The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-08-21
MOSIER.

Mrs. Is. W. Neatch entertained the
Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
BY far the largest shipment of young
trout that has been received at Mosier
arrived on No from Bonneville
! " ednesday morning. Many willing
and anxious citizens were in readiness
| to haul out the l5O cans which con.
/ tanned rs, coo fish and distribute them
at different points in M0sler creek and
on Peters creek.
Mrs. g. H. Swain and daughter,
/ Dorothy, are spending few days in
Portland.
James Criss arrived Wedneday to see
his sister, Mrs. Stanley Miller. Mr..
Criss has Just returned from overseas
duty.
Mrs. ". II. Cook and little daughter,
Wanda, were in Hood River Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Graham, of
Portland spent the week end in Mosier
and The Dalles.
Mrs W. T. Mcclure returned home
Monday afternoon from The Dalles
where she and her little granddaugh.
ter, Emma Evans, had spent the past
week with Mrs. L. o. Winans and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Swope spent
Sunday in Hood River.
Mrs. c. A. Brown returned home
Monday from visit to Portland.
Funeral services for John Hendricks
were held at the grave in the |. O. o.
f. cemetery Sunday afternoon after
the arrival of the train from The
Dalles. Mr.. Hendricks had undergone
an operation the first of the week al
The DaIles hospital from which the
doctors gave no hope of recovery He
leaves wife and small children. They
are Finnish people and the lady car
neither speak nor understand English
it is said. Kind friends have tried il
many ways to assist the family before
and after the death Of the husband anc
: father, but have had some trouble lr
, making their efforts understood. The
family reside on the. old Lapere farm
which place Mr.. Hendricks had pur
chased some few years ago.
A most delightful dancing party was
| enjoyed Wednesday evening at the
Shogren apple house. The crowd was
small but select and a fine time was
had tripping the light fantastic unt
after the ''wee sma' ours"
Mrs John Beldin was attending tC
business in Hood River Friday.
John Hendricks, who lives few
. miles southeast of Mosier on the ole
| LaPere farm is reported very i'll il
The Dales hospital, where he was re
Gently operated on.
Mrs. f. A. Arlington and sons left
{ Friday for visit of week or so il
! Seattle with Mrs AIingtons sister
Mrs. Perrin Dunn.
Mrs. James Camp WAS taken to tn,
hospital in The Dalles early Saturda,
morning for treatment.
Frank Wilson arrived home Thurs
! day evening from Southern Oregon
. where he has been with surveying
e party since the close Of school at Cor
wallis. He will visit with home folk
9 until Sunday afternoon when he goe
: to work with the surveying crew a
Hood River
2 Roy l.. Dvuall was business visito
' in The Dalles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. +. Evans and son
d Forrest, were in The Dslles Saturday
r Dr. c. A. Macrum left Saturday 70
few days business trip around Port
!, lard, Salem and Eugene.
Miss Ida l.. Nelson celebrated he
Y 18th birthday Saturday and invited
s number Of her girl friends to assist be
e in the afternoon. Those present wer
t the Misses Thelma johnson, Laur
Yonish Arvilla Husbands, Elsie Carl
). son.
e Miss Marion Wood came from tn
Dalles Friday to spend few weeks i
n Mosier among old friends.
r Miss Grace Bailey came Saturda
from The Dalles to spend a week or S
Y with her mother and other relatives.
/. Fred Evans, accompanied by his re
atives from the East, and his family
q left Monday for short stay at Sea
side.
Geo Evans and family spent las
. Sunday at the Warm Springs campn
spot, catching some fine salmon o
their return home along the river.
Geo Chamberlain and family re
turned Friday from camping trip G
over week at Warm Springs. The
report having had a delightful time
the only trouble being that they coul
{ not remain longer.
We have money for Farm Loans Wit
q prepayment privileges, and can Civ
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