The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-04-24

turn home in q week
". A. Davis spent Sunday in Tie
Dalles.
Mrs. H. NJ. Drake, Of Portland is
spending the summer here with her
daughter ana family.
There was "a record breaking crowd
at the dance IN Odd Fellows hall Sat
uIdsy night, which was given as q sort
of welcome to the returned soldiers.
Everybody reported a good time.
J.. Lamb returned from The Dalles
Monday. where he had gone Saturday
for treatments.
Messrs. Chamberlain. Bennett AM
Root were attending to business In The
Dalles Monday.
". J. Wollam. OF Hood River Is
doing some carpenter work for N ,ses
" and A. ShogIen on their river prop
erty.
Mrs. J. ?. Carroll went to Hood
River last week fer medical treatment
fer erysipelas.
Mrs. j. E. Higley was a business
visitor in The Dalles Monday
Miss Nellie Proctor arrived Tuesday
from New York for visit with her
home folks
f. Clausen and Mr.. Hicks. Of The
Dalles, members of the Wasco county
court. spent last week Wednesday m
the Mosier vicinity looking over the
roads with Supervisor Bennett.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain went to Hood
River Wednesday of last week to re-
main at the hospital few days for
treatment.
.Capt. II. H. Moore had his household
goods moved out to their new home on
the old McNiel farm last week.
Mrs. c. G. Nichol and daughter were
in Hood River Wednesday Of last
week
Mrs. c. Z. Smith. of PendIeton, Wis
tied her brother, Ernest Gillette, last
week.
A big slide of soil. rock and few
trees mixed in for good measure, hap
pened on the Hood River Mosier roa(
about mile west of town last weet
Wednesday forenoon, causing mucl
trouble to passing vehicles and tour
sts. In the afternoon it became s'
bad after the rain had fallen shor
time that traffic was entirely suspend
ed until 10 ii. m. Thursday Roa'
Supervisor Bennett sent messages t,
The Dales and Hood River TO warn al
travelling autoists of the condition U
the road Thursday he grade wa
cleared off and put in good condition.
Mrs. A W. Ehrlich and Miss Niviai
Ehrlich went to Portland Thursday 70
a few days visit with relatives.
DIR. Thompson was called Thursda
evening to see two of Mr.. Tryon'
children who are sick with pneumonia
". f. Huskey attended to busines
in The Dalles Friday.
j. Boyd and family have left fo
Crane, Harney county, where they vii
be located on a large farm.
The hoard Of directors of the Mosie
, school announces that the entire stat
of teachers mas been reelected for th
coming year with the exception Of tn
primary teacher. Miss Marjorie Page
Of York, Nebr., has been chosen to Il
that place, as Mrs. Olive Clement, th
: present teacher, has decided to accel
a school nearer her home in Ontario.
Mrs. Forrest Frice, of Vancouver,
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. / NlChol.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madden returre
I 10 Mosier Friday night with the
: daughter, Avera, who is badly pal
alyzed from the effects Of an injury
e her spine.
Geo Chamberlain visited his wife {
j Cottage hospital in Hood River Frida,
A doctor was called from The Dali,
d Saturday to see Mrs. Hattie Bale,
whose condition was much worse.
. W. Hugunin and family have move
! into the brown bungalow owned
Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Pearl Mcclure went to Portlar
Saturday for visit with her sisters.
Mis-. j X. Wilcox, accompanied |
d her brother, Lee Evans, returned hon
/. SATURDAY with their brother. ores
no has beel in the hospital in III
Dailes for some time with a brOk,
arm. The ann was set recently
he third time. They now hope it "
: heal all right.
!. All who have cream for sale wog
10 well to interview W. NJ. Black.
the creamery in Hood River, who
! desirous of getting Moser dairym
{ interested there.
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