy d. Stoltz, who recently re-
turned home from overseas service,
gave very interesting account of his
experiences and the sights seen and
exhibited different souvenirs, pictures.
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the Mosier school Thursday afternoon
to the scholars and a number of other
resident who were fortunate enough to
be able to be present. The incidents
recited by this returned Mosier boy
were most interesting, instructive and
entertaining Roy left the same even
ing for short a ist in The Dalles,
his mother accompanying him. From
there he will go to Portland for few
days and to different places in Callfor-
MIA, being absent probably a month or
so.
H. l.. Halleyhurton, of Ortey, went
to Portland Friday for few days.
j. E. Carpenter arrived from Port.
land Friday with fine new team of
horses.
Frank Wilson, who is a student at
the Oregon Agricultural College, came
home Saturday evening for weeks
stay with the home folks.
Cpl. John l.. Lellott arrived home
Friday night from overseas duty,
where he had been for over year in |
France with the l62nd regiment. All