The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-27
UOSIER.

walked from The Dalles over the High
way Thursday, enjoying the outing
very much. as they have until recently
been employed in the hospital at Wal
la, Walla, Wash. The young ladies
will spend few days with Miss Bau-
er's sister, Mrs. Gordon. and brother,
Henry Bauer. They will be located in
The Dalles hospital.
Hans kollandsrud formerly of Mo-
sier but now of North Bend, came
triday morning for few days stay.
His many friends were certainly
pleased to see him again. and to learn
that he has almost entirely recovered
from the serious injury received while
foreman Of the East Hood River Fruit
farm three years or more ago. Mr..
KoIlandsrud is at present interested in
farming in the Coos Bay country but is
not pleased with the climate prefer.
ring the Portland or north Oregon
country and climatic conditions.
Miss A. Shogren accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. McLynn, DR.. and Mrs. Ma.
crum and F. A. Shogren were visitors
in The Dalles Thursday.
Chas. T. Bennett was business Wis
itor in The Dalles Friday.
Miss Esther Husbands. ACCOMPANIED
by her uncle. W. A. Husbands, spent a
few hours Sunday afternoon on the
Memeloose Island instructing the
members of the physiology class in the
art of assembling the bones of the hu-
man body. The pupils gaining knowl-
edge from this pilgrimage were Misses
Rosa Carroll. Ruth Higley, Florence
Evans and Mildred Nichol and Ernest
Nichol, Francis Nelson and George
Wilson.
A. f. Gronwald, county superintend-
ent, visited the Mosier schools last
week.
A couple of bootleggers came to
grief in Mosier Thursday evening
when they drove into MIR. Tryon's gar
age for oil. Mr.. Tryon had suspicious
which proved correct, SO with the as
sistance of fellow citizen he escorted
the two men and their cargo of booze
to the sheriff in The Dalles.
Phillip Goss, who il travelling in the
interest of the Wiley B. Allen music
house in Portland, was in Mosier Fri
day shaking hands with old friends.
Mr.. Goss was at one time resident in
our little community, moving several
years ago with his parents to Portland,
where they are now living. Mr. Goss
Sr., is conducting barber shop and
doing very nicely.
Mrs. G. l.. Carroll and daughter,
Miss Jennie, were shopping in Hood
River Friday.
To date the sales of War Savings
Stamps through the Mosier postoffice
from January /, 1910, amount to So, 75(
as compared to over $4,000 last year.
1t would be gratifying to at least make
the total sales for the year equal
$1,000.
A high class entertainment by P.
Waldo Davis. assisted by home talent
numbers, will be given at the Imman.
uel church Thursday evening, Novem'
ber n, beginning at 7.30 sharp. One
half the receipts will go to the high
school fund
c. A. Morden, of Portland. spent the
week end on the farm with his brother
u. +. Morden, and family.
Deputy State Superintendent E. E
Carlton, Of Salem. paid a visit to the
Mosier school Friday and standardized
the high school. He stated that this
district would receive the sum of 81, 00(
under the new law effective this year
but that this would hold good only fol
this year unless new building is
erected for use by next school year
This condition had been explained by
State Superintendent Churchill at {
meeting held some time ago.
Leslie Root returned Saturday from
The Dalles, where he has been the pas
week driving the county gravel truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Piercey and chill
dren. of The Dalles, spent few days
last week at the home of Mr., and Mrs
j. E. Higley.
Robt. W. Simpson returned Saturda,
morning from Portland. where he hat
the pleasure of being one among clas!
of over 500 who were conducted acrosl
the burning sands to the goal of Mystic
Shrinedom,