The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-03
MOSIER

MOSIER.
Forrest Evans. youngest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. ). Z Evans, Was thrown from
MS horse while On the way 70 school
Friday morning ard sustained z break
in the lower part Of MS left arm. The
accident occurred near the packing
house of DR.. {. A. Maerum, who luck
lily happened 10 be near. Going TO the
injured lad he proceeded 10 give him
assistance and put ehe broken arm in a
temporary sling. The father and SIS
ter, Mrs. J. R. Wilcox. took the boy to
the hospital In The Dalles for medical
attention
Word was received in MOsier FRIDAY
morning Of the death Of Geo K. Wood.
at the home of his niece, Mrs. 5. ID.
Fisher, in Hood River, at whose home
he had been for the past week, early
Friday morning. Mr. Wood was an old
and highly respected citizen of the Mo-
sier town and country. where he will
be greatly missed from the daily walks
of life. Mr. Wood was past "A years
old. He leaves one son. Edward B.
Wood, Of Portland. daughter. Mrs
Decker, Of Oakland, Calf, and Miss
Marion Wood, of The Dalles. besides
other relatives and host of friends to
mourn his passing. Judge Cunning Of
The Dalles, has charge of the funeral
services, which will be held in The
Dalles upon the arrival Of +. b. Wood
from the east, where he had been called
on important business last week. Bur
ial will be IN the l. 0. o. F. cemetery
beside his wife, who passed on several
years ago.
Mrs Ira +. Huskey and infant son
returned to their home IN Portland Fri
day after visiting for a week or SO at
the home of W. E. Huskey.
VIM. Terrill left Saturday for the
logging camps in Washington, to be
absent several months.
Mrs. S. f. Evans went to The Dalles
Saturday to see her son, Forrest, who
stayed at the hospital for treatment.
c. j E. Carlson has sold his ranch
south of Moser to Mr.. Stanclif, Of
Dufur.
Maj. and Mrs. H. H. Moore and chill
dren came last week from Fort Wor.
den, Wash, to spend few days at the
Vensel home. Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Vensel are sisters
Mrs. James Burlngame returned to
her home in Eairview Saturday after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. II.
Cook.
James NJ. Elliott spent a few hours
in Mosier Friday while en- route to
Dortland f,ar,, FHhA nullaa nh kA
had been to attend to business affairs.
Mrs. S. f. Evans and daughter. Mrs.
J. k. Wilcox, went last week Tuesday
morning to Hood River to meet their
son and brother, Lee K. Evans, who
passed through on the way to Camp
Lewis. The train stopped 10 minutes
in Moser, when relatives and friends
We're pleased to greet the returning
boys. Ira Huskey, of Mosier, was also
among the number
DR.. Eshelman returned to Portland
last week after spending some time
here on his farm.
Mrs. j. f. Cole visited the first of
the week with Mrs. Engleke at the
jacobsen farm southwest OF town.
Mrs. Ira Huskey returned from Port.
land last Wednesday, where she had
gone to meet her husband.
II. II. Nielsen was having dental
work done in The Dales last week.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and children
were in Hood River Wednesday of last
week.
| George Chamberlain attended to bus
mess The Dalles Wednesday.
Col. Gardner and son, Lieut.. A. W.
| Gardner, of Port and, came up Wednes
| day to spend some time on the farm at
| OrtIey.
| Mrs. A. W. Ehrlich and daughter en-.
| tertained the Ladies Aid at their home
Wednesday afternoon.
| Orren f. Osburn spent the week in
/ Mosler with his home folks, returning
to his studies at o. A. c. Sunday
/ Miss Blanche Ross was a home last
week, returning home to Portland Sun
day to resume her course at the Behn
ke-Walker business college.
Il W. A. Horn and family are moving
1 out on farm near the W. O. Coleman
y ranch.
Messrs. X. D. Chatfeld and Johr
Carroll left Wednesday for short bus
mess trip to Yakima, to inspect tht
fruit warehouses in that district.
Mrs. S. O. Perley were business Wis
itors in The Dalles Thursday.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows wa,
agreeably surprised last Tuesday even
ing, when at the close of their business
session part of which was the finishing
touches to new candidate, they founC
a number Of the Rebekahs had com,
and taken possession Of the banque
hail and kitchen, spreading tempting
lunch of sandwiches, cakes, coffee
cheese and pickles. To say that tn,
brother Odd Fellows were pleased
would be putting it lightly, one onl,
had to see the way they sampled tn,
refreshments to realize Just how mucl
the surprise was appreciated. From
few remarks passed, it would seen
there would be no objection If thi
happened again in the near future.
MIR. and Mrs. Gerald Wyss returne,
Thursday from visit to Portland
4. d. Lange, of Mosier, took his wifi
to The Dalles hospital Monday nigh
to receive medical treatment for in
# juries received that day when the pom
II she was riding near their present hom
II on the Carlson ranch, ran away, throw
II ing her off, breaking her right shoul
Il der, three ribs. and painfully injurin,
II her left hand Mrs. Lange will per
II haps have to remain IN the hospita
II two weeks or more. Mrs. Lange wa
II dragged Is or 20 feet before gettinl
II free from the horse.
Il : Prof. J. A. Pond attended to busi
H ness in Hood River Thursday.
Il Jewell Van Nortwick and his sister
II Miss A. Van Nortwick, arrived Thurs