The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-09-25

Maser tie has a two months fur
lough, having reeulisted in the service
tie has been stationed at Camp Lewis
+ lee Hunter accompanied ". F. Hus-
key % The Dalles "Wednesday where
the latter attended to important busi-
ness matters.
Mosier farmers are happy 10 have
their fall grain sowed, as the recent
ram made the ground lust right, and
viii no doubt be Of great benefit
/. Mrs Wm. johnson was in Hood
/ River Wednesday afternoon Of last
week.
Geo. Huskev arrived last week We'd
nesday from euler. Wash. where his
connected with the forestry service.
tie will remain d few days looking af-
ter his property interests and seeing
old friends.
There seems to be an epidemic or
WaXe of some malady that Is contagi-
Gus going around in Mosier as well as
other places. as many of our citizens,
both old and young, are afflicted.
Mrs. Marietta Harlan returned home
Wednesday evening of last week from
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Seattle and Vancouver. Wn.
". G.. Faust, formerly of Ortley and
I Mosier, passed through Thursday from
his home in Portland to Dufur for
short visit
Miss Ethel Hudson spent few days
last week in Hood River with her
aunt, Mrs. W. }. Wollam. and family.
W. A. Husbands attended the pio-
neer meeting in Hood River last week.
Henry Sorenson returned Thursday
from visit to is mother in Portland.
Announcements were received by Mo
sler friends Thursday of the marriage
of Miss Fem lsom at Washougal, Wn.,
to julius J. kTohn. Sunday, September
IA.
Robt Ross and Ulman Weller left
Thursday for Corvallis. where they will
enter on their first year Of college.
Miss Corrine Metz, county librarian,
was in Mosier last week Wednesday
and held business session in the Ii
brary building with Mosler ladies'
Mrs Jane Coyle arrived from Port
land Wednesday to visit with Geo. Ev
ans and family. MIR. Evans is Mrs.
COyle's son-in-laW.
Mrs II W Winkler and her sister.
Miss Georgia Fisher, were up from
Hood River for few days last week
to visit their sister, Mrs. Leslie Root.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J Littlepage were
business visitors in The Dalles the first
of last week
j. F. Tryon and Thos. Hughes went
to Pendleton Thursday evening to at
tend the Round Up.
Prof. ". g. Jolley was business
visitor in Hood River Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Swain spent Sat
urday afternoon in Hood River.
Miss Emily Husbands left on the
early train Saturday morning for Cor
Wallis to attend school.
Mrs ". H. Cook, accompanied by
Wanda. were IN Hood River Saturday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs Clair Bailey and Mrs.
Lee Surran motored to Hood River one
afternoon last week.
Misses Ruth Higley, Thelma Johnson
and Mildred Nichol were in Hood Riv-
er Saturday
Qulnton Armstrong was a business
visitor in Hood River Saturday.
Mrs. j. ?. Tryon and children went
to the The Dalles Saturday to visit
over Sunday.
Mrs John Powell and children spent
the week end with Mr. Powell at Will
lows. Ore
K. W. Simpson attended the Masonic
meeting in Hood River Friday even.
ing. Also the Hood River county fair
Mrs F. A. Arlington was business
visitor in The Dales Saturday.
Geo. Evans, accompanied by his
father, Lee Evans, enjoyed few
days fishing this week on the upper
| Hood river, or Lake Branch.
W. N. Hugunin has bought the Geo
/, W. Huskey property near the Church
of Christ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Bedin and family
attended the county fair at Hood Riv-
] er Saturday.
Saturday evening being the 6Sth an
] niversary Of the order the Rebekah
| lodge had an especially interesting
| meeting. There was besides the regu-
lar routine Of business the comforting
Of the degree on two candidates. AT
ter the close of business session all re-
| paired to the lower hall and enioved
! dancing and cards for few hours,
| after which refreshments were served.
] tOrtY-tive were present and everybody
| remarked that the evening had been
| most pleasant IN every way, the spirit
of good fellowship prevailing. Such
| little social times as this scattered
| along our pathway leave lasting i'm
| pressions and give US pleasant mem
| ories to recall afterward, making all
| feel we'll repaid for the extra efforts
] put forth to bring pleasure to others.
| +. M. Strauss and family spent Sun.
! day on their farm near The Dalles.
| Geo Chamber lain and Chas. Bennett
] returned Sunday from weeks tour
| ing of different sections of Oregon.
| They went east via The Dales through
| Sherman. Wheeler, Grant and across
| the southwest corner of Baker county,
| doubled back through Canyon City
| again. thence south and west through
l the PrineVile country, across the Nc
kenzie pass to Eugene, and over the
] Pacific Highway to Portland. They
| report the roads in the Blue mountain
| region as splendid, mostly five per
cent grade, of good width and not
| rough. At one point along the way
| they could see the Three Sisters, Mt.
| Jefferson, Mt. Pitt, Broken Top and
! Three Fingered Jack Some very nee
| eSsary improvements are being made
] in the roads leading from Sisters to
| the top of the Mckenzie pass.