The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-05-01

VIM. Warren and family.
Miss Dora Dowden and Master Mar.
shall, whose home is at present in
Brawley. Cal, arrived Sunday over
the Pacific and Columbia Highways
They will visit few days here with
Miss Miranda Bishop and will spend
some time in Portland before return
ing to California.
While lifting some heavy parts of
machinery last Friday Henry Duns.
more suffered wrenched back, which
is causing him pain and much incon-
venience. He is not able to walk in
an upright position.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lockwood, Geo.
Sturgess and Mrs. Stryker motored up
from Portland Monday to make ar.
rangements for the funeral of their
late father. While here they also Wis
tied The Dalles to attend to business
affairs.
Paul r. Higley arrived from Yakima
Monday to visit his parents few
days.
Mrs. j. 2. Erbart was up from Port
land the first of the week to See her
mother, Mrs. Dunsmore.
Miss Alice Van Nortwick, who has
spent the past month here with her
sister, Mrs. Eva Dunsmore, returned
Thursday to her home in Rockaway.
Mrs. W. l.. Rowland visited her par
ents in Hood River Thursday afternoon
Also her sister, Mrs. Geo. Chamber
lain, who is at the Cottage hospital re-
covering from a recent operation.
Misses Grace. and Gladyse Black.
burn, of Portland, spent Sunday in
Mosier with Miss Clara Carroll.
Mrs. E. J Engleke went to Hood
River Thursday for short visit.
H. M. Parry. who was called east a
few weeks ago upon the sudden death
of his brother, returned to Mosier
Thursday afternoon.
The following members of the Odd
Fellow lodge went to Hood River
Thursday evening to attend meeting
of ldlewilde lodge and enjoy the con.
ferring of the third degree to large
class of new members. nine of them
being Mosier candidates, after which
all present enjoyed a fine banquet T.
j. Wilson. Geo. Chamberlain, Jno. Bel
din. J. M. Carroll, c. J. f. Carlson, o.
+. Wilson, b. W. Veatch, Lee Evans,
Jr., James Camp. Chas. Bennett, X.
W. Simpson, Thos. Lelliott, F. A. Al
lington, c. f. Frice, Roy Duvall, Jack
l.elIiott, John Huskey, W. +. Huskey,
Ernest Gillette, j. z. Proctor. W. H.
Cook, +. j. Bailey.
Reports from tourists, and in tact
most everyone who makes the trip over
the hill between Mosier and Hood Riv
er, complain of the bad condition of the
road just west of the Wasco county
line. They say there are deep ruts for
distance of mile, probably, which
make it very hard travelling, and also
hard on tires. Travellers passing over
the hill last Thursday afternoon re-
ported that the grader had been used
that day and the road improved little.
this hill road should be kept in the best
condition possible. as it will no doubt
be several monts before the Highway
proper can be open to travel.
Bert Johnson left Friday morning for
visit with his aunt near Wapnitia.
His mother accompanied him as far as
The Dalles
George Watson, son of Mrs. }. =.
Carroll, was very painfully bruised one
day last week when the young team he
was driving became frightened and
running away overturned the load of
brush they were hauling from the orch
ard, catching Mr.. Watson underneath.
Fortunately no bones were broken and
ne is recovering nicely.
W. j. Swope is drawing up the plans
for the new community packinghouse
to be erected by the Mosier fruit grow
ers.
Miss Miranda Bishop is visiting in
Portland for few weeks.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
of the Mosier Fruit Growers Associa-
tion was called for Monday. April 28,
to complete arrangements for the new
community packing and storage plant.
Upon receiving word Friday after.
4 noon that Mrs. Elmer Root had died at
noon, Mrs. Amos Root and Mrs. f. W.
i Davidhizar left on No. for Lents to
! be of all assistance possible to their
son and brother, Elmer Root, and his
children.
Mrs. j. f. Carpenter is up from Port
land spending week or so on the
farm.
Henry Dunsmore was busy Friday
setting up new disc gang plow for use
in connection with his Cleveland trac
tor.
W. +. Chown attended to business in
The Dalles Friday afternoon.
J. E. Higley came from Portland
Friday night to spend over Sunday with
his family.
A large delegation Of Odd Fellows
and Rebek abs attended the celebration
of the Tooth anniversary Of Odd Eel.
lowship in Hood River Saturday after.
noon and evening.
Newell Harlem and family, of Van.
couver, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. f.
Harlan in Mosier. They drove up ir
their auto.
Mrs. Olive c. Clement was in Hooc
Ri er Sunday.
Miss Lulu Prather went to HOOD
River Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Akers returned to Portland Sun
day after spending the week here OF
the farm with her husband.
Mrs. B. J. Weller spent few days
IN Portland last week.
Mrs. E. M. Strauss and the two
younger children left last W Wednesdsy
for visit in Los Angeles, Calf, with