The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-10-23
MOSIER.

Mrs. W. T. Mcclure attended the
fair in The Dalles last week Wednes-
day.
c. l.. McKenna, of Portland, is
spending some time on his farm near
Mosier helping with the apple harvest.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and children
We're in Hood River Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Beatrice Powell, who is teach
ing at No. 8, was given a short vaca
tion last week to allow her to attend
the fair in The Dalles.
Mrs. G. A. Powell and two daugh-
ters, of Backfoot, Ida. spent last
week Wednesday in Mosier with Mrs.
John A. Powell and family.
L. J. Merrill was a visitor to the
fair in The Dalles last week.
Judge F. W. Wilson was in Mosier
last Thursday.
f. A. Race. of Moro, arrived in Mo-
sier on the afternoon local last Thurs
day, spending the time until the even.
ing local east with old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. Sellinger re-
turned home Thursday afternoon from
The Dalles where Mr.. Sellinger has
been for the past week or more receiv-
ing medical attention at the hospital
for broken arm. The injured mem
ber was placed in a cast Thursday
morning.
c. G. Nichol and family attended
the fair Thursday evening.
Mrs II. NJ. Roop attended to bust
ness in Hood River Friday afternoon.
One of the four big Diamond L
gravel trucks belonging to the Warren
Construction Co, which were passing
through Mosier Friday on the way to
Bend, went over the grade near the
VIM. Cook farm on the hill west of
town. The truck was damaged to
some extent. but luckily the driver es.
capped unhurt. which fact seems unbe-
lieyable when we are told that the
truck landed at the bottom of the
gulch about $50 feet from the road
way, and all down hill at that.
Guy Dlvall was visitor in The
Dales last Thursday evening to take
in the fair.
Dr. Hatfield, of Portland, spent last
week in Mosier, with a view to locat
ing here if conditions prove favorable.
Mrs. Thomas Moe and children re.
turned Friday from a few days visit
in The Dalles where they enjoyed the
fair.
Dr. Shinn, of Portland, came Friday
to visit his son. h. W. Shinn, of May
erdale farm.
Mrs. S. d. Fisher and little grand
daughter were up from Hood River
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Evans and son.
Forrest. went up to the fair in The
Dalles Saturday evening. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Wilcox and Orie Hodge.
James and Will Carroll were in The
Dalles Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rose. of The
Dalles, spent the week end with Mrs.
Roses parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nj.
Carroll.
FRED Evans and family were visitors
to the fair Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Cook and daughter.
Wanda, vert to Hood River Saturday
afternoon.
W. E. Huskey and family attended
the fair in The Dalles Saturday.
Mark A. Mayer entertained at his
beautiful home. Mayerdale, from Fri
day until Sunday representatives of
the Lasky moving picture players who
are touring the United States taking
views of all national scenic attractions.
Starting last April from Boston, the
party has travelled by automobile, US
ing five cars.
When completed the views will be
shown in IL series entitled. $50 This
is America. While here the party OBJ.
tanned number of beautiful views
which are to appear in the series, en-
titled Views Of Mayerdale Orchards
in the Mosier District Where World
Famous Apples are Grown"
The director of the party is A. Z.
with the leading man Jack
Gardner and the leading woman, Miss
Viola Daniels.