The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-11

will enter on his second year of school
in the Columbia university. 49,
w. H. Cook took his daughter, Wan
da, to Hood River Friday for treat
ment for nervous trouble.
James Cherry and John Davenport
motored over to Hood River Friday to
see Mrs X. H. Kemp, who lives near
Odell. Mrs. Kemp is Mr.. Davenport's 5
sister.
Mosier schools opened Monday, Sep.
tember :, with the following teachers .
Dist. No 80, principal, W. g. Jolley,
Miss Esther Husbands, Miss Daisy
Croker Anna Sole and John 7. Ross ,
No Al. Mrs. Fannie Nielsen No. s.
Miss Beatrice Powell.
Geo. c. Evans attended to business
in The Dalles Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Mcclure went to Port
land last week Monday to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Middleswart and Mrs
Rees
Mrs. j. L. Proctor, accompanied by
her daughters, Ruby, Dena and Dora
went to Hood River Saturday after
noon.
Louis Burlngame, Of Fairview, came
Saturday to visit few days with his
sister, Mrs, W. H. Cook and family.
The following new books have ar
rived at the library
Adult
Palmer, America in France.
j Averton, The Avalanche.
Beach, Winds of Chance Patricia
Brent, Splnster.
Waller, Out of the Siences.
Juvenile
Brown, Little JEAN
Bryce, Story land Dramatic Reader.
Burgess, Mother West Wind Where"
Stories.
Hough, Young Alaskans in the Far
North.
Pollock, Wilderness Honey.
Magazines
Century Magazine, July, 1919; Har-
per's Magazine, July, 1919.
The telephone line was out of com
mission Saturday caused by the burn
ing out of the fuse around the switch
board The trouble was from the high
power line breaking near Mosier.
Luckily no other damage resulted ex-
cept the Inconvenience of not being
able to get Central all day Workmen
were busy in the afternoon trying to
repair the trouble.
Homer A. Brett. of Jackson, Mich
who has interests in Mosier vicinity,
arrived Saturday evening to spend a
week or more looking around. 1t has
been ten years since Mr.. Bretz was
last here, and he finds many changes.
The Loyal Berean class of the Church
of Christ will present the following
comedy at the |. o. O. f. hall next
Friday evening The play, entitled
"Miss Topsy Turvy," or "The Court
ship of Deacon Jones, is in three
acts. and the cast of characters Will be
as follows: Topsy Turvy, Ruth Hig.
ley; Topsey's mother, Jennie Carroll
Miss Briggs, Topsy's governess, Emily
Husband May Golden, Topsy's cousin,
Rosa Carroll Frank Golden, Bill Car
roll Deacon Jones, Orval Bailey; Ned
Negro characteT, Joe Eivers.
VIM johnson attended to business ir
The Dalles Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bailey. accompan.
led by Mrs. HATTIE Bailey, started Mon
day on a trip to Tillamook, where they
will remain few days and visit ole
time friends, Dr. and Mrs David Rob,
inson.
Mrs. John Lantry and son returned
to their home in Lyle Sunday after
spending the past week here with rela
tives. Mrs. Lantry's brothers, SemC
and Bernard Sellinger, accompanied
her home for the day
j. ?. Tryon went to Portland Tues
day to get some new parts for his
truck
Mrs Z. d. Piercey returned from
Los Angeles Sunday, where she hac
started two weeks or more ago. with
her sister, Miss Mary Higley, who viii
remain there through the winter anc
attend school.